Oklahoma State Recruiting Roundup: Three New Offers In The Trenches

STILLWATER – Even though Oklahoma State is focusing on the incoming visitors and on-campus activities opening up, they never stop the offer train from rolling. Over the past week, the Oklahoma State recruiting staff has extended three offers to prospects in the 2022 and 2023 classes. 

Here are the offers:

Enow Etta - Edge Rusher - 2023

Etta, who is 6’5 230, is from Covenant Christian Academy in Colleyville, Texas. Oklahoma State is Etta’s fourth offer, joining Vanderbilt, Wisconsin, and Arizona State. The 2020 season was his breakout season, racking up 67 tackles with 17 sacks and 7 pass breakups at the line. His 17 sacks came in eight games, which led all of TAPPS (Texas Private Schools). This came in only his second year of playing football. He is also a star on the hardwood, averaging 11.9 points per game and 8.3 rebounds per game. Etta is already considered a 4-star prospect and among one of the best edge rushers in the nation. 

Tyrone Webber - Offensive Line - 2022

Webber is now the newest native of Canada that Oklahoma State has thrown their hat in the ring on. While Webber is attending the New Mexico Military Institute Junior College, he is originally from Toronto and is considered the No. 1 offensive lineman out of Canada in the 2022 class. Webber currently holds 13 offers, which is no surprise being that he is 6’5 and 290 pounds. He is a December ‘21 graduate which means he would be an early enrollee next January, which is another reason he is an attractive prospect. Some of the other schools to offer him are West Virginia, Utah State, Maryland, UNT, Louisiana Tech, and Houston. 

Lucas Simmons - Offensive Line - 2023

Simmons is also an offensive lineman who hails from another country, this time being Sweden. The 6’8 300 pounder attends Clearwater Academy International in Clearwater, Florida. Simmons already holds 13 offers, six of which have been picked up today along with the Cowboys. Some of the teams in his recruitment include Penn State, Arizona State, West Virginia, Minnesota, and Florida State. Simmons is unranked by many as of now, which is not surprising being in the 2023 class and his first offer coming only April 14. As he catches more attention, his prominence will grow and his ranking will come but with his size and wingspan, lots of coaches will love the possibilities with him.