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Oklahoma State has added a piece for depth in their wide receiver room.

STILLWATER, Okla. — It seems that Oklahoma State wasn’t finished with the transfer portal this cycle after all.

Oklahoma wide receiver transfer Gavin Freeman committed to the Cowboys Sunday morning. He entered the portal earlier this week.

Freeman, an Oklahoma City native, played in all 13 games for the Sooners in 2023, catching 19 balls for 95 yards and a touchdown. In 2022, he had three catches for 46 yards while also carrying the ball seven times for 73 yards and a touchdown.

“I will be entering the transfer portal with 2 years of eligibility remaining,” Freeman said in a tweet on Tuesday. “I wanna thank the University of Oklahoma and the fans for all the support and love.”

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A versatile player, Freeman returned a punt for a touchdown in Oklahoma’s 73-0 win against Arkansas State last season.

Freeman now joins one of the most talented and experienced rooms on Oklahoma State’s roster. He’s also the second receiver pickup out of the transfer portal, joining Virginia Tech’s Da’Wain Lofton.

Oklahoma State offers 2025 defensive lineman Jordan Covington

Oklahoma State is looking to build up its 2025 defensive class.

STILLWATER, Okla. — As Oklahoma State coaches hit the road this month, they’ve extended some offers to prospects in 2025 and future prospects.

One of those is 2025 defensive lineman Jordan Covington from McKinney High. Defensive coordinator Bryan Nardo and defensive line coach Paul Randolph offered Covington after having success in finding the underrecruited 2024 signee Jonathan Agumadu.

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Covington holds 10 offers, including offers from Cincinnati, Kansas and Missouri.

The 6-foot-3 lineman played in 12 games for McKinney in 2023, finishing with 22 tackles, seven tackles for loss, six sacks, two forced fumbles and a pass break up.

Covington has an official visit scheduled with Kansas currently, but is expected to schedule one with the Cowboys now that he has an offer from Oklahoma State.

Currently, Oklahoma State has just one defensive commit in three-star edge defender Kyle Keya from Wichita.

Nine classes I love: 2024 basketball hauls that perfectly blend high school prospects, transfers

The transfer portal is finally slowing down, high school recruiting is mostly done and we are taking a look at nine of the most interesting 2024 recruiting classes.

The final rankings for the high school class of 2024 are in. And while the transfer portal is still active, things have slowed down enough that we can finally start to envision how most program’s rosters are going to look for the 2024-25 season.

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Only a few programs made it through the portal unscathed. Between coaching changes, graduation, NBA departures, transfers and other roster attrition, most of the top programs found themselves in a position where they are bringing in at least 6-7 newcomers next year.

But now that things are starting to take shape, we wanted to take a look at the recruiting classes that we find the most interesting. However, this isn’t a list of the top-ranked recruiting classes, rather it’s a collection of programs we believe have the most interesting fits.

With that being said, let’s dive into the most intriguing college basketball recruiting classes.