Major needs were met for Oklahoma State in the 2018 signing class. From quarterback to offensive line to safety to linebacker, some positions were recruited better than others.
We will inevitably talk more about this class in the spring and down the road, but to put a bow on things in the wake of National Signing Day officially being in the rearview mirror, we’re going to hand out grades for each position group.
First up, it’s the secondary.
Ability to produce right away
To expect any freshmen to play right away — especially at a school like Oklahoma State that has built its program through development and the brainpower of almighty Robert Glass — might be asking too much.