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The Houston Cougars will host Oklahoma State on Oct. 17 at TDECU Stadium, a game that could shape their conference title hopes and must be approached with caution before a highly anticipated Utah matchup.
Israel “Izzy” Hammons, a top‑ranked linebacker from Choctaw, Oklahoma, announced his commitment to Oklahoma State University during an Instagram Live broadcast, marking the first four‑star recruit in the 2027 class.
A growing trend sees coaches and quarterbacks relocate as a unit, reshaping program building and player movement.
Coach Collin Klein’s 2026 schedule pits the Wildcats against a slate of defenses ranked among the nation’s best, each bringing distinct strengths and challenges.
From Ohio State's lofty expectations to Texas' tough slate, Klatt's forecasts reveal the shifting landscape of next season's college football.
Kansas State’s defensive coordinator Jordan Peterson will confront a varied slate of attacks in 2026, from high‑powered aerial assaults to balanced ground games, shaping a pivotal season for the program.
Oklahoma State University football leader Eric Morris and quarterback Drew Mestemaker will meet fans in Lawton on June 17, with ticket options and exclusive experiences outlined.
A wave of top‑rated transfer quarterbacks is linking up with powerhouse college programs, sparking optimism that new dark‑horse Heisman candidates could emerge and lead their teams to national titles while boosting their NFL draft stocks.
Jake Baker, a Tennessee native ranked No. 53 in his state and No. 121 at his position, chose Oklahoma State after an official visit, becoming the eighth overall commitment for the Cowboys' 2027 class.
The latest transfer debate centers on Trey White’s defensive impact and the offensive chemistry of Drew Mestemaker and Wyatt Young, as host Cam Mellor declares White the premier move.
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.
Bill Connelly's SP+ ratings place Texas Tech at the top of the projected Big 12 order for 2026, with quarterback Brendan Sorsby eligible after a brief suspension. The outlook also highlights rising contenders, new head coaches and pivotal player storylines across the conference.
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 Cowboys' 2026 football slate blends easy wins with formidable Power Five rivals, testing new head coach Eric Morris and shaping the team's championship hopes.
The Cowboys open against Murray State before a gauntlet of Big 12 and non‑conference foes, culminating in a potential clash with Oregon that could define their national aspirations.
The September 26 showdown between Oklahoma State and West Virginia marks a turning point for both programs, with the Cowboys aiming to end a lengthy conference winless streak and the Mountaineers seeking to capitalize on recent roster upgrades.
The departure of veteran coaches Mike Gundy and Kyle Whittingham signals a shift toward younger leadership in the Big 12, driven by NIL and transfer portal pressures.
The pledge of Sonny Mullen, a top Texas prospect, marks the first offensive‑line commitment for Oklahoma State’s 2027 class and underscores head coach Eric Morris’s early success in recruiting.
Dallas Crescenzo, a three‑star wide receiver from Texas, flips his commitment from Purdue to the open market, putting him in play for Oklahoma State and other Power Five programs.
Oklahoma State fans have reason to be optimistic as Eric Morris takes the helm, bringing a winning pedigree and a talented roster to revitalize the program.
Eric Morris arrives with a proven record, a staff reshaped from North Texas, and a quarterback who topped the nation in passing yards, sparking cautious optimism for the Cowboys' first season under his leadership.
A Sept. 19 matchup against Murray State tests Oklahoma State’s resolve after a turbulent offseason, with the program determined to prove it can compete at a higher level.
The Cowboys have offered a scholarship to Denton Guyer’s standout quarterback Carter Morgan, a 2028 recruit, as part of a broader effort to secure future signal‑callers.
Oklahoma State’s newest receiver, Chris Barnes, is adjusting to an outside role, showcasing elite speed and ball skills while aiming to become an every‑down weapon for the Cowboys.