College football coaches, especially strength and conditioning coaches, have more contact with players in the offseason than ever before. It usually leads to players that are in good shape going into the fall’s first workout.
Oklahoma State spent the offseason raising the bar by assembling a roster capable of competing for a conference title.
Unlike the Maxwell Award, the watch lists for the Outland Trophy and the Nagurski Award were less fruitful for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Both awards released their initial watch lists on Tuesday and there were no Cowboys on either list.
Former Oklahoma State star wide receiver Tyler Wallace did more than enough to be drafted in the fourth round by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2021 NFL Draft.
The only difference between the Oklahoma State football program and the women's basketball program is that the Cowgirls didn't have to change head coaches.
Like most programs, the Oklahoma State Cowboys used every lever to assemble their roster for the 2026 season. That included name, image and likeness (NIL) opportunities and the revenue-sharing money the Cowboys can pay out as part of the House settlement.
The first major award watch list of the 2026 college football season was released on Monday and to little surprise two new Oklahoma State offensive players made the list.
More than 100 players. Twenty-two starting spots. The Oklahoma State Cowboys have their work cut out for them. But that’s what fall workouts are for. By the time the Cowboys head to Tulsa on Sept.
Since Oklahoma State hired Eric Morris as head coach in December, everything about the 2026 season has been theoretical. Spring workouts only answered so many questions as he and his staff tried to blend nearly 90 new transfers with a handful of returning letterwinners and a few freshmen that enrolled early.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys are just a few days away from starting the serious work to get ready for the 2026 football season. New head coach Eric Morris has been waiting for this since he was hired in December.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys are just a few days away from the start of their first camp under new head coach Eric Morris. The Cowboys hired him away from North Texas, where last season he and the Mean Green nearly won an American Conference championship and went 12-2, winning a game after Morris left to begin his work Oklahoma State.
In new Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris’ offense, the quarterback is the star of the show. And he has a star lined up to start. By getting his North
The Oklahoma State Cowboys pulled nearly 90 transfers out of the portal under new head coach Eric Morris. There are some common themes. Many of them came from Group of 6 schools, with a heavy lean toward the nearly 20 that followed Morris from his former school, North Texas.
Oklahoma State hired an offensive-minded head coach in Eric Morris, who lured nearly 20 of his former players from North Texas to join the team. So, naturally, much of the attention surrounds the offensive players as the Cowboys head to fall camp next week.
Air Raid offenses aren’t always known for how they run the football. Oklahoma State could be an exception. New head coach Eric Morris showed a commitment to running the football at his previous job at North Texas.
On Friday, a judge in Colorado changed the game for any student athlete who was part of the Class of 2022 and thought they were done with college. Per Sam C.
It’s never too late to get a head start on the next recruiting class. The Oklahoma State Cowboys got some good news on Friday. The Cowboys made the cut as one of the Top 15 teams for Owasso, Okla., star Kamieon Compton-Nero, considered by some recruiting services to be the nation’s top athlete for the Class of 2028.
The upside of flipping a roster like Oklahoma State’s with nearly 90 new transfers is that infuses optimism throughout the program. It also makes it harder to remember that there are some players from last year’s 1-11 team that chose to stick around.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys run the Air Raid offense and have a talented transfer quarterback. They’re going to need wide receivers. Fortunately, new head coach Eric Morris and his staff put in the time to get that job done.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys are doing something that few teams have done even in this era — sell out their immediate future to the transfer portal. A variety of factors led new head coach Eric Morris and his staff to pull nearly 90 new players out of the transfer portal for the 2026 season.
When the Oklahoma State Cowboys gather for the start of fall workouts next week, more than 100 players will vie for 22 starting spots. The team is nearly brand-new, thanks to nearly 90 new players coming through the transfer portal and only 13 returning players from last year’s team.
When fans think about the Air Raid offense the attention always goes to the quarterback in the wide receivers. But tight ends have a role too. As new Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris and his staff put together the offense for 2026, which will be triggered by quarterback Drew Mestemaker, finding competent tight end play will be key.
The 2026-27 college basketball season is still months away, but teams are starting to prepare for the upcoming campaign. Programs around the nation have started practicing, and multiple teams have even played live games against international competition.
Audi Crooks is from Algona, Iowa. She committed to the Iowa State Cyclones out of high school and became one of the best college basketball players in the country.
It’s not an overstatement to say Oklahoma State football should be miles ahead of where they were before Eric Morris arrived on campus late last year. The Cowboys already have their desired starting quarterback in North Texas transfer Drew Mestemaker, but he’s not the only one dealing heat in Stillwater these days.
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