Son of Former OSU All-American Receives Oklahoma State Offer

Oklahoma State has made a long-anticipated scholarship offer to a talented tight end with deep Oklahoma State ties.

Class of 2021 prospect Quentin Moore, the son of former OSU All-American defensive back Mark Moore, announced on Twitter this week that the Cowboys made him an offer this week. The offer came just days after he made a trip to campus for an unofficial visit with his pops.

OSU with the OG/? all American DB for OSU wayyyyy back in the day. #oldhead ?? pic.twitter.com/135fE5drq6

— Quentin Moore (@Quentinmoore88) November 16, 2019

Moore is listed as a 6-5, 240 pound recruit from Independence Community College — home of the infamous Netflix series ‘Last Chance U’ that has chronicled the program’s rise in recent years.

As a freshman this season, Moore hasn’t been a center piece of the series (it chronicled the last two seasons, before its coach was fired) but he has already made his presence felt on the field, albeit in a limited role. He’s made catches in three games overall that totaled up to six receptions for 65 yards and one score in six games played.

While his statistical production doesn’t pop, it’s clear his talent has. OSU is just the most recent to offer Moore to go with Colorado, Louisville, Maryland, Nebraska and UAB. With his size, mobility and OSU ties, it’s a smart move for OSU to try to swoop in before programs realize his potential.