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- Oklahoma State's offensive line is close to set after the scrimmage: Jacob Sexton is at left tackle, Tyler Mercer at center and Johnny Dickson III at right guard, while Shaun Torgeson and Ashton Lepo are battling at right tackle. - North Texas transfer Braydon Nelson remains a few weeks from returning from injury; once healthy, the experienced lineman will enter Oklahoma State's guard-or-tackle rotation. - Eric Morris said Oklahoma State's first units executed well on both sides, with the offense better overall before the defense finished the scrimmage strongly. - Quarterback Drew Mestemaker drew a specifically positive scrimmage review from Morris, who said he was really good. - Oklahoma State will use the next week to set a preliminary special-teams depth chart, with the final travel-roster spots likely going to players who can contribute across all four special-teams phases.

- Injury: Mike Gundy says OSU faces unknown challenges with 27 players expected to play first game in season opener; Depth chart continues to be unsettled.

- Injury: this is the time of year when we hear all these great stories from Scott about various players and their development and performance in practice that get us all hyped up for the season...

- Oklahoma State's top defensive tackle is reportedly back to full health after an injury interrupted the role the staff expected him to fill. - The defense's upside depends on whether the front seven has enough size to hold the point of attack; the line may not produce gaudy statistics but is designed to free linebackers to make tackles. - If that structure holds, the source sees a path toward the more effective 2023 version of the defense.

- QB: A friend of wants to know "Why is this any of OSU's business."

- QB: Nah, coaches just looking for a first down there on a play we used all the time with success to get a few yards especially late in the game.

- Pick/market: Even though his NFL career didn’t pan out as we all probably thought, Weeden threw one of the prettiest spirals I’ve seen a college QB throw.

- QB/WR: Honestly, I think he's just really good at identifying talent in general.

- Pick/market: For win total that is a debate point, but the post wasn't asking about wins.

- QB: From an overall work boot wearing 4th generation farmer / oil baron.

- Oregon State transfer Carson Kolb and Morgan McPhaul are listed as Oklahoma State's possible starting tight ends against Tulsa after injuries limited veterans Oscar Hammond and Donovan Green. - Kolb led Oklahoma State's tight ends in spring catches and continued climbing through summer and fall camp, turning an expected special-teams role into a possible offensive start. - Eric Morris praised Kolb's processing speed, positional versatility, blocking and toughness, while identifying contested catches and ball skills as his remaining developmental priorities. - Kolb is expected to start across Oklahoma State's special-teams units even if Hammond or Green returns and reduces his tight-end workload.

- Miles Coleman and 1,200-yard receiver Wyatt Young share an OR designation in Oklahoma State's slot, partly because the offense often uses two slots, although Young's recurring spring and fall-camp drops remain a concern. - Johnny Dickson III and North Texas transfer Desmond Magiya remain in the left-guard competition, and Eric Morris expects to use six or seven offensive linemen at Tulsa with Shaun Torgeson and Ashton Lepo both likely to rotate at right tackle. - Injuries to Oscar Hammond and Donovan Green opened Oklahoma State's tight-end competition for Carson Kolb and Morgan McPhaul, whose contrasting skill sets make the starter designation likely to change with personnel grouping. - Freshman Brodie Vehrs has gained momentum over Grant Jordan in Oklahoma State's unresolved quarterback competition. - Oklahoma State listed 32 defenders across 12 positions, including 14 defensive linemen, reflecting Skyler Cassity's plan to vary fronts and rotate heavily in the Tulsa heat.

- Intel: Oklahoma State prepares for the season opener against Tulsa with a mock game week including in-game coaching adjustments and finalizing depth chart.

- Eric Morris called Oklahoma State's Tuesday practice strong and took the team outside in the heat to prepare for a 2:45 p.m. road opener against a Tulsa roster that, like the Cowboys, contains many new players. - North Texas transfers Wyatt Young and Miles Coleman share the starting slot-receiver designation and will rotate heavily because Oklahoma State wants to sustain tempo in the afternoon heat. - Former walk-on Carson Kolb tops Oklahoma State's tight-end depth chart ahead of Morgan McPhaul and Bodie Boydstun after camp injuries limited Oscar Hammond and LSU transfer Donovan Green. - Morris expects regular tight-end rotation unless one player earns a larger role through consistent execution, a shift from an offense that gave one tight end roughly 70 percent of the snaps last season. - Morris has evolved his Mike Leach-influenced offense toward a more aggressive running game while emphasizing run defense program-wide, and former Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers has joined the staff as an offensive analyst.

- Defense: Nice coverage Mr.

- OL: all we ever heard from you is that nobody was qualified to express an opinion about the competence of any of the previous assistants including your beloved o-line coach yet here you are saying...

- Offense: Newsweek posted a story about the armadillo killing 😂

- RB: Caleb Hawkins has been named to the Doak Walker Award Watch List This award is given to the best running back in FBS.

- TE: The battle for playing time continues at the tight end position at Oklahoma State, where Eric Morris is looking for not only reps, but depth to fit roles in his

- STILLWATER – Oklahoma State wide receiver Miles Coleman is on the watch list for the 2026 Paul Hornung Award, announced Monday by the Louisville Sports Commission. - Coleman, who transferred to Oklahoma State from North Texas following the 2025 season, was a versatile weapon for UNT.

- STILLWATER – Oklahoma State linebacker Ethan Wesloski is one of 51 linebackers on the watch list for the 2026 Butkus Award, announced Thursday by the Butkus Foundation. - He is one of 12 Big 12 players on the watch list for the honor, presented each year to the nation's top collegiate linebacker.

- LB: Ethan Wesloski had been named to the Butkus Award Watch List The Butkus Award is given to the best linebacker at the FBS level.

- LB/DB: Working on a Quinton Hammonds story for tomorrow and just realized I never filled your cup here.

- DL: Sounds like to me we have another edge rusher for this year.

- Intel: An annual poll of Oklahoma State fans asks how many wins are expected under new coach Eric Morris as well as hopes and concerns entering the 2026 football season.

- Portland State transfer Shaun Torgeson has moved ahead of Ashton Lepo and would probably start at right tackle if Oklahoma State played immediately, according to coach Eric Morris. - The 6-foot-4, 302-pound Torgeson emerged as a camp surprise because of his strength, athleticism and fast mental processing after arriving as a late portal addition. - Oklahoma State is using a mock situational game to rehearse substitutions and sideline operations while practicing outdoors to prepare for Tulsa's expected heat advantage. - Morris gives quarterback Drew Mestemaker significant freedom to check plays at the line, with coordinator Sean Brophy staying on the field and assistant Kevin Kilmer expected in the booth. - Sophomore punter Lachie Pozzobon produced what Morris called an exceptional camp and gives Oklahoma State multiple options through both spiral and drop-punt styles.

- Practice: Fall camp Up next: regular season : https:// okstate.evenue.net/events/FB-SING LE …

- Intel: This is on the main page, but I wanted to drop the link here as well.

- Pick/market: The link: I'll let you all dive in and see what you think about it.

- Intel: The Big Ten’s 28-team playoff plan would further cripple college football’s regular season, but otherwise, it has some merit.

- Like a flare that signals the end of summer and the start of football season, OKC Dave's famous Oklahoma State fan survey has arrived. - This is the 19th straight year in which Dave Hudson — known on X/Twitter as @okc_dave — has published his fan survey ahead of the Cowboy football season. - Comment: Last call for OKC Dave's fan survey.

- Intel: month until we’re back in BPS : https:// okstate.evenue.net/events/FB-SING LE …

- Pick/market: I’m not that worried.

- Intel: “Better Than a Dream Come True” @CalebHawk2025 talks Cowboy Football and being a lifelong fan.

- Intel: Former Broken Arrow star Mo Horn's football journey has led him back to his home state.

- Practice: Here are four observations about the Trojans after the opening day of fall practice.

- LB: Only eight power-conference matchups will be staged in college football’s Week 1, a ridiculous number for a sport with so many passionate fans.

- STILLWATER - The Oklahoma State football team wrapped up its first practice of its 2026 fall camp Wednesday, completing a 90-minute workout in jerseys, shorts and helmets at the Sherman E. - Smith Training Center. - Coach Eric Morris met with the media following practice to discuss day one. - Here's what he had to say

- LB: OSU faces tough training conditions in fall camp under new coach Eric Morris, who is emphasizing toughness.

- LB: I was hoping for updates yesterday on how shoulder pads fit lol.

- Intel: Statistically and stylistically, Barry Sanders achieved the greatest individual performance in college football history.

- LB: You don't build highly-reputed academic programs overnight (or even over a few years) simply because your football team won some games.

- Intel: 𝗠𝗮𝘅𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝗔𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵 𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁 @DrewMestemaker @CalebHawk2025 The Maxwell Award is given to the outstanding player in college football https:// okla.st/4yWR2bk #GoPokes | #okstate

- Intel: Tomorrow it’s officially football season #GoPokes | #okstate

- Intel: OU’s new athletic director has all kinds of ideas to solve some of college football’s riddles, starting with a luxury tax.

- Intel: Definitely agree we need a firm cap - along with other rules and controls for the teams.

- Intel: Nine Sooner games, three OSU games and an East Central game are on ESPN’s list of events that shaped college football.

- Intel: 90s to the 10s the Big 12 was every bit as good as the SEC.