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Former Oklahoma State running back Jeremy Smith played in 52 games in his five seasons in Stillwater.  But his career as a Cowboy almost ended as fast as it began. Go inside his story of how an injury as a freshman led to him questioning football as a future and how Mike Gundy helped steer him back to the field.  Also find out what he is doing today and how much it meant for him to wear the Orange and Black.  Also get the guys thou...

Isabel Diaz is on a mission to become the first female head coach in NFL history.  Her journey began from a young age watching football with her grandfather.  The coaching aspect of her career began in high school and led her to forge a relationship with Oklahoma safeties coach Dan Hammerschmidt.  Isabel attended OSU working on the football film crew before getting a chance to become a student assistant coach.  Now she is in the NF...

Oklahoma State head wrestling coach John Smith is in his 33rd season leading the Cowboys wrestling program.  Associate head coach Coleman Scott is back in his new role after eight seasons leading the North Carolina wrestling program. Smith and Scott along with the rest of the coaching staff are hoping to get the program they love back on track and in the national title hunt. Learn more on the move to bring Scott back to OSU and wha...

Entering the NCAA Cross Country Championships, Dave Smith knew he had a difficult decision to make. He had 10 men in Charlottesville for seven spots in the race. There is a method to Smith’s madness. Even though he was finalizing the roster minutes before the race, he told his runners 36 hours in advanced who believed would be competing. Smith’s final decision—for both the men and women—was u...

Senior wide receiver Brennan Presley is one of seven kids. Growing up with that many siblings, he's naturally competitive and claims to be the best athlete in the family. It's hard to doubt him. Presley is a big-time foodie and has lists of food challenges he wants to try. But his present focus is on football. He knows the Cowboys have to lock in if they want to be in Dallas in Decemeber.

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Fouad Messoudi grew up in Morocco. The first time he came to the United States was when he was moving into his dorm at Oklahoma State. All he knew about the US is what he saw in movies. Messaoudi’s American Dream includes running track for Oklahoma State. So far, he’s had quite the success. He’s an All-American in Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor track. He’s a double indoor national champ in ...

When Jacie Hoyt took over as head coach of the Oklahoma State women’s basketball program last year, her impact was felt immediately. She led the Cowgirls to a 21-12 record while becoming the first coach to earn an NCAA Tournament berth in their first season at the helm. Making the tournament this season is now the expectation. Even with all the new faces in the locker room, Hoyt believes this is the most competitive team she’s ever...

Oklahoma State has dubbed 2023 the Year of the Cowboy to celebrate the legacy of Frank Eaton and Pistol Pete. In the 100 years since Eaton was discovered at the Armistice Day parade, there have been 96 students who have portrayed the Hall of Fame Cowboy. In this episode of the Pokes Pod, I continue my conversation with five past and present Pistol Pete’s—Rick Wilson, Scott Petty, Billy Sigman, Steven Vekony and Bryce Coon. They sha...

Every Oklahoma State fan knows Pistol Pete. However, if you ask the 96 men who have put on that head, the story of Pistol Pete means so much more. Frank Eaton is the real-life Cowboy who inspired the Pistol Pete mascot Cowboy fans know and love today. Honoring his legacy is essential to the audition process and key to joining the fraternity. In 2023, Oklahoma State is celebrating the Year of the Cowboy to commemorate 100 years of F...