GoPokes TV: Mike Gundy
Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy visits with the media following Saturday's Orange Blitz at Boone Pickens Stadium.
Orange Blitz: Blake Webb Makes Big Plays
STILLWATER, Okla. – The last time Blake Webb caught a pass that really mattered was Jan. 1, 2013, when the Oklahoma State receiver caught a 37-yard touchdown pass in the Cowboys’ blowout win over Purdue in the Heart of Dallas Bowl. The 5-11, 190-pound receiver showed Saturday afternoon that he is back healthy and ready to be a go-to receiver after missing most of the 2013 season...
Kean Loved Oklahoma State Trip
Lakewood St. Edward quarterback Brett Kean is one of Ohio's best for the class of 2015, and he already holds four offers. Kean visited Oklahoma State this weekend and came away highly impressed.
Cowboys Spring Football Notebook
Former Oklahoma State head coach Pat Jones, who coached Mike Gundy and gave him his start in coaching and is now a Tulsa radio celebrity, was at Friday's practice checking out the Cowboys. Jones likes to catch practice on a day other than when everybody zones in. There were a few former players in attendance including former quarterback Joe Doerner, who played for Jim Stanley...
Spring Football: Ready For Orange Blitz
STILLWATER - Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy spent much of Friday's practice walking the field and eyeballing his football team, almost as if he was checking how they looked before they get eyeballed by Cowboys fans on Saturday afternoon for the Orange Blitz. Saturday's show which begins at 1:30 p.m., and the Boone Pickens Stadium gates open at 12:30.
Orange Blitz Will Draw Some Big-Time Recruits
Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy and his staff and players will host all the willing Cowboys fans Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium for the Orange Blitz. The bigger the crowd the better because Gundy and Co. will also be visited by a good number of recruiting prospects, primarily those in the 2015 class but also some younger players for future recruiting classes.
Travis Ford Knows There Is Criticism
Travis Ford knows there are a large number of Oklahoma State fans who are not happy with his job performance this past season. The Cowboys head coach addressed the criticism on Wednesday when he met with reporters for the first time since OSU’s loss to Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament on March 21.
Orange Blitz: What The Fans Need To Know
STILLWATER – Oklahoma State football hosts the Orange Blitz at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Boone Pickens Stadium. The practice is scheduled to last approximately 90 minutes and will conclude with a scrimmage.
Cowboys Capture Round One Of Bedlam
NORMAN, Okla. – Oklahoma State won the first of five regular season Bedlam Series meetings with rival Oklahoma Tuesday night as the 20th-ranked Cowboys claimed a 3-1 win over the No. 29 Sooners in a non-conference game at L. Dale Mitchell Park.
Spring Football: Media Marvels At Tyreek Hill
Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy was more than just a little edgy last spring and through the summer with discussion in the media of his quarterbacks. In recent springs, since the departure of Brandon Weeden, the media has zeroed in trying to project winners and losers of the quarterback competition. Gundy gave the media someone different to zero in on Monday in Tyreek Hill.
Big 12 caught in a major drought
A lot can happen in 10 years.
A decade ago, Oklahoma State was celebrating a Final Four berth that gave the Big 12 five appearances in three years.
It was the best stretch of basketball in league history.
Four years later, Kansas celebrated the Big 12's only national title since its inception in 1996.
On Saturday, college basketball's Biggest Dance comes to the Big 12'...
Oklahoma State basketball: Why Travis Ford's contract has been a burden for him and OSU
Mike Holder admits he made a mistake. Admits that giving Travis Ford a 10-year contract hasn’t worked out.
Such largesse rarely does. “Ten years is a long time,” said Holder, OSU’s athletic director.
In September 2009, OSU announced a contract extension for its basketball coach that in effect created a 10-year contract. Good through 2019. Escalating salary. All kinds of...
Choke Wednesday: Almost Heaven...West Virginia
After a rebuilding campaign in 2012 Oklahoma State entered 2013 poised to return to the BCS and potentially play for a national title. We all remember their BCS dreams being derailed in a crazy loss against Oklahoma in the Bedlam Series, but if the Cowboys had taken care of business against West Virginia in September they could've locked the Big 12 up before ever lining up against...
Cowgirls Earn Sweet 16
The Oklahoma State Cowgirls used a steady first half, a 9-1 run to start the second half, and a spectacular performance by Brittney Martin to ride past the Purdue Lady Boilermakers into the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Women's Tournament in the Notre Dame Region. OSU upset the fourth seed and home standing Purdue women 73-66 on their home court in Mackey Arena on the campus in West Lafayette, Ind.
OSU's Kilmara Arrested; Dismissed From Team
The Oklahoma State wrestling program was still celebrating the accomplishments of national champions Chris Perry and Alex Dieringer, but the lousy aspect of college athletics showed up in the Cowboys camp after the NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City. According to a News 9 internet report, Eddie Klimara was arrested Saturday night on charges of possession of cocaine and public drunkenness.
Jabari Parker, Andrew Wiggins gone in opening weekend of NCAA Tourney ☆
Before NBA fans and teams waiting for the NBA Draft could blink, the top three prospects for this year’s NBA Draft are gone.
Duke’s Jabari Parker, Oklahoma State’s Marcus Smart and Kansas’ Andrew Wiggins and Joel Embiid are out of the NCAA Tournament in the first weekend with only Kansas reaching the third round of the tournament. Widely considered the top prospects in this...
Mark Munoz In House For The Real NCAA March Tournament
The former NCAA champion and Oklahoma State wrestler Mark Munoz travels back to Oklahoma City to support his alma mater at the NCAA tournament. It was a good tournament for the Cowboys as they had two champions and finished third overall as a team.
Fight announcements: Munoz vs Mousasi
The Hybrid trains with Team Reign
Dieringer Captures His First Title
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma State Cowboys split In the final two matches at the 2014 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships on Saturday night. Alex Dieringer made good on his promise after last year's third-place finish as a freshman. The energetic and explosive Dieringer said he wanted to be a three-time NCAA champion and he took the first step in a big way.
San Diego Regional notebook: Round 2
SAN DIEGO -- Marcus Smart's college career ended in a very Marcus Smart-like way: Complaining about officiating.
To his credit, there were a lot of fouls called in No. 9 Oklahoma State's 85-79 loss to No. 8 Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Friday in San Diego. The Viejas Arena crowd was as frustrated as players on the court when late in the game the referees...
OSU Postgame: Markel Brown
Oklahoma State senior Markel Brown discusses the No. 9 Cowboys 85-77 opening round loss in the NCAA Tournament to No. 8 Gonzaga...
NCAA Tournament: OSU-Gonzaga Photo Gallery
Oklahoma State fell behind 9-0 in the first two and a half minutes of the game and was never able to recover in Friday's second round game of the NCAA Tournament against Gonzaga. The Cowboys lost 85-77 to the Bulldogs, and end their season with a 21-13 record.
An Ugly End To The Season
Could it have gotten any uglier for the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Friday? In a season in which the Cowboys have played some ugly basketball, they may have saved their worst performance for last, and unfortunately it was on the biggest stage of all – the NCAA Tournament. OSU’s season came to an end with a 85-77 loss to Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAA tourney in San Diego.
Video: TNT’s Andrew Catalon Describes Oklahoma State’s Fouling Strategy As “Hack-A-Polack”, Apologizes
Gonzaga-Oklahoma State was been one of the ugliest games of the NCAA Tournament so far, between sloppy play, dozens of foul calls, and towards the end of the game, an unfortunate turn of phrase by play-by-play announcer Andrew Catalon.
With a few minutes left, the Cowboys put Gonzaga forward Przemek Karnowski, a 7-foot-1 center from Poland, on the line to shoot free throws. Przemek...
Announcer Andrew Catalon apologizes for ‘Hack-a-Polack’ comment (Video)
CBS announcer Andrew Catalon apologized twice during the ending of the Gonzaga-Oklahoma State game for referring to the Cowboys’ strategy of fouling a Zags player as a “Hack-a-Polack” plan. The Cowboys were fouling Gonzaga’s Przemek Karnowski (pictured) late in the game to try and close the 10-point margin. In an off-the-cuff remark, Catalon called it […]
WATCH: Announcer describes strategy as “Hack-a-Polack”
Andrew Catalon is one of the top young broadcasters in the industry who is calling his first NCAA Tournament, but this is a poor choice of words he would desperately like to have back. In the closing minutes of Oklahoma State-Gonzaga, the Cowboys fouled Przemek Karnowski, who is from Poland. Catalon described it as “Hack-a-Polack” and later apologized on the air. Yikes. H/T No Laying Up
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