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Two Frenship High School football players announced their college destinations, highlighting a broader wave of signings that includes track star Josiah Davis and a cohort of sixteen peers.
The Cowboys and Wildcats meet for the last stretch of their schedules, with OSU riding a strong home‑run surge and Arizona looking to rebound under new leadership.
Two Oklahoma State standouts earn first‑team accolades, while additional players receive second‑team and honorable‑mention nods ahead of the Big 12 Tournament.
Kollin Ritchie and Alex Conover headline Oklahoma State's impressive showing in the 2026 All-Big 12 Baseball awards, while teammates Aidan Meola, Ethan Lund, Brock Thompson and Stormy Rhodes also receive recognition.
Oklahoma State women's basketball coach Jacie Hoyt addressed social media rumors about a $1.4 million contract for transfer center Audi Crooks, confirming the program does not pay such sums and highlighting the excitement surrounding the new transfer class.
The Cowboys have secured two graduate‑transfer defensive backs who entered the portal in January, set to report to campus next month.
A top‑10 recruiting class headlined by four‑star forwards Latrell Allmond and Jalen Montonati, plus guard Anthony Felisi, gives Oklahoma State a chance to break a streak of NIT appearances and return to the NCAA Tournament under coach Steve Lutz.
The program adds size and experience to its defensive backfield, aiming to strengthen its secondary for the upcoming campaign.
The Cowboys have announced the arrival of Markeith Williams and Jeremiah Piper, two defensive backs looking to earn starting roles in a secondary that will feature a dozen transfer players. Williams brings a four‑star pedigree and limited but promising experience at Miami, while Piper adds depth from Youngstown State. With head coach Eric Morris already importing talent from North Texas, the new additions could reshape the unit’s dynamics heading into the fall.
The latest wave of player movements sees powerhouse programs bolstering their lineups while rebuilding teams seek fresh talent, setting the stage for a competitive season ahead.
The Cowboys are quietly assembling a group of underrated athletes who could reshape the team's dynamics heading into the 2026 campaign.
While the spotlight often falls on established stars, a handful of overlooked athletes are quietly shaping the future of Oklahoma State football.
After losing nine eligible players, Northwestern’s men’s basketball program is turning to elite high school recruits Derek Daniels and Jeremiah Profit, while also securing Jayden Hodge, to restore competitiveness.
After a standout stint at Miami, safety Markeith Williams is set to join Oklahoma State, adding depth and experience to the program’s defensive roster.
Javian Jones-Priest, a top Texas prospect, will announce his college commitment on Tuesday, a choice that could reshape Oklahoma State's recruiting landscape under first-year coach Eric Morris.
A look at the new slate of games, the monetary guarantees for Duquesne, the $400,000 host‑host payments, and the unique cancellation‑fee language tied to future conference realignment.
The 2026 Big 12 baseball championship begins May 19 at Surprise Stadium, featuring a full slate of games through May 23, highlighted by a marquee matchup between the Cowboys and the Knights.
The University of Arizona baseball team dropped a 7‑5 decision to Oklahoma State, erasing an early deficit before a sixth‑inning surge sealed the win.
Oklahoma State finished the regular season with a 7‑5 win over Arizona, completing a six‑series conference streak and positioning themselves for the Big 12 Tournament in Surprise.
A rain‑delayed doubleheader against Cincinnati and an Oklahoma State victory over Arizona clinched Texas Tech’s spot in the Big 12 tournament, highlighting Coach Tadlock’s 500th career win and a potent offensive surge.
The Wildcats lost 13-1 to the Cowboys, who surged ahead early and never looked back.
Oklahoma State’s 13-1 win over Arizona featured a season-high 17 hits, five multi-hit players, and a career-defining complete game by Ethan Lund, pushing the Cowboys to a 35-19 record and evening the series.
Defensive end Wendell Gregory transfers from Oklahoma State to Kansas State, bringing a record of pass‑rushing and run‑stopping prowess that could position him as a top NFL prospect.
Top women's basketball recruit Audi Crooks chose Oklahoma State over other suitors, dispelling reports of a $1.4 million salary and highlighting the program's fast‑paced system.