Martin is one of the best that I've seen in my years, but chances are he is headed to play on Sundays.

Rocked with a 3-3 start to the season OSU Athletics Director Chad Weiberg preaches patience and with the national landscape he preaches common sense and fairness.

It appears as if we’re getting closer to an official decision on the House v. NCAA settlement as Judge Claudia Wilken has preliminarily approved the settlement. The final approval hearing has been set for April 7, 2025.

The hope that House vs. NCAA was rapidly heading toward a settlement that could simmer all the spending and tampering in the NCAA now seems in question.

Football potentially gains scholarships, but loses players, walk-ons, and tradition. The bill will be hefty in Division I.

Some of the best stories in college athletics, particularly college football are the walk-on success stories with the scholarship surprise announcements.

The numbers may surprise you and I can tell you one coach that will not be happy when the new roster limit for NCAA football is announced is Mike Gundy.

There is no confusion that House vs. the NCAA is being settled and that it will take time to iron out all the specifics, but for the uninitiated this is the best fact sheet I've seen.

Ollie Gordon is the most NIL wealthy player at Oklahoma State, in the future there will be many more paid and they will be paid direct

Oklahoma State's Dr. Kayse Shrum among the leaders in the Big 12 that voted today during the noon hour.

We had a chance to speak with the Oklahoma State Director of Athletics on the recent negotiations and rumors a settlement is coming soon on major lawsuits.