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Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach in Oklahoma State football history, passed away at 77. His six‑year stint produced 30 wins, a rivalry‑defining victory over Oklahoma, and the tragic loss of his son Nathan in a hit‑and‑run accident.
Despite losing 90% of last season's players, the Cowboys rely on seasoned transfers and a high snap count to contend early under new leadership.
Robert "Bob" Simmons, the first and only Black head coach in Oklahoma State football history, passed away at 77. His cause of death remains undisclosed, but his legacy endures through historic wins, a standout 1997 season, and a career that spanned playing, assisting, and leading programs across the United States.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach in the Big Eight Conference, passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of postseason breakthroughs, a coaching tree that includes Les Miles and Mike Gundy, and tributes from players like Kenyatta Wright.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach in Oklahoma State football history, passed away at 77. His career spanned OSU, Notre Dame, Washington and Colorado, leaving a lasting imprint on the sport.
Oklahoma State’s standout players earn national acclaim as Perfect Game honors Aidan Meola and Kollin Ritchie.
Oklahoma State announced the appointment of Glenn Cain, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, to lead the team's fitness regimen, replacing Dan Apodaca after three seasons.
North Carolina’s baseball team travels to Omaha with championship aspirations, led by Coach Scott Forbes and a storied program seeking its first national title.
The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association has honored Oklahoma State’s junior outfielder Kollin Ritchie as a 2026 All-American, recognizing his standout season.
Bob Simmons, the first African American head coach in Oklahoma State history, died at 77. His six‑year tenure produced landmark victories, a top‑12 season and a lasting impact on the sport.
The annual rankings, based on performance metrics and program expectations, place Indiana’s Curt Cignetti at No. 1, while Georgia’s Kirby Smart drops to No. 2.
The Oklahoma State women's basketball program announced the hiring of Glenn Cain, a seasoned strength and conditioning specialist, to lead its athletic performance efforts.
The Cowboys' coaching staff is preserving a scholarship spot for center Parsa Fallah, whose waiver request hinges on a six‑month embassy process and an ACL tear that ended his sophomore season.
From Class 6A champions to emerging stars, the 2026 All-City first team showcases the talent that powered Oklahoma high schools to memorable seasons.
The Wolverines face a challenging slate of opponents, each bringing new coaches, transfer portal moves, and key player storylines that could define the 2026 campaign.
Bob Simmons, who guided Oklahoma State through the move from the Big 8 to the Big 12, passed away at 77. His career included a standout 1997 season, conference coach of the year honors, and later roles at Notre Dame and Boulder High School.
Bob Simmons, the first and only Black head coach in Oklahoma State history, passed away at 77. His six‑year tenure produced a 1997 Big 12 Coach of the Year award, an 8‑4 record and a No. 12 national ranking, before he was succeeded by Les Miles.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach of the Oklahoma State Cowboys, passed away at 77, leaving behind a legacy of achievement and representation in the sport.
Bob Simmons, who led Oklahoma State from 1995 to 2000, left a legacy of breakthrough wins, player development and a pathway that helped shape the program’s future.
Three Oklahoma State baseball players receive All-Central Region accolades for 2026, highlighting impressive offensive and pitching performances.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach of Oklahoma State football, passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of resilience and progress for the Cowboys program.
Bob Simmons, who led Oklahoma State to a Big 12 Coach of the Year award in 1997, died at 77. His journey from a Cleveland native to a college football stalwart spanned more than three decades.
Coach Steve Lutz detailed the Cowboys' summer session, highlighting eligibility waivers for Parsa Fallah and Kashie Natt, the arrival of freshman Jalen Montonati, and the role of NIL funding in reshaping the roster.
Oklahoma State announced the hiring of Glenn Cain, a seasoned strength and conditioning specialist, to lead the Cowgirls' physical development.