Photo via OSU Men’s Basketball Twitter @OSUMBB Oklahoma State couldn’t find a way to win on the road, but the final score didn’t reflect the game as a whole. Early on, Mitchell Solomon showed his physicality by fighting for a jump ball. Solomon’s aggression brought back memories of Bedlam, and it’s why he’s so valuable for Oklahoma State down low. Texas Tech scored the first … Continue reading OSU Edged by Texas Tech 75-70
By Glen Chenoweth The Cowboys started the season with low expectations. Predicted to finish last in the Big 12, but after today’s win against previously unbeaten Florida State and last week’s close game against Wichita State the Cowboys are looking up. Earlier this week Davon Dillard and four-star recruit Zach Dawson were dismissed from the team but OSU has said this has nothing to do with the Lamont … Continue reading The Turning Point?
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By Trinton Mills Will The Pass Attack The one part of OkState’s offense that is getting the most attention is its wide receivers. James Washington, the 2016 All-Big 12 receiver is returning, along with Marcell Ateman, Jalen McCleskey, and LSU transfer Tyron Johnson. Johnson, the 5-star redshirt Sophomore adds length and outside speed to the group. McCleskey, who had 812 receiving yards and 7 … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why OSU Will Or Will Not Win the Big 12 in 2017
iTunes Link Stitcher Link On this episode: Hosts Calvin Alexander and Sam Agnitsch discuss the new Thunder Jerseys, Terrace Ferguson signing, Dakari Johnson officially joining the Thunder roster, Kyrie Irving drama, and the Jon Jones VS Daniel Cormier fight Continue reading Podcast: Baking Rudolph or Rudolph the Baker
By Glen Chenoweth In 2016 Mason Rudolph came into the season as a dark horse candidate for the Heisman trophy. After a sloppy game against Central Michigan Rudolph's hopes were dashed. The refs became the story of the Oklahoma State season until Bedlam where again Rudolph underperformed playing against the 2016 Big 12 champion. Then to end the season, Rudolph showed us a glimpse of … Continue reading Mason Rudolph is the Man
iTunes Link Stitcher Link On this episode: Calvin Alexander, Kerry Alexander and over the phone Sam Agnitsch talk about the history of Oklahoma State football, Oklahoma State’s outlook for this season, and all things Thunder Basketball including why Paul George might stay in OKC for more than a year. Also: A rumored CIA agent cannot confirm nor deny his association with the association, we learn Paul … Continue reading Podcast: Gundy’s Glory and Presti’s Pursuit
By Brian Bass This offseason has been fairly eventful for OSU’s basketball program from day one. After the departure of Underwood, the nationwide search for a new leader ended up being in Stillwater the whole time. With the promotion of Mike Boynton, Jr. to head coach, he went immediately to work after being instated. The mission to him was pretty clear: reload and recruit for … Continue reading Reloading: Oklahoma State Basketball
By Glen Chenoweth Well that didn’t take long, again. Barely after news broke of the failed #BringDougHome campaign, the university announced Assistant Coach Mike Boynton would be the new Sheriff of GIA, erupting Stillwater into euphoric celebrations of Caligula-esque hysteria…or something like that. You really have to hand it to Mike Holder, hiring a candidate that’s somehow even less sexier than the James Dickey option … Continue reading Money Mike Doubles Down
By Glen Chenoweth When the final buzzer sounded last Friday afternoon it hurt. Not the usual disappointment and “what could’ve been” thoughts that generally accompany first round losses, this was more of the “we just took 16 3-pointers straight to the balls” variety. After the shock wore off from the Bombing of Indianapolis, we could all hold our heads high after all. Yes, we lost … Continue reading Hit It and Quit It
Beat from the Bench 