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Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news. Scores Wrestling: OSU 25, Lehigh 12 Three Thoughts • Big news last night: Ollie Gordon won OSU’s first Doak Walker award – Barry and Thurman had feedback (PFB) • Cowboy receiver Blaine Green hit the portal yesterday – to scale his impact, he caught one more pass than Ollie Gordon did… a year ago (PFB) • Hard to disagree with this conclusion on what the Pokes need in the transfer portal – a tight end/fullback, a pass rusher and assuming Alan Bowman gets to return, linebacker depth (Sellout Crowd) Two Quotes • This would be big for a Cowboy Basketball team in need of support: #OKState coach Mike Boynton on Isaiah Miranda's status for Sunday:"I think he's gonna be available."A 7-foot-1 floor-spacing center, Miranda hasn't played this season after hip and ankle injuries.— Marshall Scott (@MarshallScottOK) December 7, 2023 • That’s a lot of wins without a title – feels like the Pokes are due: Hopefully this changes soon @Carson_OKC, I don't like being on a graphic with Iowa… pic.twitter.com/FwKTTYjY53— Reuben Shilling (@Chief_Reux) December 7, 2023 One Question • How much do you think it would…
@CarsonCunningham name two P5 programs stupid enough to keep a coach ten plus years without a title.
I do love how you cant talk anybody into firing gundy.
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Good question regarding how much NIL money to keep Ollie Gordon. Spencer Danders was offered $435k…so I’m sure it’s north of that. I would think that is in the right range. I’ll say more than $750,000, but I have no idea what OSU donors would put down.
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For Ollie it better be 750 plus or someone may light him up form a BB. I know running backs aren’t high draft picks anymore but Ollie is a difference maker
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Hang in there jug, you’ll get your wish one of these days… then you’ll be crying we don’t win enough
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Iowa (last title in 2004) NC State and Kentucky
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