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Donovan Stiner, S, Florida Jamar Watson, LB, Kentucky Brown and Wade were linked to the Steelers throughout the draft process as potential late-round picks, but Pittsburgh was able to add them post-draft instead. In 2020, Brown had five interceptions in seven games. He's assumed to be a slot corner but will likely use his versatility to become more of a Swiss army knife in the NFL. Wade is a Pennsylvania native from just outside of Pittsburgh. A dynamic player, the former Nittany Lion adds defensive and special teams help to the team, improving his resume with five kick returns for 192 yards, including a 100-yard touchdown in 2020.
defensive players who I think could have similar breakouts. Let’s hop to it. 1. Collin Clay, DE: Only days after tearing his ACL in fall training camp, Collin Clay, an Arkansas transfer, finally got word that his eligibility waiver to play immediately in 2020 had been NCAA-approved. It was a legit bummer for a guy I’d slotted as a starter on the front line of OSU’s defense. But the breakout is indeed coming. With a fully healed ACL, an offseason of preparation and some training by none other than Rob Glass, he’s a guy whose future I think Pokes fans should be thrilled about. Havoc-wreaker who can get after the QB but also stuff the run. Dynamic weapon.
Malcolm Rodriguez announces he’s returning to Oklahoma State The senior linebacker will return in 2021. Share this story Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images We’re a little less than two hours away from Oklahoma State facing off against Miami in the Cheez-It Bowl but the Pokes got a big surprise from one of their best defenders first. Senior linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez told Marshall Levenson of The Pokes Report that he will return to OSU for another year. The NCAA previously ruled that the 2020 season would not count toward any player eligibility wise which provides for Rodriguez to return. The news was confirmed by Dave Hunziker on the Cowboy Radio Network.
Linebacker Collin Oliver signs with Oklahoma State The linebacker is latest Cowboy! Share this story Position: Line Backer SIGNED ✍️ Oliver is the latest linebacker to come to from the Edmond Santa Fe pipeline which includes Trace Ford and Calvin Bundage. He has good size and frame that could allow him to play in multiple different areas. Helped a 10-3 Edmond Sante Fe Wolves team get to the 6A State Championship game where they were runner up. Oliver should fit in quite nicely to Jim Knowles’ defense and could see playing time next season In This Stream
With a few late moves, the Cowboys have climbed up to third in the Big 12 in 2021 recruiting rankings. Oklahoma State signed 21 prospects on Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period. Shortly after all the letters of intent came in, Mike Gundy met with reporters via Zoom to discuss his class. Here is what he said. Opening Statement “It’s good to get it in, get them all tucked away. We got exactly what we wanted. Seven Oklahoma kids, nine Texas. Huge, huge class for midterm. Bringing players in early is getting very popular. It’s kind of what we’ve done here for the years past. We would like to concentrate on Oklahoma and Texas and surrounding states. This will put us at the number of 85, which is what we need to be at as we move forward through the summer.”
Let’s look at some of the highlights from a successful weekend in Cowboy Country. Without Tylan Wallace and Chuba Hubbard, Mike Gundy had to rely on other playmakers to step up — one a seasoned vet, the other a true freshman seeing his first action as a featured back. The Dillon Stoner Show Dominic Richardson’s Coming Out Party The Cowboys’ rookie RB recorded the second-best rushing game by a true freshman (169 yards) behind only all-time Cowboy rusher Thurman Thomas. Richardson had too many highlights to list, but these were a couple of my favorite runs. First, he showed off some impressive, tough running for someone who was in high school last year.