Early morning virtual meeting between Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby and his eight remaining CEOs has stayed hushed on information shared. OSU AD Chad Weiberg emails letter of encouragement to OSU fans.

We are to the end of the first full week since the news broke that Texas and Oklahoma were leaving the Big 12 and heading for the Southeastern Conference. Where does OSU stand and what does the future look like?

It's hard to fathom but even while Oklahoma and Texas continue the paperwork on their departure to the SEC, President Shrum and the other eight Big 12 CEOs look for options to weigh, there are still football players preparing for the 2021 season

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.

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.

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 Cowboys head coach had plenty of positive things to say about Chad Weiberg and Kayse Shrum in his Big 12 Media Day press conference

Oklahoma State's future football scheduling has become one of the high points of Chad Weiberg's time as deputy athletic director and now he has a trusted hire to pass that task to.

Chad Weiberg enters into the athletic director's job at Oklahoma State with the advantage of so many sports having their facilities in good shape, great shape even. Still, the race never stops. We'll spill some beans.

Pomp and Circumstance was nice and new Oklahoma State President Dr. Kayse Shrum and athletic director Chad Weiberg look like long-term excellent leaders, but coming off COVID-19 need to be immediate problem solvers.

Chad Weiberg took over as the Oklahoma State athletic director and had plenty to say about several topics regarding Cowboys sports, facilities, and NLI

There is no denying the accomplishments of Mike Holder as athletic director at Oklahoma State. However, over the course of time attitudes can change. Frustrations build up and change becomes a recipe for success in the future.

Oklahoma State is one more NCAA postseason invite away from a perfect mark on the NCAA postseason invitation list. In a challenging year with COVID-19 that is very impressive.

Watching from afar on Saturday, I was angry and felt the Basketball Hall of Fame not only waited too long to select Eddie Sutton, but they were too short in his presentation. Later, I was told by people who were that you had to be there.

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

Robert Allen talks about how the deal with head basketball coach Mike Boynton is a good deal for Oklahoma State and the start of some healing moves with Chad Weiberg in the athletic department.

The Cowboys head coach is now on the national stage and there are schools that have him on their short list. Oklahoma State owes him a pay day, but which move comes next?