The Vype Oklahoma Pigskin Preview is out for 2021 and Cowboy fans can celebrate coverage of all of their in-state recruiting commitments.

A look at the Sunday sports pages across the state of Oklahoma looks like the two staffs met together and decided the theme of the day was Bedlam continuation in the face of realignment. Pokes Report has an early opinion, but it is just that, early.

CBS Sports is reporting that the Big 12 has discussed offering Oklahoma and Texas greater shares of conference television, postseason, bowl, and conference championship game revenue, but Pokes Report sources told us not everybody agreed.

Former Oklahoma State players Jordan Burton and John Johnson are coming back to the Cowboys program to help the recruiting effort as analysts.

Not only are Oklahoma and Texas making the move to leave the Big 12, but until they formally step they keep Oklahoma State and the other seven left in the conference from making formal moves.

Is it emotional? The upheaval of the Big 12 Conference? The answer would be absolutely and Oklahoma State University new President Dr. Kayse Shrum showed some of hers on social media.

Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby had his pocket picked by a man he has been spending a lot of time with the last few years. Can't do anything about that. What does happen next for Oklahoma State?

It sure looks like the Big 12 will soon be less than 10. The SEC conference call reportedly has cleared the way for the Sooners and Longhorns to join that conference. Now what for Oklahoma State.

Thanks to the arrival of Austin Jarrard, the Cowboys backs position room has added some versatility and may be able to contribute more consistently with more variety.

With Thursday afternoon's virtual meeting called with the Big 12 CEOs and athletic directors the new Oklahoma State leadership team in athletics with President Dr. Kayse Shrum and athletic director Chad Weiberg they are thrust into a storm. Shrum is ready.

Both Oklahoma State and Oklahoma issued statements on the report in the Houston Chronicle this afternoon on Oklahoma and Texas talking to the SEC about joining that conference.

Brent Zwerneman of the Houston Chronicle shook up the dog days of summer and found a way to move the SEC and ACC Media Days to page two of even a College Football Journal with that old summertime favorite conference realignment or upheavel.

Already on campus, the next home run leader for the Pokes could be Northern Kentucky graduate Griffin Doersching.

Cowboys football gets a gem in a former defensive end that loves OSU and will serve in an important role with players, while Ryan Simmons is headed to the NFL in a front office role.

Oklahoma State assistant Dan Hammerschmidt has a tremendously talented position group to coach for this fall. Loads of experience, skill, and toughness.

Heading to the fall and the 2021 season, head coach Mike Gundy and Spencer Sanders seem to have the same expectations on quarterback play. That's a good thing.

Dr. Kayse Shrum, Chad Weiberg, and Mike Gundy moving forward with the eye on the prize being a successful football season, economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, and a bright future in athletics.

The final member of the 2021 recruiting class is about to arrive in Stillwater and Austin Jarrard could be a key piece to the offensive depth chart for Oklahoma State right away.