NewsOK member benefits

OSU recruiting notebook: Broken Arrow's Zac Veatch a versatile athlete

By Jason Kersey, Staff Writer. jkersey@opubco.com | Published: October 15, 2011 Comment on this article

Multimedia

Videoview all videos

Analysis: OSU-Texas

Oct 16Berry Tramel and Gina Mizell breakdown OSU's win against...

Photoview all 66 photos

Article Gallery: OSU recruiting notebook: Broken Arrow's Zac Veatch a versatile athlete

NewsOK Related Articles

ABC's Matt Millen quick to credit Texas' improvement, not OSU's ability
10/15/2011 ABC's broadcast team of Sean McDonough and Matt Millen clearly had fun calling OSU's 38-26 victory over Texas, commenting on everything from the game...
OSU notebook: Where do the Cowboys fit in the national title hunt?
10/15/2011 The first BCS standings will be released Sunday night (ESPN, 7:15 p.m.) and unbeaten Oklahoma State figures to play prominently in the picture. Not that...
OSU coach Mike Gundy: Texas a much better team in 2011
10/15/2011 Here's a look at what coaches and players had to say after Oklahoma State's 38-26 win over Texas: * OSU coach on Mike Gundy on winning in Austin in...
OSU-Texas by the numbers: The not-so-terrible twos
10/15/2011 Here is a look at Oklahoma State's 38-26 win over Texas by the numbers: 2: Penalties for OSU, both on defense. An illegal substitution penalty and a pass...
OSU shows it's more than just Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon
10/15/2011 BERRY TRAMEL COMMENTARY — Oklahoma State got impressive performances from players like Jeremy Smith, Josh Cooper and Caleb Lavey on a day when its...
OSU running back Jeremy Smith torches Texas for two long TD runs
10/15/2011 AUSTIN, Texas — Jeremy Smith found himself touting not his big day, but the other guys in orange who struggled to find him. “Texas' defense is too...
OSU linebacker Caleb Lavey records first career interception vs. Texas
10/15/2011 WELCOME TO MY WORLD — Oklahoma State linebacker Caleb Lavey says he gives all credit to his gloves for his first-half interception vs. Texas.
OSU defense steps up as Cowboys' potent offense stumbles
10/15/2011 AUSTIN, Texas — Oklahoma State players and coaches still field the magic question every week.

Veatch said the intention right now is for him to play tight end as a freshman, but that he could be moved to another position, including center.

“He's 6-4, he's about 255 right now, and he can move,” Broken Arrow coach Steve Spavital said. “I like their thinking on that. He's really a pretty versatile athlete.

“He's got that ability to play anywhere. ... I'm very proud. (OSU is) my alma mater.”

Veatch and the Tigers are currently Class 6A's No. 1-ranked team after Thursday's 56-7 win at Southmoore. Broken Arrow returns to the city area this Thursday to face Norman.

BARNETT COMMITTED TO OSU AGAIN

Oklahoma State picked up a commitment from a familiar name last week.

Former Tulsa Washington standout Calvin Barnett, a three-star defensive tackle currently playing at Navarro College, was committed to the Cowboys out of high school until a signing day switch to Arkansas.

Page 1 of 2

1 2 Next