Basically, Trace Ford loves being close to home and that is why as much as he resisted the decision, he ended up at Oklahoma State.

Former OSU defensive end Trace Ford has announced he's transferred to OU.

Two more Oklahoma State players have entered the transfer portal, one on each side of the ball.

You want rumors, we will deliver, but our information comes from a better source than social media that really just throws stuff out and hope it sticks.

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.

Injuries piled up on both sides, but Cowboy fans can be happy that Spencer Sanders has toughed it out and is getting better. Collectively, all Pokes fans knock on wood.

It comes very early, but this is truly an early season showdown for potential Big 12 Championship entry. It is, after all, a rematch of the pylon game in Arlington. I need a rebound from a sad weekend of selections.

Oklahoma State had better be rested up, better be healthy and ready because a rematch with Big 12 Champion and already 1-0 Baylor is the Big 12 lidlifter.

Oklahoma State defensive end Trace Ford earned Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week following his performance against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

Cowboys combine for a blocked punt for a touchdown, blocked field goal for a touchdown, and an onside kick to give Big 12 foes plenty to think about and work on.

Trace is proving to be built "Ford tough" mentally as much as phyiscally and he's needed it.

The LEO duo of Collin Oliver and Trace Ford is set to wreak havoc on the Big 12 this season.

Oklahoma State redshirt junior Trace Ford is back from two-straight knee injuries and is prepped for a solid 2022 season.

The debate between former player and now Director of Player Development Richetti Jones and current Cowboys safety Jason Taylor II prompted the question. Your curiosity prompted the observations.

This is a scene that will shift back to the other side of the street when the players get back from the Fourth of July break in the middle of summer school. Summer work is going well.

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.

With seven starters from one of the better defenses in Oklahoma State's football history departed it is reasonable to expect a drop off for 2022. Spring showed if they drop, won't be far.

An update on Trace Ford and head coach Mike Gundy tells national radio show that he is confident that the defense will keep its' performance at a high level.