STILLWATER — The Oklahoma State football roster has 28 seniors, most of whom are expected to take part in Senior Day festivities prior to the Cowboys regular-season finale.
OSU hosts Iowa State at 11 a.m. Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium, broadcast on ESPNU.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAbout 20 seniors are expected to take part in the pregame ceremony, with a few opting to sit it out for various reasons — including some who have eligibility remaining.
Exactly half of the 28 seniors were recruited to the team last offseason, and thus, spent just one season at Oklahoma State. But others have been at OSU for a full five — or in the case of Quinton Stewart, six — years.
Here’s a look at the Cowboys’ senior class:
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Oklahoma State football seniors
Sep 2, 2023; Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma State's Quinton Stewart (82) runs the ball in the first quarter during an NCAA football game between Oklahoma State and Central Arkansas at Boone Pickens Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Nathan J. Fish-USA TODAY SportsFreddie Brock IV, running back
A transfer from Georgia State, Brock dealt with injuries and has appeared in just five games, rushing for 35 yards on 13 carries.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAidan Davenport, longsnapper
A transfer from Bucknell who spent two years at OSU, Davenport has operated with consistency as the starting longsnapper the past seven games.
Jaylin Davies, cornerback*
A transfer from UCLA, Davies’ season was derailed by injuries, resulting in just one appearance this year.
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Oklahoma State's Terrill Davis (2) runs after a reception in the first half of the college football game between Oklahoma State University and the Kansas State Wildcats at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla., Saturday Nov. 15, 2025.Terrill Davis, receiver
An All-American at UCO last year, Davis has been among OSU’s primary outside receivers this year. His 316 receiving yards rank second on the team.
Michael Diatta, defensive tackle
A transfer from Virginia, Diatta has been a fixture in the rotation on the defensive line.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementChristian Fitzpatrick, receiver
A summer addition from Marshall, Fitzpatrick has 90 receiving yards on eight catches for the season.
Raymond Gay II, defensive back
A career Cowboy, Gay worked his way into a primary playing role in the secondary after multiple years as a special teams contributor. He has 26 tackles and a pass breakup.
Oscar Hammond, tight end^
An exciting prospect who has worked his way up from the Division II level, Hammond has been out all year with an injury. Eligible to redshirt, he has a year of eligibility remaining.
Kenneth Harris, safety
Now in his third year at OSU after transferring from Arkansas State, Harris settled into a starting role this season and enters his final game with 29 tackles, four pass breakups and a sack.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSitiveni Havili Kaufusi, defensive tackle
A seventh-year senior, Havili Kaufusi has been in the regular rotation on the defensive line, totaling 12 tackles and a sack.
Trent Howland, running back
The 6-foot-2, 247-pound power back has seen inconsistent opportunities as a senior, but has proven his worth when he gets chances. He has 206 yards and two touchdowns on 49 carries this season.
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Oklahoma State's Trent Howland (24) rushes in the first half of the college football game between Oklahoma State University and the Kansas State Wildcats at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla., Saturday Nov. 15, 2025.Sam Jackson V, receiver
One of the season’s most important figures, Jackson came to OSU as a slot receiver, but found himself shifting to quarterback — his previous position — when injuries hit the Cowboys. He has 351 passing yards and 86 receiving yards for the season.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementJK Johnson, cornerback
A transfer from LSU, Johnson has been a key backup all year, with 16 tackles and two pass breakups.
Aden Kelley, defensive tackle
Another five-year Cowboy, Kelley was recruited out of the small town of Thomas and has been on the field regularly over the last few years, between defense and special teams. He has 15 tackles and one sack this year.
Oklahoma State defensive tackle Aden Kelley poses for photograph during the Oklahoma State Cowboys football media days in Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Saturday, Aug., 2, 2025.Da’Wain Lofton, receiver*
After redshirting with the Cowboys last year, Lofton was injured and appeared in just one game this season.
Bryan McCoy Jr., linebacker
A transfer from Akron, McCoy has been vital to the middle of the defense, where he’s second on the team with 66 tackles, plus four quarterback hurries and a forced fumble.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMordecai McDaniel, safety
After transferring from Charlotte, McDaniel found his way into the starting lineup for a chunk of games in the middle of the year, when he compiled most of his 39 tackles.
Iman Oates, defensive tackle
A third-year Cowboy after transferring from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Oates has been a force in the middle of the OSU defensive line the past two seasons. This year, he has 14 tackles with two for loss.
Wes Pahl, punter
After sharing duties previously, Pahl has excelled as the sole punting role. He enters the final game ranked first in the Big 12 and 11th nationally at 46.5 yards per punt on 58 attempts.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBrandon Rawls, linebacker
Making the jump from Division II Saginaw Valley State, Rawls proved his ability to play Power Four football this season, posting 66 tackles (tied for second-most on the team) with 4.0 for loss.
Oklahoma State's Brandon Rawls (6) tackles Kansas State's Joe Jackson (4) in the first half of the college football game between Oklahoma State University and the Kansas State Wildcats at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla., Saturday Nov. 15, 2025.Parker Robertson, safety
The team’s preeminent example of attitude and effort, Robertson is a former walk-on who earned a scholarship as a special teams contributor but broke into the starting lineup on defense last year and remained there all season. He has 70 tackles with 8.5 for loss and two interceptions this season, and a career total of 139 tackles and four picks.
Markell Samuel, offensive lineman*
A tackle transfer from Appalachian State, Samuel appeared in one game and suffered a broken foot that ended his season.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBob Schick, offensive lineman
A sixth-year senior transfer from Virginia Tech, Schick has been a fixture on the offensive line, starting every game this season at left guard.
Kason Shrum, kicker
The son of former OSU president Kayse Shrum, Kason began his college career as a soccer player, but spent the last four seasons as a backup kicker with the Cowboys.
Cam Smith, cornerback
In his fifth year as a Cowboy, he broke into the starting lineup as a redshirt freshman and enters his final game with a string of 38 consecutive starts. He has career totals of 119 tackles, three interceptions and 19 pass breakups.
Oklahoma State Cowboys cornerback Kale Smith (10) celebrates in the end zone after a touchdown during the second quarter against the Arkansas Razorbacks at Boone Pickens Stadium.Kale Smith, cornerback
A Midwest City native and fifth-year Cowboy, Kale Smith had been a regular starter much of the last three years until an injury sidelined him this year. For his career, he has 75 tackles with 10 pass breakups and two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementQuinton Stewart, tight end
The only member of OSU’s 2020 recruiting class still with the program, Stewart enters his final game having appeared in 48 contests. Primarily a blocking tight end, he has 46 receiving yards and a touchdown on four career catches.
Logan Ward, kicker
The Deer Creek High School product has been do-it-all weapon for the Cowboys special teams units, serving as the placekicker, punter and kickoff specialist at different times during his career. As placekicker this season, he is 13 of 18 with a long of 49 yards.
*-Potentially eligible for medical hardship because of injury this year.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement^-Redshirting this year and can return in 2026.
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