Oklahoma State can claim its fair share of elite passers. Names like Brandon Weeden, Mason Rudolph and Zac Robinson are peppered throughout its record books, and their careers coincided with some of the most successful seasons in the program’s history.
And its current quarterback room is chock-full of potential. Spencer Sanders is the third-highest rated QB prospect the school has ever signed as far back recruiting rankings go, and Dru Brown, the season former transfer, has multiple years of D-I starting experience. Don’t forget Cali passer Brendan Costello who enrolled early for the spring.
But first-year offensive coordinator Sean Gleeson wants more.