Oklahoma State spring football will look quite different from last spring for several reasons as head coach Mike Gundy has learned quite well how to design the 15 practices for best use.

Remember this one? I know we put out Part Two about two weeks ago, but we always knew we were saving Part Three for the grand finale. It is the position on defense that lost the most, but may have the brightest future. The safeties will be fun.

Oklahoma State has officially released its spring football schedule, which is set to begin towards the end of March.

We kind of waited, but it is time for us to do our Gunnar Gundy story. He belongs and he proved it this spring. Don't discount Gundy, because he will eventually win some games around here.

Pokes Report catches up with the Cowboys defensive coordinator in the early stages of summer and find him feeling even more confident than he was early on in spring practice.

Injuries even had the kicking game on hold with some back-ups working well and developing.

Oklahoma State is loaded at a number of positions, several on defense, but maybe as loaded as any with ability and experience at linebacker.

Could Oklahoma State have the best trio of safeties in the nation? If you aren't sure, just ask them because they feel they know the answer.

This is the continuation of our post spring position analysis as we look at the Cowboy cornerbacks through the eyes of a older player that came back in super senior Christian Holmes.

Oklahoma State Cowboy football and Orange Power Studios used a "Go Pro" camera to get first person takes on slot receiver Brennan Presley and safety Tre Sterling. The video is pretty cool. Check it out.

You can probably call the Cowboy Backs position a work in progress that may not completed until the arrival of junior college transfer Austin Jarrard.

It is lots of talk about fun to talk about all of these young talented receivers and the older veterans teach them that will teach them the ropes this summer and next season.

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.

With spring football officially wrapping up last Saturday with the spring game, the Pokes Report crew got together on Tuesday and recorded our spring football wrap up podcast.

The spring was good to the Oklahoma State quarterbacks from top to bottom. Mike Gundy, Kasey Dunn, and Tim Rattay should have a strong sense of where they are with the QB depth.

Afterall, it was the area that fans were wanting to see for themselves more than any other position. Quarterback is what most of the college football judges feel will make or break the Cowboys in 2021.

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