Oklahoma State football is six weeks away from kickoff, and it is safe to say the Cowboys have more questions going into the 2023 season than uniform combinations.

One of those questions is who will break out this year, and could the answer come from Pawhuska?

Former Huskie wideout Mason Gilkey is entering his season in Stillwater after redshirting last year. Gilkey could be a favorite for whoever is under center this fall with 4.47 speed in the 40-yard dash and listed as the second tallest receiver on the roster.

Gilkey’s high school quarterback will join him on offense with redshirt sophomore Bryce Drummond transferring from North Texas. Drummond is switching to tight end after spending 2022 as a linebacker for the Mean Green.

There is only one Division-I reception between the five tight ends listed. Drummond could be used similarly to New Orleans Saints tight end Taysom Hill who plays tight end and occasionally quarterback and special teams.