The Reload: Coaches Going In-Home on the Recruiting Grind

The latest rumors and news surrounding Oklahoma State’s recruiting, with an ear to the ground for what to expect in the future.

Canada, eh?

Mike Yurcich and Marcus Arroyo made the haul to Canada on Thursday to pay a visit to Oklahoma State running back commitment Chuba Hubbard. Hubbard is a speedster from Bev Facey, who will be one of OSU’s highest rated running back recruits since Herschel Sims.

Had a great home visit today with coach @coacharroyoosu and @Coach_Yurcich! Honestly such a fun time! OSU? #pokes pic.twitter.com/rvPB2PajTt

— Chuba Hubbard (@Hubbard_RMN) December 9, 2016

Hubbard is one of two recruits currently committed at running back in the 201 7 class. Not only is he a highly rated recruit for OSU — he’s the highest rated Canadian prospect, who turned down offers from Alabama, Oregon, TCU and a list of others to pick Oklahoma State.

Latest in-state commit gets visit

Just a week after committing to the Cowboys, Coach Duffie and Coach Hammerschmidt visited with safety recruit Malcolm Rodriguez of Wagoner, Okla. Rodriguez is fresh off a state-title game win over Oologah — their third consecutive title behind Rodriguez at QB.

Great at-home visit with @danhammer11#GoPokes #PistolsFiring?? pic.twitter.com/Wak6IxSBoZ

— Malcolm Rodriguez (@malcolmlrod) December 9, 2016

Wallace twins still locked in

The Wallace duo of Tylan and Tracin are one of the most intriguing in the class. Tylan is an elite receiver, and Tracin, a dual-threat QB, projects as an athlete who could play defense for OSU at the next level. They got a visit from receivers coach Kasey Dunn and his incredible beard on Thursday.

https://twitter.com/OfficialTylan2/status/807075360730976256

Keeping the two in the fold has been huge. Even with Tracin’s ACL injury, he still appears to be a promising recruit. They will both be exciting players to watch in orange and black.

Gundy takes his mullet to school

The most underrated recruit for Oklahoma State in the 2017 class in my opinion is San Antonio offensive lineman Derek Kerstetter. He has earned Army All-American honors and at 6-5 280, the coaches are very high on him and his potential as a left tackle.

https://twitter.com/derekk40/status/806946893876133888

Dunn it again

Receivers coach Kasey Dunn was also in Arlington on Thursday to pay a visit to receiver commit Braydon Johnson of Arlington Bowie.

Great home visit with Coach Dunn ?⚫️? pic.twitter.com/xu6f1HEWiN

— B ⚡️ (@GLOing_817) December 8, 2016

MULLET POINTS

• Top 100 combo guard Amauri Hardy is making his decision on Friday night. Oklahoma State is the favorite.
• Former Iowa Hawkeye running back commit is back on the market, and has his eyes on Oklahoma State. 
• Earlier in the week, the Cowboys first commitment of the class, Brendan Vaughn, had an in home visit with defensive coordinator Glenn Spencer. Outside linebacker.