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Oklahoma State Cowboy Football is Changing, Will Mike Gundy Change? Coaches FIRED? Dunn and Nardo?
In this episode of The CGA Tour, Calvin Glen Alexander welcomes Marshall Scott from PistolsFiring.com to review Oklahoma State Football’s 2024 season. They break down the team's successes, struggles, and what’s next for the Cowboys. What offseason changes are on the horizon, and will Mike Gundy make significant adjustments to keep the program competitive in the evolving Big 12 landscape? This deep dive explores the coaching approach, player development, and key areas for improvement heading into next season.
Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
Guest introduction and overview of the 2024 Oklahoma State Football season.
4:00 - Season Highlights
Key moments and standout performances from the Cowboys’ 2024 campaign.
12:00 - Areas for Improvement
Breaking down the team’s struggles and where changes are needed.
20:00 - Gundy’s Coaching Philosophy
Discuss Mike Gundy’s approach and whether he’s likely to adapt in the offseason.
30:00 - Offseason Player Development
Which players need to step up, and what positions require more depth?
40:00 - Recruiting & Transfer Portal
How Oklahoma State plans to address its roster needs for 2025.
50:00 - Big 12 Future
What does the shifting conference landscape mean for Oklahoma State Football?
58:00 - Final Thoughts
Marshall’s insights on the program’s trajectory and Calvin’s offseason predictions.
1:00:00 - Outro
Thank you for watching! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Oklahoma State updates.
Links:
Follow Marshall Scott: PistolsFiring.com
Follow The CGA Tour: Twitter | Instagram
Subscribe for more episodes: YouTube Channel
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By Calvin Glen Alexander
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In this episode of The CGA Tour, Calvin Glen Alexander welcomes Marshall Scott from PistolsFiring.com to review Oklahoma State Football’s 2024 season. They break down the team's successes, struggles, and what’s next for the Cowboys. What offseason changes are on the horizon, and will Mike Gundy make significant adjustments to keep the program competitive in the evolving Big 12 landscape? This deep dive explores the coaching approach, player development, and key areas for improvement heading into next season.
Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
Guest introduction and overview of the 2024 Oklahoma State Football season.
4:00 - Season Highlights
Key moments and standout performances from the Cowboys’ 2024 campaign.
12:00 - Areas for Improvement
Breaking down the team’s struggles and where changes are needed.
20:00 - Gundy’s Coaching Philosophy
Discuss Mike Gundy’s approach and whether he’s likely to adapt in the offseason.
30:00 - Offseason Player Development
Which players need to step up, and what positions require more depth?
40:00 - Recruiting & Transfer Portal
How Oklahoma State plans to address its roster needs for 2025.
50:00 - Big 12 Future
What does the shifting conference landscape mean for Oklahoma State Football?
58:00 - Final Thoughts
Marshall’s insights on the program’s trajectory and Calvin’s offseason predictions.
1:00:00 - Outro
Thank you for watching! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Oklahoma State updates.
Links:
Follow Marshall Scott: PistolsFiring.com
Follow The CGA Tour: Twitter | Instagram
Subscribe for more episodes: YouTube Channel
Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5459041440759808
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