Former Oklahoma State linebacker and current Cowboys insider and radio sideline analyst Robert Allen joins Deion Imade and Clint Chelf for this week's Old Pokes Show. Get Robert's thoughts on the 2023 Cowboys football team as the guys prepare you for the upcoming season. Also hear the guys' thoughts on conference realignment as four new teams are set to join the Big 12 for the start of the 2024 season.

Last season as a true freshman, Ollie Gordon scored his first touchdown for the Cowboys in Week 2 vs. Arizona State. But two weeks later, Gordon had a crucial fumble against Baylor. He wasn’t sure if he’d see the field again. But he played in every game – his breakout performance coming in the season finale against West Virginia. He’s back for his sophomore season with the most carries of any returning Cowboy, ready to take on an even bigger role on the offense. Although he’s only in his second season, Gordon has seen a lot of change for the program during his time in Stillwater. He believes the culture is shifting – meaning high expectations and a championship or bust mentality for the Cowboys.

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Terry Miller is an OSU legend. He was a two-time All-American running back and finished second to Earl Campbell in the 1977 Heisman Trophy voting. He's a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. And now, this fall, he'll be inducted into OSU's Ring of Honor. This is his story.

Brandon Weeden is one of the most successful quarterbacks in Oklahoma State history. How did he end up a Cowboy? And how did he orchestrate one of the biggest wins in program history?

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It's Open Championship week for five former Cowboys golfers, and Deion & Clint break down the year's final major. The guys also recap Big 12 Media Days and discuss how important the summer workouts are for the upcoming season.

Original Episode Synopsis:

Mike Gundy ended his Oklahoma State playing career with an incredible 23 school records. He helped lead the Cowboys to two bowl wins and two 10-win seasons. With no pro career in the cards, he immediately turned to coaching, joining Pat Jones’ staff upon graduating. Gundy’s coaching journey is one of hard work, determination, and never giving up…even when it would’ve been easy to call it quits. It wasn’t until 2002—Gundy’s second season after returning to the Cowboys from stops at Baylor and Maryland—that he finally tasted the success of a winning season. Gundy would serve four years as the offensive coordinator under Les Miles before getting the call to lead the program on his own as the 22nd head coach in Cowboy football history. Now in his 18th season, Gundy is the second-longest tenured coach in college football, trailing only Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz. And with seven 10-win seasons under his belt, he’s proving to be the best to ever do it at OSU.

Football season is right around the corner for the Oklahoma State Cowboys and on this week's Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the All-Big 12 Preseason selections and discuss the Cowboys being picked seventh in the league. Also, get their thoughts on the MLB Draft, Kelly Maxwell's transfer and more.

Original Episode Synopsis:

Mike Gundy is synonymous with Oklahoma State. He’s a Cowboy through and through. But, life almost had another plan for the OSU lifer. Gundy was originally committed to play for rival Oklahoma, but had a change of heart—turning down Barry Switzer to go play for Pat Jones and the Cowboys. That decision would change Gundy’s life—and the fortunes of Cowboy football. But who is Mike Gundy? What made him into the person and coach he is today? In Part 1 of our exclusive conversation with Mike Gundy, we tell the story of how he went from high school standout to Cowboy legend.

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Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11)

Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman)

Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)