Oklahoma State University’s women's basketball team has made a significant addition by signing Audi Crooks, a former standout center from Iowa State University. Crooks, who stands 6-foot-3, had an impressive junior season, averaging 25.8 points and 7.7 rebounds while shooting an exceptional 64.9% from the field. Her performance earned her recognition as a second-team All-American by multiple outlets. This transfer marks a strategic move for head coach Jacie Hoyt, who has previously focused on adding perimeter players. Despite Crooks not fitting the fast-paced style typically favored by Hoyt, the chance to recruit a player with potential WNBA prospects is a significant opportunity. In addition to Crooks, the Cowgirls have also secured other talented players, including Liv McGill from Florida, who averaged 22.5 points, and Talexa Weeter, the Division II National Player of the Year from Fort Hays State, who averaged 27.5 points per game last season.