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Leading up to this past football season, I broke down Oklahoma State’s 2020 recruiting class through a series of film studies. With the season officially in the books, I am going to start my analysis of the 2021 class. First up is the highest-rated player of the group, four-star defensive lineman Aden Kelley.
Kelley had offers from Iowa State, Nebraska, Northwestern, TCU and SMU to name a few, but decided to play defensive tackle next season for coach Jim Knowles. He isn’t one of the 12 incoming recruits set to enroll next week, but when Kelley gets to campus he will surely make his presence felt. The versatile lineman dominated Class A and is prepared to take his talents to the next level.
The Cowboys had a lot of depth on their defensive front this past season, but a leader from that group is moving on.
Cameron Murray announced Tuesday that he will forgo his remaining year of eligibility and has decided to enter his name into the 2021 NFL Draft. Murray was a redshirt senior this past season, but could’ve returned with the extra eligibility granted to players because of the pandemic.
Murray played in all 11 of the Cowboys’ games in 2020, where he recorded 22 total tackles, six tackles for loss and three sacks on the interior of the Cowboys’ defensive line.
He came to Stillwater as a member of the 2016 recruiting class out of Bryant, Arkansas. He was a three-star recruit and picked the Pokes over offers from Arizona, Kansas, Arkansas State and others.