🎙️ THE ROUNDUP IS BACK!

Pete Mundo of Heartland Sports joined O-State Daily to break down the Big 12 and give his thoughts on the teams he believes are the best in the conference.

We talk Big 12 contenders, Oklahoma State, conference expectations, and who has a legitimate shot at making a run.

Who does Pete have at the top? Who is overrated #GoPokes #OkState #HeartlandSports

🚨 LATEST OSTATE DAILY ROUNDUP 🚨https://youtu.be/uF1okAM2R6IJEFF JOHNSON OF OSTATE ILLUSTRATED JOINS

🎙️ 2027 RECRUITINGWhy FIT could matter more than rankings for this staff.

🏈 FALL CAMPJeff gives his observations on what he’s seen and heard around the Cowboys.

⚔️ POSITION BATTLESWho is standing out? What are the biggest questions?

📈 THE 2026 COWBOYS

Jeff gives his prediction for the record and where he thinks this team is headed.

And I'll tell you this:Jeff and the On3 folks are, IMO, the best in the business when it comes to recruiting. They're a one-stop shop for me, so if you really want to stay on top of Oklahoma State recruiting, I highly recommend heading over to On3/OState Illustrated and subscribing.

They've got a BIG Fall Camp discount that's about to run out, so get it while you can.Go Pokes! 🤠#GoPokes #OkState

Ike Jackson came to OSU as a promising but raw QB out of Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Learning how to read defenses and lead a team full of future NFL players took a minute. But in 1982, he became a starter and had some great moments. Jackson eventually transferred to Cameron, so things weren't always perfect at OSU, and we talk about all of that in this interview. But make no mistake, he still bleeds orange and couldn't be more proud of his time at OSU. We talk a LOT about THAT too.And he made lifelong friends that he stays in contact with consistently even today. Super cool dude who is able to tell his story VERY well, so it's worth your time to check out the Ike Jackson Journey. It was an honor to have Ike on the show! #GoPokes #OkState

🚨 NEW OSTATE DAILY ROUNDUP 🚨How good is the Big 12, and can OSU contend?

🏈@JakeHatch from @LockedOnCougars joins the show to break down the Big 12 landscape and where Oklahoma State fits in:

• Conference Parity: Is this actually the most competitive league in CFB, and does that help or hurt the perception of the Big 12?

• The Monster Deal: What it actually means for the league financially, and were there any other options? Could we have turned it down?

• The Respect Factor: Why the Big 12 still gets slept on nationally

• Top Contenders: Who actually sits at the top right now?

• Pokes & Cougars: Where OSU and BYU stack up entering the season

Big-picture talk and real analysis.👇 WATCH NOW:https://youtu.be/uyG71B7ga0k

🔥 Another episode of Cowboy Conversations is here, and this one is a special one.

Josh Stewart is one of the greatest receivers in Oklahoma State history.

He had **101 catches in 2012** and finished his OSU career with more receptions than Dez Bryant — despite battling a foot injury during his senior season.

Stewart is also a **fan favorite** and, honestly, was probably the most requested former Cowboy I've heard from OSU fans. So I was really excited to finally have him on.

In this **Cowboy Conversations**, Josh takes us through his entire journey — from being displaced by Hurricane Katrina, to winning a state championship at Denton Guyer with JW Walsh and Jimmy Bean, to his incredible career at Oklahoma State, and eventually his time in the NFL.

But what really stood out to me was Josh the person.

He's the kind of guy who always put others first — someone who made the people around him feel valued, appreciated and special. The kind of teammate you'd want in the foxhole with you.

**This was an awesome conversation with an awesome Cowboy.**

🎥 **Josh Stewart Exclusive Interview | Cowboy Conversations**#GoPokes #OkState

🔥Latest Roundup PodcastNathan Gilsleider of the Reload Podcast on Pistols Firing joins, and we take ya' “Around the Horn.” We go position by position and break down what we like and what we don't, and we talk some X's and O's.We also break down the media availability and why this coaching staff has been so impressive to this point, but some of the natural barriers they'll have to cross are coming up very shortly as the depth chart defines itself.Nathan does an incredible job of giving players, coaches, and fans a view all in one, so I hope you check it out. We'll be doing more of these crossovers, so let us know what you think. #GoPokes #OkStateI'd actually use this version. It sounds like you, not like a social-media copywriter trying to make it perfect. And for OState Daily, I think that authenticity is a strength.

Colin Carmichael Postgame After the Bedlam Loss

Katelyn Hoppers and Sonora DeFini joined after the tough 2-0 Bedlam loss. Give these young ladies a TON of credit because these interviews, just minutes after losing to your rival, are not easy to do at all. Really appreciate the totally pro way in which they handled themselves during a very emotional postgame. On to tomorrow, then the next game, which is the next opportunity to go 1-0. #GoPokes #OkState

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Terrence Lewis Media Day Availability https://youtu._gxVhQaLB7ATerrence Lewis is a 5-11 receiver who transferred in from UNT and has a reputation for being dynamic after the catch. He didn't arrive at camp until summer last year—which is late by today's standards—but impressed the coaches enough to play in 12 games.His skill set makes him a natural fit to slip underneath or operate in the screen game where he can generate YAC, something he says he’s worked on a lot. We didn't get to see his long touchdown in Saturday's scrimmage, but by all accounts, he read the defense, found the soft spot, and made magic happen once he got the ball. He also showed off that big-play ability with a 37-yard score against UTSA last year.His humble nature and understanding of how he has to work for everything he gets, every day, came through loud and clear as he spoke. That feels like a common thread with this transfer class—everyone has a clean slate to write their own story at OSU, and that's a huge motivator.This receiver room is stacked, so finding touches for everyone will be a "Houdini" act at times. But as fast as this offense moves, depth will be crucial, and the reps are there for the taking. As Terrence said, this staff calls "balls and strikes," not favorites. Show you're the best, and you get the reps. It's THAT simple!#GoPokes #OkState