Kyle Cox

2 weeks ago | pistolsfiringblog.com | Kyle Cox

Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news. • A look at the Cowboys’ Big 12 opener against Baylor (talk about a tale of two teams in 2024). [PFB] • Former OSU receiver Josh Cooper is now the head football coach at Hinton. [The Oklahoman] • Welp. Not a dynasty. BREAKING: 3⭐️ WR Tatum Bell Jr. (@tatumbelljr) has Committed to UNLV. The 5’11 190 WR from Frisco, TX chose the Rebels over OSU, Baylor, Michigan, and Houston.

3 weeks ago | pistolsfiringblog.com | Kyle Cox

The Big 12 revenge tour starts at home. By the way, the Cowboys went winless in conference last season so the revenge tour will be extensive. Oklahoma State kicks off its Big 12 slate in late September with a visit from Baylor. Talk about teams going in different directions last year. Baylor struggled from the start of 2024 only to click into gear and finish 2024 hot. OSU at least survived the noncon 3-0 but then went all Ls the last two and a half months of the year.

3 weeks ago | pistolsfiringblog.com | Kyle Cox

A historic season yields plenty of hardware. Oklahoma State men’s golf head coach Alan Bratton was announced as the Big 12 Coach of the Year and sophomore Ethan Fang was named the conference’s Newcomer of the Year on Thursday. This is Bratton’s second Coach of the Year honor following his 2019 award. His Cowboys earned OSU’s 12th National Title last week, besting Virginia in the national final at Omni La Cost Resort and Spa, capping a run of five-straight wins to end the season.

3 weeks ago | pistolsfiringblog.com | Kyle Cox

With the summer slog officially underway, it’s just a good a time as any to look forward to football. Hopefully, better football. We’ll take a look at Oklahoma State’s upcoming 2025 schedule starting with the Cowboys’ nonconference slate. Mike Gundy & Co. follow their tried-and-true nonconference philosophy by scheduling an FCS team, a Power Conference team and a Group of Five opponent.

3 weeks ago | pistolsfiringblog.com | Kyle Cox

The continued success of Oklahoma State’s baseball and softball teams means that a good season is viewed as so-so. It’s a good problem to have if you’re an OSU fan. Both the Cowboys and Cowgirls were picked to finish first in the Big 12. Baseball finished seventh in the league, but that took a heroic comeback after the Pokes started 1-6 in conference play. They had to win eight of their last nine just to help punch their ticket to the regional level.