The regular season finale for Oklahoma State hosting West Virginia has put two Cowboys in position to breakthrough. One looking to make up for lost time, the other to get ahead.

A four-star Cowboy recruit that hasn't been able to show much due to injuries showed all of us what we've been missing in the loss at Kansas. Welcome back Langston Anderson!

It wasn't encouraging when the head coach used the word "tired" and we know the injuries have had an impact, but none of that matters. You have to stop the run,

I get it, fans never want excuses they want wins, but Oklahoma State is having an overwhelming epidemic of injuries that makes a huge difference.

Here is a list of guys that have jumped on the radar and put themselves in a position to be a factor this fall.

Cowboy redshirt junior receiver Langston Anderson's excited to get back out on the field.

It's very easy with as many as 130 players on a Division I college football team for fans to lose track of players. Injuries, issues, transfer portals, and new shiny recruits can cause memory lapse. Here are five you may have forgot, but get ready to remember.

Spring football is finally upon us as Oklahoma State hosted the first of 15 practices on a cold and rainy Tuesday afternoon. We've got updates from the team session, as well as injury updates.

The criteria is different with each position, and in some cases, with each player. Players looking to step up, looking to come back, looking to help out, and looking to be relevant on the field.

It's one of the best things about Oklahoma State football offseason. It creates a competitive fire and builds team chemistry.

Oklahoma State's wide receiver depth gets a boost with Tay Martin and several others back while the Cowboys lose a running back.

The latest injury loss confirmed is Cowboys safety Tre Sterling, but the Pokes may have the best safety depth in America. Jason Taylor II steps in. Still lots of receivers missing.

Just announced the Cowboys will be missing some key veteran players for the game today with Tulsa.

Fall camp is over for 2021 and most observers felt it ended with a good practice and the team showing a lot of development over the nine practices.

The old exercise founded by broadcast parner Dave Hunziker. He calls it buy low and sell high. I call it the Pokes Rising Stock Report.

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.

The offensive line is deeper and more experienced than in 2020, and Spencer Sanders continues to improve within the pocket. While there's always area of improvement, Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy is confident with his team going into the 2021 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.