Good morning. There's no denying that Justin Blackmon stands as one of the greatest receivers in the rich history of Oklahoma State. His remarkable accomplishments make a compelling case for his unparalleled talent. Exciting news awaits, as OSU Max has scored an exclusive interview with Blackmon set to release live tonight at 8:00pm CT.

Prepare to be captivated by his insights and stories—it's a must-watch event you won't want to miss. Stay tuned for the interview, as it guarantees to deliver an experience that is truly worth your time.

Now, what did we throw into today's Brew?

🏈 Weeden to Blackmon
🏈 Going back-to-back
🤠 And much, much more

🎧 OSU MAX PODCASTS

Sam Show quickly made her mark during her only season in Stillwater, propelling the Cowgirls to their first Women's College World Series appearance under Coach Kenny Gajewski. Show's exceptional skills shone both on the mound, with a 22-10 record, and at the plate, boasting a .333 batting average, 20 home runs, 12 doubles, and 56 RBI.

Discover more about her journey and current endeavors in this episode of the Pokes Pod.

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 A Dominant Duo. Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon formed a dynamic duo in the Oklahoma State offense, connecting for an impressive 39 touchdowns during their time together.

The combination of Weeden's precision passing and Blackmon's unmatched athleticism resulted in countless unforgettable moments in orange and black. Relive the magic as you take a trip down memory lane, revisiting each and every one of those 39 remarkable touchdowns.

Witness the chemistry, the timing, and the sheer brilliance that made Weeden-to-Blackmon a force to be reckoned with. We’ve got it all.

🔼 Game Changing. After missing out on a chance to play for the BCS National Championship, the third-ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys took on the fourth-ranked Stanford Cardinal in the 2012 Fiesta Bowl. Future number one NFL Draft Pick Andrew Luck awaited the OSU defense.

On the other side, Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon had one final chance to hook up in their final game as Cowboys. Weeden finished the day with 399 yards passing and three touchdowns.

All three of the scores went to Blackmon who finished with 8 catches for 186 yards and those three scores. He also had a 52-yard carry in the game. What a way to go out for the two first-round draft picks. Just legendary.

🔼 Back-To-Back. It’s impossible to pick just one Justin Blackmon highlight, but this 54-yd TD against K-State in 2011 earned him his second consecutive 1,000-yard season en route to back-to-back Biletnikoff trophies.

During his time with the Pokes, Blackmon did these things:

• 233 REC / 3,304 YDS / 38 TD

• 2x Biletnikoff Award winner

• 2x Unanimous All-American

🤔 COWBOY TRIVIA

Record Setter. Justin Blackmon won back-to-back Biletnikoff awards for a reason. He put up some numbers.

He holds the Oklahoma State record for the most single-season receiving yards.

In which year did he achieve this record-breaking feat?

Think you've got it? Scroll on down for the answer!

🎥 OSU MAX

Blackmon Balling. Craving Cowboy Football? OSU Max has you covered! Tune in this today for an all-star lineup featuring Oklahoma State royalty—Justin Blackmon and Brandon Weeden.

In “OSU Max Mixtape: Justin Blackmon” we’ve got Director of Player Development Richetti Jones sitting down with Justin Blackmon for a wide-ranging interview and includes highlights and never-before-told stories from the legendary wide receiver’s time in Stillwater.

Tune in live tonight at 8:00pm CT for this exclusive interview.

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📅 THE DAY AHEAD

Tuesday 5/16:

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🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: 2010

Justin Blackmon set the Oklahoma State record for most single-season receiving yards in the year 2010.

Have a great Tuesday, y'all.