Oklahoma State Adds Receiver Dayvon Standard to 2026 Class

STILLWATER — With national signing day less than 48 hours away, it’s no surprise that Eric Morris and company want to finalize the 2026 roster.

On Monday afternoon, 2026 three-star receiver Dayvon Standard committed to Morris.

After lots of prayers and talks with family, God has let me know it’s time. I would like to humbly say I am 100% COMMITTED TO OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY!! 🧡🖤
All glory to God🙏 #GOPOKES @__CoachMorris @AZcoachHenri @DEdgeFootball pic.twitter.com/fIPm0BXsB9

— Dayvon “Vonn” Standard (@DayvonStandard) February 2, 2026

According to MaxPreps, Standard hauled in 23 receptions for 463 yards and 10 touchdowns in only six games. According to posts on social media, Standard missed the first five games of the season due to a transfer rule.

As a junior, he hauled in 52 passes for 717 yards and seven touchdowns.

Standard wrapped up his high school career for Desert Edge (located just west of Phoenix), where he played with 2027 four-star quarterback Blake Roskopf, who received an offer from the Cowboys on Saturday.

Standard chose the Cowboys over reported offers from Idaho and UMass. He is only the third high school receiver to sign on with Oklahoma State this cycle. However, Morris has brought in seven transfers at the position including North Texas trio Wyatt Young, Miles Coleman and Terrence Lewis in addition to Israel Polk (Akron), Rodney Harris (Ohio), Justin Bowick (Illinois) and Chris Barnes (Wake Forest).