STILLWATER – The Brennan Armstrong watch is now over as Armstrong is headed to North Carolina State to join back up with the offensive coordinator that most contributed to his success at Virginia in Robert Anae. Armstrong was Oklahoma State’s number one choice. The staff is still determined to bring in an older quarterback to work alongside red-shirt freshman Garret Rangel, incoming freshman Zane Flores, Gunnar Gundy, and the two walk-on quarterbacks on the current roster.
Pokes Report inquired and were informed that any quarterback added will have to be down to one-year of eligibility. The quarterbacks left on the transfer portal that fit that bill includes
Tristan Gebbia, 6-3, 200, Oregom State/Nebraska/Calabasas, Calf.
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Gebbia against Oregon.
Gebbia was a red-shirt as a freshman at Nebraska in the 2017 season. He trsnsferred to Oregon State. Gebbia actually played against Oklahoma State in the game at Corvallis in 2019 when he completed 3-of-7 passing for 30-yards and a touchdown in the 52-36 loss to the Cowboys.
Gebbia has completed 128-of-200 passing in his career for 1,250-yards and hitting at 64 percent. He had five touchdowns and four interceptions. There are some other quarterbacks that fit the Cowboys prerequisites and we will spotlight more of those.
Many of the older quarterbacks in the portal have committed such as Sam Hartman to Notre Dame, J.T. Daniels to Rice, Graham Mertz to Florida, Grayson McCall back to Coastal Carolina, Kedon Slovis to BYU, North Texas Austin Aune is 29-years-old and was offered by OSU but he has declared for the NFL Draft. Phil Jurkovec was at Boston College and is now at Pittsburgh.
Some reports have suggested that the Cowboys try to take back Spencer Sanders, who went into the portal. He did speak with head coach Mike Gundy and the decision was made for Sanders and Oklahoma State to part.
Sanders is reportedly looking at Auburn, Ole Miss, and Missouri.
Oklahoma State has about 14 days to find a quarterback and get them on campus.
