The Oklahoma State Cowboys have already secured ten commitments for the Class of 2027, a milestone that reflects the program’s determined effort to reshape its future roster.
Running back TJ Lewis became the latest addition, signing on with the Cowboys and adding a dynamic playmaker to the offensive backfield.
Head coach Eric Morris and his recruiting staff are now focused on filling the remaining spots, actively pursuing top uncommitted prospects across every position as they target finalizing the class before fall workouts and the December signing period.
Among the most sought‑after targets are quarterback Zephyr Kreye, a highly rated prospect who could become the face of the next era, running back Landen Williams‑Callis, and wide receiver Alvin Mosley, each of whom brings a distinct skill set that aligns with the Cowboys’ offensive vision.
The staff is also courting interior offensive lineman Ismael Camara, a five‑star talent whose size and technique have drawn comparisons to elite college linemen.
Defensively, edge rusher Uhila Wolfgramm and safety Ta’Shawn Poole are among the four‑star athletes the Cowboys are pursuing to strengthen the front seven and secondary.
Kyle Nabrotzky stands out as the only uncommitted athlete who has received an official offer, highlighting the program’s willingness to extend opportunities to players who fit its scheme.
A Timeline Toward December
With official visits on the horizon and communication lines open, the Cowboys hope to lock in the final commitments before the early signing window opens, ensuring they can secure the talent they have been chasing.