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The Oklahoma State Cowboys took down the Texas A&M Aggies to win the program's 10th game of the season.  It is the eighth time the Cowboys have won 10 or more games under Mike Gundy as head coach.  Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the win, the season and look ahead to what is coming back in 2024 on this episode of The Old Pokes Show.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys are getting ready to head to Houston for the Texas Bowl as the early signing period begins.  Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down both those topics, plus the guys invite former teammate and starting center Evan Epstein to the show.  Hear Evan's story of how he landed in Stillwater and what he thought about his time as a Cowboy on this week's episode of The Old Pokes Show.

Former Oklahoma State running back Jeremy Smith played in 52 games in his five seasons in Stillwater.  But his career as a Cowboy almost ended as fast as it began. Go inside his story of how an injury as a freshman led to him questioning football as a future and how Mike Gundy helped steer him back to the field.  Also find out what he is doing today and how much it meant for him to wear the Orange and Black.  Also get the guys thoughts on Ollie winning the Doak Walker Award and the latest on the transfer portal in this episode of The Old Pokes Show.

Isabel Diaz is on a mission to become the first female head coach in NFL history.  Her journey began from a young age watching football with her grandfather.  The coaching aspect of her career began in high school and led her to forge a relationship with Oklahoma safeties coach Dan Hammerschmidt.  Isabel attended OSU working on the football film crew before getting a chance to become a student assistant coach.  Now she is in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts as the inaugural Harriet P. Irsay Fellow.  Learn more about Isabel and her journey in this episode of the Pokes Pod.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11)

On this episode of The Old Pokes Show, Clint Chelf and Deion Imade break down the Big 12 Championship game loss to Texas. Get their thoughts on the game plus what lies ahead for the Cowboys against Texas A&M in the Texas Bowl.  Plus they discuss the College Football Playoff of who should have been in and who should be out. All that and more on this week's Old Pokes Show.

Oklahoma State head wrestling coach John Smith is in his 33rd season leading the Cowboys wrestling program.  Associate head coach Coleman Scott is back in his new role after eight seasons leading the North Carolina wrestling program. Smith and Scott along with the rest of the coaching staff are hoping to get the program they love back on track and in the national title hunt. Learn more on the move to bring Scott back to OSU and what the expectations are for the 2023-24 season in this episode of the Pokes Pod.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11)

It is almost time for the Big 12 Championship, and the Old Pokes Show has you covered as Clint Chelf and Deion Imade welcome in CBS Austin sports director Bob Ballou to the show to break down the Texas Longhorns. 

The Oklahoma State Cowboys are headed back to the Big 12 Championship Game and Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the comeback against BYU which helped send OSU to Arlington to face the Texas Longhorns. The guys also welcome former Cowboys cornerback Kevin Peterson on the show to talk about this year's team and his time in Stillwater. 

Entering the NCAA Cross Country Championships, Dave Smith knew he had a difficult decision to make. He had 10 men in Charlottesville for seven spots in the race. There is a method to Smith's madness. Even though he was finalizing the roster minutes before the race, he told his runners 36 hours in advanced who believed would be competing. Smith's final decision—for both the men and women—was ultimately the right one. The women finished on the podium for the second year in a row., while the men were crowned national champions.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

On this episode of The Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the Cowboys' win over Houston and look ahead to the regular season finale with BYU heading to Stillwater.  Also find out who gets this week's helmet stickers, plus a special shout out to the national champion cross country team.  

Senior wide receiver Brennan Presley is one of seven kids. Growing up with that many siblings, he's naturally competitive and claims to be the best athlete in the family. It's hard to doubt him. Presley is a big-time foodie and has lists of food challenges he wants to try. But his present focus is on football. He knows the Cowboys have to lock in if they want to be in Dallas in Decemeber.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

On this episode of the OId Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the loss to UCF and look ahead to this week's game against Houston. The guys also get a special visit from former OSU QB and Houston native Bobby Reid. Hear from Reid on his time in Stillwater, overcoming obstacles as the Cowboys' QB and what he is up to now.

Fouad Messoudi grew up in Morocco. The first time he came to the United States was when he was moving into his dorm at Oklahoma State. All he knew about the US is what he saw in movies. Messaoudi's American Dream includes running track for Oklahoma State. So far, he's had quite the success. He's an All-American in Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor track. He's a double indoor national champ in the distance medley and 3000 meters. He also helped the Cowboys to anothing Big 12 Cross Country title earlier this month. Next up for the Cowboys, the NCAA Cross Country Championship in Charlottesville, Virginia. For Messaoudi, it's a shot at redemption for last year's tiebreak second place finish.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

What a day it was in Stillwater as the Oklahoma State Cowboys beat the Oklahoma Sooners 27-24 to win the final regular-season Bedlam game. Deion Imade and Clint Chelf breakdown the win for the Cowboys. The guys also get you ready for this weekend's game at Central Florida.

A shift in mindset is what Oklahoma State linebacker Collin Oliver attributes to the rise of the Cowboys in 2023. In this special edition of the Pokes Pod, get to know Oliver and take a look back at the big Bedlam win over Oklahoma.

When Jacie Hoyt took over as head coach of the Oklahoma State women's basketball program last year, her impact was felt immediately. She led the Cowgirls to a 21-12 record while becoming the first coach to earn an NCAA Tournament berth in their first season at the helm. Making the tournament this season is now the expectation. Even with all the new faces in the locker room, Hoyt believes this is the most competitive team she's ever coached. She keeps her team motivated by awarding hype points at practices and games. She's even bringing a new twist this season—that will be revealed soon. Either way, hype remains the foundation of Cowgirl Basketball.

On this week's episode of the Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the big win over Cincinnati and look ahead to Bedlam this week in Stillwater. Joining the guys on show this week are three Bedlam legends—Rashaun Woods, Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon—to relive their favorite memories of the series and break down this season's game.    

Oklahoma State has dubbed 2023 the Year of the Cowboy to celebrate the legacy of Frank Eaton and Pistol Pete. In the 100 years since Eaton was discovered at the Armistice Day parade, there have been 96 students who have portrayed the Hall of Fame Cowboy. In this episode of the Pokes Pod, I continue my conversation with five past and present Pistol Pete's—Rick Wilson, Scott Petty, Billy Sigman, Steven Vekony and Bryce Coon. They share more of their stories from their time under the head, the importance of the Pistol Pete brotherhood, and what they hope for the next 100 years.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

On this week's episode of the Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf talk all about the Cowboys' 48-34 win over West Virginia. Get a complete breakdown of the game and find out which Cowboys are getting helmet stickers this week. The guys also get a preview of the Cincinnati Bearcats as Scott Springer of the Cincinnati Enquirer stops by to give the lowdown on one of the Big 12's newest members.  

Every Oklahoma State fan knows Pistol Pete. However, if you ask the 96 men who have put on that head, the story of Pistol Pete means so much more. Frank Eaton is the real-life Cowboy who inspired the Pistol Pete mascot Cowboy fans know and love today. Honoring his legacy is essential to the audition process and key to joining the fraternity. In 2023, Oklahoma State is celebrating the Year of the Cowboy to commemorate 100 years of Frank Eaton and Pistol Pete. In this episode of the Pokes Pod, we introduce you to five past and present Pistol Pete's—Rick Wilson, Scott Petty, Billy Sigman, Steven Vekony and Bryce Coon. They share why they wanted to be Pistol Pete, what their audition experience was like and favorite memories. Here is part one of our conversation.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

The Oklahoma State Cowboys took care of business against Kansas, sweeping the season series with the Sunflower State schools. Deion Imade and Clint Chelf take you inside the huddle and give you a complete breakdown of the win over the Jayhawks and look ahead to this week's game against West Virginia.

Oklahoma State basketball coach Mike Boynton's life can be summed up in two words: Let's work. Coach Boynton does his part off the court as well. He won't ask the fans, students or staff to do anything he won't do himself. You can expect to see him at any campus event supporting Oklahoma State. The Brooklyn native is entering his eigth year in Stillwater and seventh as the Cowboys head coach. The miles of farmland are a far cry from busy city streets. However, he's learned, it's the people that can make a place feel like home.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

What a Friday night it was inside Boone Pickens Stadium as the Oklahoma State Cowboys got revenge on Kansas State, beating the Wildcats 29-21.  Deion Imade and Clint Chelf provide a full breakdown of the win, give their players of the game and look ahead to this weekend's matchup with Kansas in Stillwater.

Steve Buzzard didn't want to work for Oklahoma State. In fact, when he moved to Stillwater from Talequah for the job he cried half the trip. That was in 1983. Forty years later, and Buzzard can't imagine living anywhere else. Buzzard spent the first half of his four-decade career working as a Sports Information Director. He was there for Cowboy Football's first 10-2 season. He knew Mike Gundy the quarterback before he was ever Mike Gundy the head coach. He watched from the sideline as Barry Sanders singlehandedly changed college football. Buzzard witnessed Eddie Sutton lead the Pokes to the Final Four. He remembers the life changing phone call from January 2001 and will always Remember the Ten. Buzzard's memories of Oklahoma State are endless. The talent he saw was incomparable. The friendships he made were priceless.

On this week's Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf catch up with The Manhattan Mercury's Tim Everson to break down Kansas State heading into Friday night's Blackout at Boone Pickens Stadium. Get in the know on the matchup and what the Wildcats will bring to BPS. 

Xcaret Pineda was born into the game of soccer. Having a dad who loved the sport made training easy for Pineda and her four siblings. It also made it competitive. Pineda's oldest brother signed with the Chicago Fire of the MLS straight out of high school. Her next oldest siblings went on to play for Notre Dame and UNC. Many expected her to follow them to the ACC. Instead, she chose to forge her own path in Stillwater. Pineda played in all 19 games last year as a true freshman. She started in 17. She may only be a sophomore, but with a young roster, she is already a veteran leader on the team.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

On this week's Old Pokes Show, former Cowboys Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the loss to Iowa State. What went wrong on both sides of the ball and what do they think needs to be done to fix some of the issues? Former OSU linebacker Ryan Simmons gives some thoughts on this week's show talking about all things defense. All that plus bye week talk on this edition of The Old Pokes Show.

Cleveland Vann came to Oklahoma State in 1970. He played football and pursued a degree in education. He had every intention of becoming a teacher until his success in the sport shifted his plan. Vann went on to play a total of 8 seasons of professional football, five of those in the CFL. He retired from the game in 1980. Without a college degree, Vann's job options were limited. This past summer, Vann finished his degree. He didn't meet his goal of being the first in his family to graduate—three of his kids beat him to it. Instead, he fulfilled a promise to his mother he made more than 50 years ago.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

In this week's Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the Cowboys' loss to South Alabama. Get their thoughts on what went wrong against the Jaguars and what they need to do this week to get back on track vs. Iowa State in the Big 12 opener.

Officially, Nick Martin grew up in Texarkana, Texas. Unofficially, he'll tell you he's from Beast Texas—an area that got its name for the level of talent it produces on the football field. Fitting for a kid whose love of contact led him to playing linebacker. Martin represents Beast Texas the only way he knows how—by playing the game violently. It's obvious Martin's doing something right. This season, he earned his first career start, first career sack, and in just three games has already surpassed his total tackles from last year. Even with his hot start, Martin is taking the field each week with something to prove. FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

Oklahoma State is 2-0 after a road win over future Big 12 foe Arizona State last week. Deion Imade and Clint Chelf put a bow on the win and look ahead to this week's matchup with South Alabama in Stillwater. AL.com's South Alabama beat writer Creg Stephenson joins the show to give us a preview of the Jaguars and what Cowboys fans should expect on Saturday night.  

For Megan Haines and her family, going to Oklahoma State for college is just what you do. She grew up watching the Cowboys on the gridiron and pitch with her parents, both alumni. The fifth-year forward knew Stillwater is where she wanted to be, even if soccer wasn't in the picture.  Haines' parents encouraged her to walk on to the team. There wasn't an official tryout. Instead, she had the preseason to earn her spot. She saw limited playing time her freshman year that slowly increased the following seasons. Then, she got the news—she was being put on scholarship. Haines came to Stillwater with no plans to play college soccer. Now, she's on scholarship, a starter and team captain. Something she never could've dreamed.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

In this week's Old Pokes Show, Deion and Clint break down Oklahoma State's season opening win over Central Arkansas, including their "Good, Bad and Ugly" from the game. Find out who gets the guys' game balls from the win. Also, we look ahead to this weekend's trip to Arizona State to face the Sun Devils.

Tatum Bell is in the top ten of Oklahoma State's all-time rushers. With names like Barry Sanders and Thurman Thomas on the list, he's in pretty great company. After going 3-8 his freshman season, Bell questioned his decision to play for the Cowboys. Then, Les Miles was named the new head coach and the program saw a resurgence. Bell helped lead the Cowboys to their first bowl appearance and victory in five seasons. He also went on to play five seasons in the NFL. Even with everything he achieved on the gridiron, Bell had one more thing to accomplish. Twenty years after finishing his football career at Oklahoma State, he returned to Stillwater to finish his degree.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

It's game week, and Deion Imade and Clint Chelf get you geared up for the season opener. Get the guys thoughts on impact players, the season record and this week's score prediction. We also have Central Arkansas radio play-by-play man Justin Acri on to give a breakdown of the 2023 UCA Bears to get you ready for Saturday. Plus, the guys give a shout out to Viktor Hovland after his big win and congrats go out to Rickie Fowler, Wyndham Clark and Viktor on the upcoming Ryder Cup.

Jaden Nixon's parents know firsthand how hard it is to play at the Division 1 level. They met while they were both athletes at Oklahoma State.  When Nixon committed to the Cowboys, his parents' advice was simple. Stay focused, work hard, and limit distractions. Most importantly, they want him to leave his own legacy in Stillwater. Expect Nixon to shine this year with an increased run game and new offensive scheme. He's not worried about the outside expectations. He's also not naïve. Getting to the Big 12 Championship won't be easy, but the 2023 Cowboys have something to prove.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

On this week's Old Pokes Show with Deion Imade and Clint Chelf, the Voice of the Oklahoma State Cowboys, Dave Hunziker, joins the guys to talk all things OSU football. Get his thoughts on everything from the quarterback battle to who is standing out for the Cowboys. Then, the guys discuss Viktor Hovland's big PGA Tour win this past weekend and hear more about Dave's big professional bowling debut over the summer.

Two weeks before the 2022 season, Blaine Green suffered a wrist injury in practice. Hours later, he was at a hospital in OKC getting season ending surgery. Green drove himself to away games to support his team from the sideline. His injury also allowed him to focus on other parts of his life, like school and his fraternity. He learned he is so much more than the sport that once defined him. Green may be more than a football player but make no mistake – he'll flip a switch when he steps on the field. He is back and healthy for 2023 – ready for a championship run with his teammates.

In this week's episode of the Old Pokes Show, Cowboy Radio Network color analyst John Holcomb joins Deion Imade and Clint Chelf.  Find out how he made it on the broadcast team 19 years ago and get his thoughts on the Cowboys entering the 2023 season.  

Kendal Daniels arrived at Oklahoma State in 2021, expecting to start as a true freshman. He was quickly hit with a reality check. Daniels redshirted his first season with the Cowboys, sitting behind guys like Jason Taylor and Kolby Harvel-Peele. But the patience paid off. 2022 was a breakout season for Daniels. He tallied 71 total tackles, 3 interceptions and 1 forced fumble while earning Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year honors.  He was also named to the FWAA Freshman All-America Team. Daniels isn't worried about any accolades this season. His focus is on one thing—winning.    FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

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.   FIND US ONLINE: Website: https://osumax.com/osu-max-podcast-network Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osu_max   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

Dan Bailey is one of the best kickers in Oklahoma State history, making 57 field goals in his four seasons in Stillwater. He ranks second in career scoring with 370 points. He also spent nine seasons in the NFL with Dallas and Minnesota. Deion Imade and Clint Chelf catch up with Bailey to discuss his career, his love for flying and more in this week's Old Pokes Show.

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.

Brodrick Brown is known for one of the most famous Bedlam plays in history—a leaping play on the sideline leading to a Shaun Lewis interception. Hear the former Cowboys defensive back discuss the play and much more during this week's Old Pokes Show with his former teammates, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf.

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?   FIND US ONLINE: Website: https://osumax.com/osu-max-podcast-network Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osu_max   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

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.   FIND US ONLINE: Website: https://osumax.com/osu-max-podcast-network Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osu_max   CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

In this week's edition of the Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf discuss the $120 million donation from the Boone Pickens estate, another recap of the pro Cowboys on the links and Marcus Smart's trade to Memphis.