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🏈 Connect Four
📞 Getting The Call
🎥 OSUMax: Calling The Cowboys, Ep. 1
🤠 And so much more!

🎥 OSUMAX: CALLING THE COWBOYS

Dave Hunziker, John Holcomb and Robert Allen are entering
their 20th season together calling Oklahoma State Football games.

The trio has been a part of big wins and moments since 2005. Learn
more about their relationship and hear stories from inside the booth
in our Calling the Cowboys series.

🎥 OSUMAX: MY STORY

Growing up in Texas, Ollie Gordon II got an early taste of football before switching to track and field and then back to the gridiron.

Learn more about the 2023 Doak Walker Award winner's journey to Stillwater and the role his family, best friend and high school coach have played in his life.

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 Connect Four. This week, Watch List season continued for the Cowboys.

Four more Pokes were recognized with spots on Watch List with Brennan Presley and Rashod Owens earning spots on the Biletnikoff Award Watch List, while Justin Wright and De’Zhaun Stribling were named to the Comeback Player of the Year List.

🏈: Owens, Presley Named to Biletnikoff Watch List

🏈: Cowboy Pair On Comeback Player of the Year Watch List

🔼 Welcome To Cowboy Country. The David Taylor era is off to quite a start.

This week, Taylor and his staff added another big time name to the stable of talent with standout heavyweight Wyatt Hendrickson joining the Cowboys.

Hendrickson comes to OSU after four years at Air Force and has one year of eligibility remaining.

He arrives in Stillwater as one of the most powerful bonus-point threats in college wrestling as a four-time national qualifier and back-to-back third-place finisher at the NCAA Championships. With conference titles as a sophomore and junior, Hendrickson became the first Big 12 champion and four-time placer in Air Force history, cementing his place as one of the most decorated Falcons of all-time.

In all, Hendrickson enters the 2024-25 season with a 100-11 record while earning bonus points in nearly 75% of his career matches. He boasts 43 wins over ranked opponents, 10 of which came against wrestlers in the top 10,

🤠: More On The Newest Cowboy

🔼 Called To The Hall. This week, two of our own were called to the Hall.

OSU Legends Patty McGraw-Coatney and Shelby Wilson were amongst six that were inducted as part of the Class of 2024 for the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame.

While at Oklahoma State University, McGraw-Coatney was a two-time All Big-8 performer. She also added three more Oklahoma Amateur titles.

With the Cowboys, Wilson had a 34-2 collegiate career record, earning three Big Eight titles and two NCAA runner up finishes. Shelby captured an Olympic gold medal in the men’s freestyle lightweight, 67-kilogram division, at the Rome Olympics in 1960.

⏱ COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF: 22 DAYS

Number of the Day: 22

Growing up less than an hour from Oklahoma State,
Jeff Roberson has known America’s Brightest Orange from birth.

This fall, he enters his final year wearing that uniform as our #22 is back for one last run. The veteran linebacker has twice been honored as on
the First Team Big 12 All-Academic squad, including being recognized last fall.

🎥 OSUMAX: ON THE MICS

Former Cowboys Clint Chelf and Deion Imade bring you Cowboy Football Media Day 2024.

Hear from Coach Gundy, Trent Howland, Sesi Vailahi, Joe Michalski, Alan Bowman, Ty Williams, Kendal Daniels and Nick Martin.

🎥 OSUMAX: EMBRACE THE GRIND

The 2024 Cowboys began camp as one of the most experienced
teams in the country, returning 20 starters from a team
finishing 10-4 in 2023.

Among the group returning are five starters on the offensive line and
others with experience helping the program build a solid foundation.
Go inside the beginning of fall practice as the guys up front provide the cornerstone for the 2024 Cowboys.

🤔 COWBOY TRIVIA

For the past 20 seasons, this trio has been calling all the action for the Cowboys on the gridiron.

Back in 2005, who scored the first-ever OSU TD that was called by this crew?

Got a guess?

Scroll to the bottom for the answer!

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📅 COMING SOON

Thursday, August 15
⚽️ Soccer at Nebraska @ 7 p.m.

Sunday, August 18
⚽️ Soccer vs. Oral Roberts @ 7 p.m. | Tickets

Thursday, August 22
⚽️ Soccer vs. Oklahoma @ 7 p.m. | Tickets

Sunday, August 25
⚽️ Soccer at Central Arkansas @ 1 p.m.

Friday, August 30
👟 Cross Country at Cowboy Preview @ 8 a.m.
Greiner Family OSU Cross Country Course

Saturday, August 31
🏈 Football vs. South Dakota State @ 1 p.m. | SOLD OUT!
⚽️ Soccer at San Diego State @ 8 p.m.

🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Donovan Woods.

Just over five minutes into their first game together, Donovan Woods scampered 11 yards into the endzone at BPS against Montana State.

🤠 Have a great weekend, y’all!