Oklahoma State's NFL Draft results and rookie free agent successes under Mike Gundy and what they add up to: lots of big-time recruits moving on or modest recruits developed into NFL prospects and players?

We are now in the final month before in-person recruiting will open up and by our calculations the Oklahoma State football recruiting and coaching staff will have a very busy June. Lots of official visits.

In the Bears eyes Teven Jenkins was a first round pick and who knew Chuba Hubbard made such a strong impression on another member of Matt Rhule's family. Tylan Wallace suffers from medical prejudice and free agents choose wisely

Offensive Coordinator Kasey Dunn opened spring football by saying he wanted the offense to get back to running the football more efficiently and more explosively. Mission accomplished.

Gundy talks draft calls, keeping his COVID off the news cycle in December, and why this was the best spring ever.

There are enough coming out of the Oklahoma State program that the NFL Draft is a popular topic after the end of spring football.

On the field Oklahoma State football fans saw players make plays that showed promise for the future, but off the field, on the sideline, and around the stadium there was a glimpse of the future as well

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 Portal is here to stay. In fact, it is easier to get into than ever before, but maybe not as easy to get out of. Major college coaches just want to know how the NCAA is going to let them make up for this new player mobility.

Spencer Sanders isn't going anywhere and neither is Tyler Lacy as those two and all of the other players on the top line of the depth chart are set to get going against Missouri State. For players not guaranteed playing time, the transfer portal and the one-time move are out there.

Spencer Sanders has used this spring to really advance from his MVP performance in the win over Miami, Fla. in the Cheez-It Bowl.

Cowboys finish off fourth week of spring practice with a 142-play scrimmage. They have stayed healthy and have been conditioned well enough to be pushed. A couple of birthdays at practice on Friday too.

Former Oklahoma State offensive tackle Zach Crabtree was a two-time All-Big 12 selection and played in the NFL with the L.A. Chargers. Now he's back helping with recruiting.

Head coach Mike Gundy said it is typical this late in spring practice as defense is used to what they are seeing.

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.

Brennan Presley may just be in his second season, but he will be expected to play and lead like he's been around Oklahoma State a lot longer.

We've always wondered about instead of a spring game or even in addition to, at some point in the spring allowing schools to have a scrimmage or a joint practice for some outside competition.