Doug Meacham To Be New Oklahoma State Offensive Coordinator

STILLWATER – Oklahoma State has hired a former Cowboy coach and player to be the new offensive coordinator. Doug Meacham, who was an offensive lineman in Stillwater from 1983-87, then tight ends and inside wide receivers coach from 2005-12, is the new offensive coordinator for the Pokes.

Pokes Report learned that Meacham informed his players at TCU after practice Thursday morning he’s leaving to take the job. 

Meacham has spent the last four years in Fort Worth at TCU, first as the inside receivers and tight ends coach in 2020, before earning the title of offensive coordinator in 2021. He’s been the inside receivers coach since 2022.

It would be a direct tie for transfer quarterback, Chandler Morris, who played for Meacham in 2021. The Horned Frog offense had a down year in ’21, completing 2,875 passing yards and 19 touchdowns, and 466 carries for 2,364 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns.

Prior to his time in Fort Worth, Meacham was the offensive coordinator at Kansas in 2017 and 2018, being the receivers coach in ’17 and quarterbacks coach in ’18. He came to Lawrence from his first stint at TCU, 2014-16, as the co-offensive coordinator and IWR coach. The Horned Frogs went 12-1 in 2014, finishing 3rd in the country. 

Quarterback Trevone Boykin completed 61% of his passes for 3,901 yards and 33 touchdowns, with the offense combining for 4,240 passing yards and 37 total passing touchdowns. As for rushing yards, they combined for 2,689 yards and 32 touchdowns on 501 carries.

Meacham began his coaching career in 1988 as a GA at NEO in Miami, before coming back to Stillwater as a GA/OL/LB coach from 1989-91. 

He was the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Georgia Military from 1991-96, then the OC/OL coach at Jacksonville State, Henderson State and then Samford from 1997 to 2004.