Good Morning, OSU Fam. Added a few to this number this past year, what do you say we push that number even higher this year?

What all do we have stirring in today’s Brew? Check it out below!

⏱️ Countdown To Kickoff
🎾 Academic Aces
📈 Raising The Bar
🐻 And much, much more!

🎥 OSUMAX: FRESH FACE

A big growth spurt and some advice and help led Oklahoma State transfer
forward/wing Christian Coleman to the college ranks starting a road from
his home state of Louisiana to his newest home in Oklahoma.

Learn more about Christian and what is he going to bring to the hardwood
this season in the Cowboy Face-to-Face interview.

⏱️ COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF: 3️⃣6️⃣ DAYS

36 days away from kickoff..

A little did you know factoid to start your Wednesday….

Since 2010, the OSU football squad have averaged 3️⃣6️⃣.5 points per game, which ranks #5 in the country over that span.

In addition, the Cowboys have piled up 466.9 yards of total offense per game, which is also top-10 nationally, sitting #7.

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 Academic Aces. The success of the OSU women’s tennis program isn’t just limited to on the court.

This week, six Cowgirls were named 2025 ITA Scholar-Athletes, bringing the total to 75 in program history.

Kylie Collins, who just completed her fifth season of college tennis and first as a Cowgirl, earns the honor for the third consecutive season, while Amber Hochstatter and Anastasiya Komar were recognized as the first time. An OSU trio of freshman joined them as Melissa Ercan, Rose Nijkamp and Alian Zack also made their debuts as ITA Scholar Athletes.

OSU was also recognized as an All-American Team for the 10th time in program history and fourth consecutive season.

🔼 Raising The Bar. Two weeks. Two American records.

Not a bad little stretch for the Cowgirls track & field program as former Poke Sinclaire Johnson follow Chase Ealey’s record-setting performance with one of her own.

This week, Johnson toed the line and set a new American record of 4:16.32 in the mile at the Diamond League in London.

🎥 OSUMAX: THE WINNER’S CIRCLE

This past weekend, “Out Of Nowhere: The Barry Sanders Story” took home Heartland Regional Emmy for the best Sports Program Post-Produced or Edited. 

“This is such an incredible honor for our team at OSUMax and our partners at OSU Athletics. Our goal is always to be able to tell quality stories that impact our schools and communities and Barry did that and then some in Stillwater. This piece did a tremendous job of finding those connections and allowing folks behind the scenes of what was a legendary career for Barry,” Sport & Story President Victor Vitarelli said. “There were so many people that helped build the connections and allow our highly-talented crew in Jason Caroll and Joshua Cleary to tell a special story. We can’t wait to continue to tell more of these types of stories. 

“Out Of Nowhere: The Barry Sanders Story” relived the glory days of one of the greatest college football players in the game’s history, taking you through the recruitment and OSU career of Hall of Famer Barry Sanders. 

Hear from Barry, former players, former coaches and so much more as the original film takes you through an electric time in Stillwater. 

🤔 POKES TRIVIA

During Coach Gundy’s tenure, how many times has the Cowboys ranked in the top-10 nationally in scoring offense?

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