I promise I will get up on Sunday and I will get on the computer and watch back offense and defense and that one return that was my highlight of a rough day.

The Cowboys have depth beyond Ollie Gordon at running back and the defense loves to get work against the run.

Football potentially gains scholarships, but loses players, walk-ons, and tradition. The bill will be hefty in Division I.

The Cowboys are loaded but there is always room to get excited about new and improved faces. It's been a good summer in Stillwater.

I know why, but Cowboys fans need to settle down. Yes, there will be some receivers running routes, catching passes that you don't know well. There are three you do know well.

Offense took advantage of no pads throughout the first week of spring football.

Cowboys are in decent shape from an injury standpoint outside of the receiver position.

Oklahoma State comes into the opening game with Central Arkansas extremely healthy as Mike Gundy preached taking cre of each other.

The now red-shirt junior is fully scholarshipped, well-rounded to play multiple receiver positions and a bonafide playmaker.

Injury, transfer portal trade out, position development could all add up to make the receivers the most improved position within the Cowboys team.

Yes, Oklahoma State lost good receivers in the transfer portal, but they got better than they lost. Jaden Bray, Brennan Presley, and Blaine Green back. Add Stribling, Bruce, and Johnson and it is good.

The hero of the Boise State win and highly-regarded walk-on Cale Cabbiness is officially on scholarship.

The old "Anything you can do, I can do better" approach applies when the Cowboys pass catchers are making plays, big plays!

The Gundy and Cabbiness relationship goes back a long way and the two roommates now have a memory they can share with their kids and grandkids with the likelihood of making more.

As Mike Gundy likes to say, winning a college football game is hard. He's right, and the Boise State game proved his saying once again as the Pokes pulled off a squeaker thanks to a great catch from redshirt freshman walk-on receiver, Cale Cabbiness.

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.

Everybody is asking is there a surprise player or a developing player emerging in spring football? There almost always is and after our stories from last weekend we have latched onto another you might have forgot about.

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.