Highlights, Recruiting Pedigree of New WR Offer Langston Anderson

Oklahoma State is still in search of commitments at wide receiver in the 2019 recruiting cycle. The Cowboys have roughly a dozen offers out to various prospects, but the staff is wasting no time on moving in on new targets in the meantime.

The latest target that emerged Thursday with a new offer is Langston Anderson, a 6-foot-2 Midlothian recruit who has more than 20 scholarship offers from programs across the country.

Anderson is just a three-star prospect per 247Sports, but Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor, Kansas State, Missouri, Ole Miss and Nebraska, among others, have all extended offers his way.

As a junior last season, Anderson amassed 850 yards receiving and 9 touchdowns en route to earning First-Team All-District honors. Coming from Texas, OSU makes some geographical sense for Anderson — but before he landed at Heritage, he played at Flowood Jackson Academy in Mississippi, which throws a wrinkle into his recruitment if he chooses to move back east as a college athlete.

At wide receiver, Oklahoma State is still pursuing Arkansas prospect Jadon Jackson, as well as Melissa (Texas) prospect Kennedy Lewis. But OSU’s top-three ranked offers — Garrett Wilson, Jordan Whittington and Arjei Henderson — have already made commitments, leaving OSU no choice but to slide down its board in pursuit of a commitment (or two) at the position this cycle.