Locked On Oklahoma State - Daily Podcast On Oklahoma State Cowboys Football & Basketball · Cody Stovvall, Locked On Podcast Network

CRUCIAL: Oklahoma State's TE Room Could Have MASSIVE Implications For Drew Mestemaker & Co.

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Oklahoma State can field three elite tight ends simultaneously for the first time in a decade—a game-changing moment.

Cody Stovall breaks down Oklahoma State's exceptional tight end recruiting class, which represents the first time in a decade the program has assembled NFL-level talent at the position. He profiles Donovan Green (four-star prospect seeking redemption after ACL tear and coaching changes), Bodie Boydston (hidden gem multi-sport athlete from rural Oklahoma with baseball background), Oscar Hammond (1000-yard receiver at prior schools joining with new coaching staff), Carson Kolb (athletic defensive convert from Oregon State), and Luke Logan (Memphis transfer). Stovall emphasizes that the ability to field multiple elite tight ends simultaneously (12-13 personnel) changes the offensive identity and attracts portal transfers.

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A focused tight-end look that links a decade-long drought to recruiting momentum and a possible offensive shift.

Oklahoma State's tight end room sits at the center of this episode, and the setup rests on a simple claim: it has been a decade since the program last produced an NFL-level tight end.

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