Good Morning Cowboys and Cowgirls. We all strive for it, but we all fall short… except the OSU women’s tennis squad.

The Cowgirls wrapped up a flawless regular season, the Cowboys stayed RED HOT on the diamond and we’re all set to honor a legend later today at GIA.

What a Brew we have for you today! Check it all out below!

🎾 Flawless
⚾️ Sweet Sweepin’
🎥 Cowboy Cart Talk With Rashod Owens
🤠 And so much more!

🎟 ENTER TO WIN!!!

🎥 CELEBRATING A LEGEND

This morning, we celebrate a true legend and a Cowboy through and through.

John Smith will officially retire this morning at a news conference in Stillwater.

Watch and celebrate the career of the G.O.A.T. as OSUMax brings you live coverage of this morning’s press conference at 10 a.m. CST.

📈 STOCK UP

🔺 Flawless. No, we’re not talking about another T-Swift album. We’re talking about the top-ranked Cowgirls.

OSU completed their first-ever undefeated regular season, sweeping through Kansas State, 4-0, on Sunday afternoon at Greenwood Tennis Center.

The win improves the Cowgirls to 24-0 overall (13-0 in Big 12 play), both setting program records. It also clinches the outright Big 12 regular season championship for the Orange & Black, their first since 2017.

🎾: The Full Recap

🔺 Sweet Sweepin’. Watch out world… the Cowboys are heating up.

The 20th-ranked OSU baseball squad had a sweet weekend at O’Brate, sweeping through its Big 12 series with Cincinnati by the scores of 8-4, 12-5 and 10-6.

With the three wins, the Orange & Black have now won 12 of its past 14 games.

On the weekend, OSU pounded out eight HRs, including two grand slams.

⚾️ Game 1 Recap: OSU 8, Cincinnati 4
🔢: Inside the Boxscore

⚾️ Game 2 Recap: OSU 12, Cincinnati 5
🔢: Inside the Boxscore

⚾️ Game 3 Recap: OSU 10, Cincinnati 6
🔢: Inside the Boxscore

🔺 What A Weekend! This time of year, you can find Cowboy and Cowgirl track & field all over the country.

Weekends are never a rest period for the Pokes as they were spread out at three different meets and boy did they show out.

Records set, regional marks reached and so much more during a busy few days for America’s Brightest Orange.

The biggest highlight may have come Friday night at the Bryan Clay Invitational in California when Brian Musau had an electric finish in the 5,000m to break a 12-year-old program record with a time of 13:13.29.

The freshman's winning time also puts him No. 6 in NCAA history to add to an already impressive resume that includes the No. 5 3K time in NCAA history indoors, a national championship in the Distance Medley Relay and an eighth-place finish at the 2023 NCAA Cross Country Championships.

👟: Day 1 Recap 
👟: Day 2 Recap
👟: Day 3 Recap

🎥 COWBOY CART TALK

Rashod Owens had a breakout season in 2023 with 63 receptions, 895 yards and five touchdowns.

Rashod is also the first wide receiver in history to win Texas Bowl MVP honors as he made 10 receptions for a Texas Bowl-record 164 yards and two touchdowns in the win over Texas A&M.

Learn more about the Cowboy senior wide receiver in this episode of Cowboy Cart Talk.

🤠 HELL OF A RIDE, COWBOY

33 years.
5 National Championships.
33 NCAA Individual Champions.
490 dual wins.
153 All-American honors.
23 Team Conference Titles.

The list could go on and on and on.

Last week, that resume became complete as OSU legend John Smith announced his retirement after a 33-year run as the head coach of the Cowboy wrestling program.

Smith, 58, is the longest tenured wrestling coach in Oklahoma State history and trails only James Wadley (men's tennis) and Henry Iba (men's basketball) as the longest tenured head coaches at OSU, regardless of sport.

🤼‍♂️: Recapping Smith’s Incredible Career

🎥: OSUMax: Face-To-Face With John Smith (Part 1)
🎥: OSUMax: Face-To-Face With John Smith (Part 2)
🎥: OSUMax: Face-To-Face With John Smith (Part 3)
🎥: OSUMax: Face-To-Face With John Smith (Part 4)
🎥: OSUMax: Face-To-Face With John Smith (Part 5)

TODAY’S THE LAST DAY!
SECURE YOUR SEATS NOW!

🏈 GRIDIRON GRINDIN’

With only a few weeks of Spring Ball left, it’s time to check back in with the Cowboys and get a pulse of what’s being worked on, what the mentality is and so much more!

Jump in with OSUMax as we catch you up with the Cowboys.

🎥: Coach Gundy (April 9th)

🎥: Brennan Presley (April 9th)
🎥: Collin Oliver
🎥: Preston Wilson
🎥: Cam Smith

🤔 COWBOY TRIVIA

In their recent hot streak (12-2 in past 14 games), the OSU baseball boys have dialed up the power surge.

After hitting eight HRs in this weekend’s series, the Cowboys now have 55 HRs as a team and 24 in the past 10 games.

How many different players have at least five or more HR this season?

Got a guess?

Scroll on down to the bottom of this email for the answer!

🏀 STAYING HOME

Coach Lutz made his first official hire to his staff last week as he announced that former OSU star Keiton Page was staying with the Cowboys and will serve as an assistant coach.

Last year, OSU’s own Doug Gottlieb was joined by Page in a special episode of “A Place Like This” that you just can’t miss.

📅 ON THE DOCKET

Tuesday, April 16th
⚾️ Baseball vs. Dallas Baptist @ 6pm l Buy Tickets

Wednesday, April 17th
🥎 Softball at Wichita State @ 6pm

Thursday, April 18th
🐎 Equestrian vs. Auburn (at Nationals - Ocala, Fla.) @ 1:30pm
⛳️ Women’s Golf at Big 12 Championships (Hickory, Tex.)

Friday, April 19th
🎾 Men’s Tennis at Big 12 Championships
🥎 Softball vs. Texas Tech @ 6pm l Buy Tickets
⚾️ Baseball at Kansas State @ 6pm
⛳️ Women’s Golf at Big 12 Championships (Hickory, Tex.)
👟 Track & Field at Michael Johnson Invitational (Waco, Tex.)

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🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Seven.

Colin Brueggemann (9), Nolan Schubart (6), Carson Benge (6), Zach Ehrhard (6), Aidan Meola (5), Avery Ortiz (5) and Kollin Ritchie (5) all have five or more HRs this season.

🤠 Let’s get this week started!