Recruiting
WR Coach Kasey Dunn Visits top WR Targets Wednesday
Receivers coach Kasey Dunn is one of several coaches out on the recruiting trail to find future Cowboys with talent to bring to Stillwater. On Wednesday he saw two top targets at the position, starting with Zach Farrar from Southlake Carroll.
https://twitter.com/ZachFarrar3/status/672243799003803648
Zach Farrar, a 6-4, 205-pound receiver, had a big senior season, earning offers from Nebraska, BYU, and most recently OSU and Duke.
The other target Dunn stopped to see was four-star receiver Adewale Omotosho, who made a visit to Stillwater for Bedlam and recently named the Pokes in his final group.
https://twitter.com/AudieOsho/status/672269018904989697
Omotosho is a 6-3, 190-pound prospect from Plano East. He’s also considering UCLA and other west coast schools. Considering the chance for early contributions, I think the Cowboys have legitimate chances at both Omotosho and Farrar.
The Cowboys hold two commitments at receiver from in-state standout Dillon Stoner and Lancaster Texas star Tyrell Alexander.Â
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