Oklahoma State may have talent on offense, but the defense has numerous stand out players as well. Read on for a closer look at them and what the Wildcats will see on offense Saturday.
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September 07, 2012
No. 18 Oklahoma State didn't get much of a test in its opener.
The Cowboys' second game figures to be a better gauge of how good they can be.
A week after running over Savannah State 84-0, Oklahoma State heads to the desert on Saturday to play Arizona.
The Cowboys didn't face much resistance in their most lopsided game since World War I, but figure to get more of a...
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September 07, 2012
Savannah State has become one of the most well-known teams in all of college football for all the wrong reasons. Last Saturday, Oklahoma State beat the Tigers by an embarrassing score of 84-0. That final has resulted in the widest point spread in college football history, as Florida State is favored by an astonishing 70.5 points against Savannah State this weekend. Oklahoma State...
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September 05, 2012
Oklahoma State beat Savannah State 84-0 on Saturday and then an OSU fan beat his roommate for making disparaging remarks about football as a sport. That’s right, an OSU student this week beat his roommate so bad the other kid had to go to the hospital. The details are sketchy right now because charges haven’t been filed, but this is a real thing.
According to the Stillwater...
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September 07, 2012
I've never been to Oklahoma. I think I've flown over it twice, and I know exactly two people that have ever lived there, but I still know a little bit about the Sooner State. At least enough to provide two pieces of crucial advice: don't be a vegetarian, and don't talk **** about football (my third piece would be don't say anything positive about Timothy...
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September 04, 2012
(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By JEFF LATZKE AP College Football Writer It doesn't take a scholarship to be a contributor for No. 18 Oklahoma State these days.
Beyond the investment in facilities that has helped the Cowboys (1-0) become a national contender, the program is also putting more into its walk-on program and reaping the benefits.
Coach Mike Gundy...
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September 06, 2012
How can’t you take 70.5 points and Savannah State this weekend? Well, they just got lit up, 84-0, by Oklahoma State, and SSU gave up 682 yards of total offense. Thing is, that was Oklahoma State. They like embarrassing hopeless teams like SSU. So why are we dropping coin on SSU and the points for Saturday’s game in Tallahassee?
Simple: the schools are separated by only 300 miles...
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September 06, 2012
Two freshmen will miss the entire season for No. 18 Oklahoma State because of knee injuries.
The Cowboys released their first injury report of the season Thursday, listing redshirt freshman cornerback Jonavan Griffin and freshman linebacker Jeremiah Tshimanga out with season-ending knee injuries.
Oklahoma State also lists cornerback Andrae May and receivers David Glidden and Torrance...
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September 04, 2012
The Oklahoma State University Cowboys were ranked #19 in the nation going into Saturday’s season opener. OSU plays in the Big 12 and in their long history they have picked up 50 (that’s right, 50) national championships. When you look over their Division 1 Football schedule they play the likes of Arizona, Louisiana, Texas, Iowa State, Oklahoma and Baylor.
OSU is a big school...
Joseph Randle, Shaun Lewis and Justin Gilbert have made it a habit of winning on the road the past two seasons. Oklahoma State is 11-2 in road games the last three seasons. Can the Cowboys go on the road against a Pac-12 opponent for the first time since defeating UCLA in 2004 and get a win? Robert Allen offers his insight as Oklahoma State prepares for Saturday's game against Arizona.
The WildcatAuthority.com staff breaks down the Oklahoma State game on Saturday and discusses the offense, defense, and one player on Arizona to watch.
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September 04, 2012
By JEFF LATZKE
AP College Football Writer
STILLWATER, Okla. - After a whole offseason of anticipation, receiver Isaiah Anderson couldn't believe it was already time for him to be finished playing in the season opener for No. 18 Oklahoma State.
With a minute or two left in the first quarter, receivers coach Kasey Dunn walked over to him, shook his hand and told him he was retired...
Oklahoma State has one of the best offenses Arizona will face all season. Read on to see what Arizona has to stop, who to keep an eye on, and more.
Ashley Nevel took the opportunity to talk with Sione Tuihalamaka about Oklahoma State, the change in defense, Jeff Casteel, and more.
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