A look at the early reactions to Bryant's release. Friday was the highly anticipated D-Day. To Dez or not to Dez? That was the question on everyone’s mind as Dez Bryant finally met with the Cowboys. But alas, a decision finally was made. Dez done in Dallas: Cowboys release longtime receiver - Staff, NFL.comIt's official... The Cowboys released their longtime wide receiver on...

Just a few hours after Dez Bryant's release, the DallasCowboys.com staff dropped their second round of mock drafts for 2018. Two weeks ago, the four writers at DallasCowboys.com published their first mock drafts of the year. But what that original article didn’t include was the ability for readers to vote on which mock they liked the best. Which is why we stepped in and put the four...

The Cowboys have added a big, big man to the 2018 recruiting class. The Cowboy froncourt was left decimated just two weeks ago with the departure of Yankuba Sima, but today, they patched things up a bit in the form of a big, big, big man. Kentrevious Jones, formerly a Xavier signee, has committed to Oklahoma State and will be eligible immediately. His recruiting profile won’t blow...

Has the Dez Bryant released damaged the trust in the Cowboys organization's ability to run the team? It’s been roughly 72 hours since the Dallas Cowboys made the decision to part ways with the franchise’s all-time leader in touchdown catches. The seat is still warm from the chair that Dez Bryant got up from after his unsettling visit with Jerry Jones that ended with the wide receiver...

Mike Boynton has secured the commitments of Kalib and Keylan Boone, two of 2019’s top priorities. As if yesterday’s recruiting news wasn’t enough, Mike Boynton and Co. have landed two of their top targets in the 2019 class. According to the Tulsa World, Kalib and Keylan Boone of Tulsa Memorial have committed to Oklahoma State. They announced their decision on Twitter moments later...

Check out the interview with the newest Cowboy, and much more, in today’s High Noon Highlights. After an insanely busy weekend for Oklahoma State sports, we’re here to recap you on what you might have missed. Welcome to High Noon Highlights. Check out this interview with Cowboy signee, Kentrevious Jones: Kicking off a fantastic 48 hours for Mike Boynton was the signing of big man...

The Bengals have another QB they’re keeping an eye on leading up to the 2018 NFL Draft. There are reports of yet another quarterback the Bengals met with prior to the NFL Draft. According to Ian Rapoport, the Bengals are among a host of teams that have met with Mason Rudolph, though it’s unclear if it was an actual visit to Cincinnati. The 6’5”, 235-pound Rudolph was one of the...

From now until the 2018 NFL Draft takes place, we hope to showcase as many prospects as possible and examine both their strengths and weaknesses. Most of these profiles will feature individuals that the Pittsburgh Steelers are likely to have an interest in, while a few others will be top-ranked players. If there is a […]

Welcome to High Noon Highlights, a place to catch up on everything you missed yesterday in Oklahoma State Athletics. Cowgirls sweep Baylor... In a weather-impacted weekend, the Cowgirls came out victorious over Baylor for their second Big 12 sweep in as many series. The Cowgirls had a pair of walkoffs on Friday in the doubleheader. Jessi Hafner hit a 3-run blast to right field...

While not official, Goodale says Oklahoma State is on the docket When you are recognized as a major power, you can schedule pretty much any one you want. I’m going with that as the reason Rutgers will be wrestling the, arguably, most “storied” program in college wrestling.“ As he announced on the podcast The Scarlet Spotlight, Scott Goodale made known that the Oklahoma State Cowboys...

Why the team should, or shouldn’t, “settle” for the Oklahoma State passer. While it’s assumed that the Buffalo Bills will be targeting on of the top four quarterbacks in the 2018 NFL Draft, there is a distinct possibility that the team will miss out on each of them and be left out in the cold on April 26th. If that happens, the team very well could look to former Oklahoma State Cowboy...

Take a closer look at the Oklahoma State quarterback. Outside of the highly-touted group of passers expected to land in the top ten picks of the draft, Mason Rudolph is an option for the Buffalo Bills who could be had without negotiating a trade. Does the Oklahoma State quarterback have the traits worthy of a franchise quarterback? Let’s take a look. Raw talent Rudolph is a pocket...

Compared to the majority of the top rated quarterbacks in this class, Rudolph’s passing numbers are off the charts Mason Rudolph isn’t seen as a top-flight quarterback prospect but his numbers will tell you otherwise. Rudolph started three years, his sophomore through senior seasons, for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. In those three years his numbers noticeably improved. In his sophomore...

Our profiles of the 2018 class continue with the South Carolina native. With two weeks until the 2018 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills are closely considering all their options when it comes to the 2018 quarterback draft class. One of the top tier guys the Bills might be considering taking with a first round pick is Oklahoma State QB Mason Rudolph. Rudolph was a three-year starter...

The Cowboys are pressing reset at the receiver position, which prospects make the best fit? The Cowboys have spent an awful lot of time looking at receivers in this draft. They have already been linked to about 20 different prospects. The front office is looking every which way in efforts to rebuild the position entirely. The organization very much understands that their quarterback...

By Erik Horne Boston Celtics and former Oklahoma State guard Marcus Smart revealed Tuesday that his mother has cancer. Smart, who hasn't played in the Boston-Milwaukee first-round series because of a torn tendon in his right thumb, said his mother, Camellia, was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, a form of cancer caused by abnormalities in the blood-forming cells in bone marrow...

The Cowboys’ offensive lineman will likely be granted a medical redshirt. In an offseason full of questions, Oklahoma State is likely going to be getting some good news. Zachary Lancaster of GoPokes is reporting that due to a rule change approved by the NCAA Wednesday morning, offensive lineman Larry Williams will be granted a sixth year of eligibility. This is great news for...

The talented four-star point guard would be a jolt to the program, but Oklahoma State would be okay without him. Courtney Ramey’s recruitment has been a long, arduous, and especially winding process with turns at every corner. With programs dropping out like flies, and reappearing in like a phoenix rising from the ashes (looking at you, Louisville), nobody has any idea where Ramey...