Oklahoma State recruiting notebook: Douglass' Stephen and Deondre Clark visit for homecoming
Oklahoma State was able to double up its recruiting efforts Saturday with just one family. Douglass High School players Stephen and Deondre Clark attended the Cowboys' 31-10 win over Iowa State at Boone Pickens Stadium.
“I'm looking to get an offer this weekend,” Cornwell said. “I'm really ready to make the next step, and get five or six schools ready, so I can make my decision and play my senior year committed.”
Guthrie's Callins in attendance
His junior season hasn't gone as planned, but Guthrie's Kai Callins is keeping a positive attitude.
Callins tore his ACL in the Bluejays' 43-0 season-opening win over Duncan.
Saturday, Callins headed right up to road to Stillwater to take in the Cowboys' win over Iowa State.
A week earlier, he was in Dallas for Oklahoma's Red River Rivalry victory.
Callins (5-foot-10, 175 pounds) said his recovery is going well.
“They said I'm ahead of schedule,” Callins said. “I'm just doing the work I need to do to get back as soon as possible.”
Callins, who was to play running back and defensive back for the Bluejays, but he could play a number of positions in college.
The Cowboys have had success recruiting Guthrie players, getting Kye Staley, who is now a senior fullback, and offensive lineman David Washington before that.
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