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Four-Star Athlete Kenyon Sadiq Includes Oklahoma State in Top Eight Schools
The Cowboys make the cut for a talented two-way player.
The Cowboys have made the top list for a dynamic two-player whose star continues to rise.
Oklahoma State on Sunday made the Top 8 for 2022 Idaho athlete Kenyon Sadiq. The Cowboys extended on offer to Sadiq just three weeks ago but have apparently already made an impression.
His top list also includes Michigan, Oregon, Washington, Washington State, West Virginia, Iowa State and Colorado.
Sadiq helped lead Skyline High School to an Idaho state championship last season, playing both wide receiver and defensive back. But it looks like the Cowboys are after him for his pass-catching ability. At 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds, he’s got the size and frame (and ball skills) to be a lethal red zone weapon and feast on the outside. He’s a three-sport standout that also turns heads in hoops and track & field.
247Sports considers him a four-star prospect, the No. 233 player nationally, the No. 18 athlete and the top-rated prospect out of Idaho. The other recruiting services have yet to catch on as his composite score is still lagging as the No. 635 player nationally.
The Cowboys currently have nine commitments for their 2023 class including fast-rising wide receiver Camron Heard. But while heard is speedy 5-11 playmaker, OSU could use the big-bodied Sadiq on the outside. If he were to commit as of writing, he would boost OSU’s current No. 19 team recruiting ranking to 16th nationally.
Check out his junior season highlights.
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