2012 Oklahoma State Cowboys

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This is a pre spring depth chart, so don't take it to heart, although it's not going to get any better. There has been 1white recruit fora defensive position in the last 2 years. How can you even play any whites if you don't recruit any?

6 white starters:
Offense:

Clint Chelf QB JR
Evan Epstein OL SR
Parker Graham OL JR

Defense:

Cooper Bassett DE RS SR
Caleb Lavey LB JR
Alex Elkins LB SR

newcomers: Blake Webb, Austin Hays, Caleb Muncrief, Wes Lunt, Zac Veatch
 
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Blake Webb already impressing coaches

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...rs-coach-wide-receivers-defensive-coordinator

Webb is smaller than Curry (5-11) but can run the 40-yard dash in 4.41 seconds. And with fellow inside receiver Torrance Carr out 2-3 weeks with a foot injury, Webb's practice reps could increase even more. In addition to Webb and Curry, Brandon Sheperd and Austin Hays could work into the receiver rotation.

Inside receivers coach Doug Meacham: "Blake's going to play. There's no question. He's so fast, and he's picking up the offense well. ... He's in the rotation right now, so we're counting on him."
 
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Caleb Muncrief , the true freshman rb has won the kickoff return job. Oklahoma State usually has a good stable of running backs but I wonder if he gets on the field this year. It would be great exposure as OS gets a lot of nationally televised games.
 
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while the defense of Oklahoma State may be darkening up, their offense should be fun to watch in the coming years.

along with the aforementioned Muncrief at tailback/kick returner, the Cowboys also have a trio of freshman sprinters at wide receiver who are playing well now that they've finally gotten a chance to get on the field: redshirt frosh David Glidden (former Gatorade PoY In Oklahoma), true frosh Blake Webb, and true frosh Austin Hays all have 4.4 speed and have emerged as playmakers as this season has progressed.

additionally, the vastly-underrated Charlie Moore (junior) will be coming back, as well.
 
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Jimmy Chitwood said:
while the defense of Oklahoma State may be darkening up, their offense should be fun to watch in the coming years.

along with the aforementioned Muncrief at tailback/kick returner, the Cowboys also have a trio of freshman sprinters at wide receiver who are playing well now that they've finally gotten a chance to get on the field: redshirt frosh David Glidden (former Gatorade PoY In Oklahoma), true frosh Blake Webb, and true frosh Austin Hays all have 4.4 speed and have emerged as playmakers as this season has progressed.

additionally, the vastly-underrated Charlie Moore (junior) will be coming back, as well.
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You just beat me to this. Webb, Hays, and Moore have been targeted often tonight. Also, there's often 3 White players and sometimes 4 playing defense for them. The three QBs vying for playing time are White too. It's the most White-friendly OSU team I've seen in a long time.
 
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