Oklahoma State Football Preseason Preview: New Faces, Key Position Battles, and High Expectations
The Oklahoma State football team, under the leadership of head coach Eric Morris, kicked off its preseason practice with a mix of new and returning players. The team is predominantly made up of newcomers, with only a handful of returning starters. One standout player, Iman Oates, returned to the team in excellent shape after facing eligibility issues. Quarterback Drew Mestemaker, a breakout star in 2025, is adjusting to his role as a leader on the team. The linebacker corps, led by transfer Ethan Wesloski, is still being finalized, with players like Isaiah Chisom and Tate Romney in contention. The team is also evaluating options at cornerback and offensive line positions. Transfer Grant Jordan and freshman Broderick Vehrs are players to watch in the competition for starting spots. Additionally, former linebacker Carl'veon Young has transitioned to defensive end, and the running back position is up for grabs among several players. The team is gearing up for an exciting season with these key position battles in focus.