Oklahoma State slot receiver John Paul Richardson announces he is going to TCU.

Oklahoma State receiver John Paul Richardson enters the transfer portal one week after the Cowboys' loss to Wisconsin in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl.

The game will kick off on Tuesday and while the two teams involved see it in different ways, the need to win it is great for both sides as that was expressed today.

Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy took to Twitter on Thursday to announce the team captains for the bowl game.

Receivers all had stories in the Cowboys Homecoming win over Texas from a childhood dream to a breakthrough freshman, an accountable teammate, and a sensational highlight.

Oklahoma State was the higher-ranked team, but the underdog in the game playing with a quarterback fighting through injuries and all kinds of adversity. As Dave Hunziker said at the end on the radio, "the winning culture won the game and the other culture did not."

Mike Gundy may go completely silent on injuries. It's not a favorite topic. Meanwhile, TCU's man coverage gave the Cowboys some issues especially with the lack of a running attack.

The Texas native has a long football pedigree and is looking forward to the trip to Baylor.

The old "Anything you can do, I can do better" approach applies when the Cowboys pass catchers are making plays, big plays!

It makes sense. The man that delivers the ball ranks high with the slot receiver that caught the first touchdown of the Oklahoma State season. On defense the same with players and Derek Mason.

There were plenty of stars on offense in the opening win. Spencer Sanders was the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week. Looking for the unsung? Mike Gundy came up with JPR.

Richardson is going to be a primary target, among several, for QB Spencer Sanders. This young man is a football junkie, and thank goodness for those kind of players. They make it fun.

Older Presley can't wait to share the experience again with younger Presley as Oklahoma State doubles the Presleys on the roster.

Right on time as the defense is set to roll through some changes with a new coordinator and at least six new starters, the offense may be ready to hit a new stride under Kasey Dunn.

Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy addressed the depth chart ahead of Bedlam this weekend.

Offensive coordinator Kasey Dunn wanted to see the backups keep up the pace in win over Kansas.

Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy addressed the depth chart for the season opener that was released on Thursday morning, as well as the on-going position battles.

Oklahoma State was back at it as they have two more days of practice before an off day on Saturday and then a scrimmage on Sunday. We think we have a bead on the newcomers that will play.