National Signing Day 2015 Preview: Oklahoma State Offense

Kolar is an intriguing prospect with physical tools and natural measurables. We would anticipate his recruitment will heat up after the spring and summer evaluation calendar as well as close scrutiny during his senior year. His best football is without question ahead of him. This fall will be his first as a fulltime starter. The junior season returns are any indication, there is high probability for a productive senior campaign. Like this kid. Flying under the radar.

Carson is a good looking load carrier. He possesses the ability to be an immediate contributor and possible impact guy in the right scheme--downhill to the hole. A Power five guy that shows real flashes of big play ability.

Mays is a productive, physical running back with some talent. He excels at running inside the tackles and will benefit by being in a downhill run style offense. Is a nice change of pace that is capable of churning out yards with 4 qtr strength.

Carr just flat runs off from so many defenders. He is also able to make space for himself with his array of moves. Many of his moves are the more casual just shake of the hip or sidestep as he goes by a defender.
What impressed me most in his running is his patience and vision. There are a number of plays that he delays getting to the point of attack to allow a blocker to take advantage of a position or he will delay downfield.

McCleskey is a receiver who is developing the size and strength needed to play at the next level. Quick, fast and he makes plays. Good ability at getting off the jam. Projects as a Power 5 player in the right system. Needs time to develop his body.

Wilson's toughness and run blocking ability could earn him a spot on the depth chart if a red shirt year isn't deemed necessary; we see two position potential at tackle and guard.

Sekona is a big man that could garner some interest on either side of the ball. Also plays on the D-Line and depending on scheme and need could potentially land on that side of the ball. Overall, we feel his best fit is on offense. Possesses good size and some tools to work with to develop into a productive starter.

Mhiesen's ability to play on his feet given his height and size are a big upside. Will only continue to add strength and become more balanced to play on his feet. Most likely a Power 5 contributor at the next level.

Pertile can be a tough, physical player at the tackle position. Needs to work back after some lost time due to injury. We don't see an immediate contributor, but does have a little more time then average JC transfer and that time could allow him to potentially develop into a contributor a little down the lime.

Kellerman is a good tackle prospect that doesn't necessarily excel in any particular facet but can be effective as both a run blocker and pass protector and could help a program in need of a solid RT or quality depth.