Pokes Report Publisher Robert Allen was on hand for Oklahoma State's photo shoot inside the Sherman Smith Training Center on Saturday afternoon .

Big plays in the secondary and big plays by the receivers as without shoulder pads early fall camp is like a seven-on-seven party. It could be a sign for the entire season.

Kasey Dunn was teaching at the Oklahoma State Coaches Clinic on Monday and realized that he has some new playmakers that will let him do what the old playmakers did. Dunn got fired up.

It is lots of talk about fun to talk about all of these young talented receivers and the older veterans teach them that will teach them the ropes this summer and next season.

Here are 5 Thoughts on Oklahoma State's Spring Game from this past Saturday. They range from running backs to back up kickers to guys returning from injury.

Big plays from some new freshmen, from some second-year players, and one Transfer Portal recovery signaled that Oklahoma State fans may have even more playmakers to watch this coming season.

While the Team Black beat Team Orange 27-19, it was a collection of young guys and newcomers on both sides that shined.

The Cowboys finished with spring practice on Thursday with another heavy scrimmage day. Now it is on the Orange-Black Game and I have some match-ups I can't wait to watch.

It wasn't a scrimmage but it was close on Friday as the Cowboys worked situations, lots of them with officials on hand. Tay Martin continues to impress with making plays.

Sterling knew he was coming back with plenty to work on for an NFL future and surrounded by a team he thinks can win the Big 12. Today's practice was a positive sign. Officials come on Friday.

All 32 NFL teams on campus and your best graduating players putting out their best for a job interview to play on Sundays, but this event is just as watched and may be just as important for the future Cowboys that play on Fridays.

Gundy felt pass protection needed most work and the run game blocking would improve. He likes what he has seen so far. Long way to go, but it's improved.

Oklahoma State is heading into week three of the offseason football program and it is off to a good start. Highlights range from old timers to the new arrivals. Meet the new arrivals pictured above. There are still five weeks to go before spring football is set to commence.

The Oklahoman released their first-team All-State football team and again proved that high school honors and recruiting are two separate entities.

Bray was one of the first of the new mid-year enrollees to get to campus. We missed talking to him, but at his signing ceremony got some insight on how he ended up back in football.

The top three pass catchers for 2020 are departed but don't worry. The faces are changing at receiver but there is plenty of reasons to be excited about what comes next.