North Texas Sack Leader Keviyan Huddleston Commits to Oklahoma State

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The Mean Green’s leading sack getter from a season ago will also call Stillwater home moving forward.

Oklahoma State announced Monday that Keviyan Huddleston has signed with the program. Listed at 6-foot-2, 260 pounds, Huddleston finished his redshirt sophomore season with 31 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss and five sacks. Those last two numbers led UNT this past season. He should have two seasons of eligibility remaining.

PFF also has Huddleston with 16 total pressures this season.

According to 247Sports, Huddleston is the No. 482 player in the transfer portal, making him the No. 35 defensive lineman available.

He spent his first two seasons of college football at TCU, playing three games in his two years there.

Out of Chapel Hill in Tyler, Texas, Huddleston was the No. 711 player in the 2023 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite ranking. He initially chose TCU over offers from Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Arizona, Texas Tech and others.

Huddleston becomes the first public defensive line addition the Cowboys have made since the portal opened Friday. He’s the fourth defensive portal addition the Pokes have made, joining defensive backs Kanijal Thomas, Kollin Lewis and Quinton Hammonds.

Huddleston adds to a room that still has a few experienced bodies in it despite the mass portal departures. Jaleel Johnson and DeSean Brown were both banged up in 2025 but have eligibility left and haven’t hit the portal. Malik Charles is also still on OSU’s roster after making 28 tackles and three sacks for the Cowboys this season.