Oklahoma State hasn’t had a Heisman winner since 1988, but it might have a candidate next season. Throughout OSU football history, there have been some iconic players to roll through Stillwater and plenty more iconic college football seasons.
The most accomplished passer in college football this past season was on the move in the transfer portal, not only landing at a Power Four program, but also securing one of the highest placements in the national NIL player rankings heading into 2026.
The final remnants of the 2026 NCAA transfer portal cycle are committing to their next destinations. The NCAA transfer portal's two-week window opened on Jan.
How many of the NCAA QBs who won the College Football National Championship in the BCS and CFP era can you name in five minutes?
It's no secret that the NCAA transfer portal can absolutely ravage a college football roster these days, but it can also be a tool that reloads it in a big way.
The college football transfer portal officially slammed shut Jan. 16, but the player movement hasn’t completely stopped. A brief extension (Jan. 20-24) allows potential transfers from national championship participants Indiana and Miami to join new schools.
The NCAA’s two-week January portal window (Jan. 2–16) opened with heavy quarterback movement, highlighted by North Texas standout Drew Mestemaker committing to Oklahoma State and top portal name Brendan Sorsby landing at Texas Tech.
The transfer portal has only been open for a couple of days, and the Cowboys are already getting major commits. As of Monday afternoon, the Cowboys have the second-highest-ranked transfer portal class in the nation.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys endured a brutal 2025 season, finishing 1-11 overall and winless in Big 12 play, marking the program's worst record in decades.
The Oklahoma State football team is under new management. Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris is bringing a star running back with him to Stillwater from North Texas.
Oklahoma State’s transfer portal class looks promising early, and it’s a reminder of how important timing can be. On Saturday, North Texas transfer quarterback Drew Mestemaker made his commitment to OSU official after reports of him agreeing to a deal with the program earlier in the week.
We saw one of the first big dominoes in the 2026 transfer portal fall on Saturday afternoon when former North Texas quarterback Drew Mestemaker committed to Oklahoma State.
Former North Texas Mean Green quarterback Drew Mestemaker has officially decided to follow his coach, Eric Morris, to the Oklahoma State Cowboys. The third-ranked transfer in the 2026 class so far, Mestemaker made his decision after visiting Oklahoma State on Jan.
North Texas star quarterback Drew Mestemaker is following coach Eric Morris to Oklahoma State and told ESPN on Saturday that he has committed to the Big 12 school.
Quarterback Drew Mestemaker, the FBS leader in passing yards this season, has made a decision on his new school. Mestemaker is transferring from North Texas to Oklahoma State, he confirmed to ESPN’s Pete Thamel on Saturday.
Eric Morris brings a resume featuring coaching Patrick Mahomes and Cam Ward to Oklahoma State football. All before they signed big money contracts in the NFL. Morris now has his first Cowboys quarterback in familiar face Drew Mestemaker from North Texas.
Love it or hate it, there is no denying this is the way college sports now works and these next two weeks will play a big role in determining which teams are contenders next season.
The NCAA transfer portal is officially open for the thousands of college football players looking to compete at new schools in 2026. The portal will remain open until Jan.
North Texas posted a school-record 12-win season in 2025 behind a high-octane offense led by redshirt freshman quarterback Drew Mestemaker, who finished the year as the nation’s leading passer.
One of the most intriguing names in the NCAA Transfer Portal is freshman quarterback Drew Mestemaker. He has an unconventional pathway to this point as he was a walk-on for the North Texas Mean Green and worked his way to being one of the top quarterbacks in the country.
Oklahoma State has its next quarterback, and it’s a much-needed step in the right direction for the program. On Tuesday night, multiple reports surfaced indicating that the Cowboys will be getting North Texas transfer Drew Mestemaker in the transfer portal.
As the last chapter closes on another college football season in Stillwater, the transfer portal is about to set the plains of Oklahoma on fire. Oklahoma State fans have reason to perk up those orange ears.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys have found their next quarterback as former North Texas signal caller Drew Mestemaker has agreed to a two-year contract to join the Pokes, according to Pokes Report.
North Texas quarterback Drew Mestemaker, who leads FBS with 4.379 passing yards and 34 passing touchdowns this season, announced his intention to enter the transfer portal on Monday.
North Texas quarterback Drew Mestemaker is set to enter the transfer portal when it opens this Friday. Mestemaker released a statement on his official Twitter/X account on Monday, thanking North Texas for everything.
North Texas finished 11–2 (7–1 AAC) and reached the American Athletic Conference title game before falling 34–21 to Tulane, which clinched its first-ever College Football Playoff berth.
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