Oklahoma State football recruiting: Air Raid system attractive to recruits

Laquon Treadwell's continued courtship by the Cowboys — and his continued interest in OSU — shows the staff's ability to keep recruiting offensive skill players after the departure of coordinator Todd Monken.

 
By Gina Mizell | Published: January 14, 2013   

photo - With the absence of an offensive coordinator, Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy, left, has essentially been the leader in quarterback meetings. Photo by Sarah Phipps, The Oklahoman
With the absence of an offensive coordinator, Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy, left, has essentially been the leader in quarterback meetings. Photo by Sarah Phipps, The Oklahoman

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