Entering Wednesday's early National Signing Day, Oklahoma State was ranked as the No. 55 recruiting class in the Class of 2024.
That ranking sat 11th in the Big 12, only ahead of BYU (No. 66), Kansas (No. 73) and Cincinnati (No. 75), and just behind Houston (No. 53) and UCF (No. 50).
The low ranking for the Cowboys is nothing new. OSU hasn't been inside the top 30 since 2014 and the top 25 since 2011, and that doesn't look to chance on early Signing Day, but the program has still sustained success.
OSU came into Wednesday looking to sign its 16 verbal commits and added a surprise signing from Del City defensive back LaDainian Fields.