Oklahoma State’s 2019 football season officially came to a close on Saturday night at the hands of a 24-21 loss to Texas A&M. Here’s the best, and worst, of what Twitter had to offer during and after the game.
End Of The First | Up 14-0
— Lionel Hutz (@bigwingenergy) December 28, 2019
— Layne Turner (@laynerocks1) December 28, 2019
Chuba Hubbard Cracks 2,000 Yards
Pretty sure the guy that pulled him off the field said, “Good game.”
— Ben Fisher (@fishdad1980) December 28, 2019
If only his coach handed him the ball on 4-1 they might have won that game. Bad coaching
— Brandon Bidart (@BidartBrandon) December 28, 2019
Come on Gundy!!!!!!! Keep feeding Hubbard the ball!!!!!!!!! Come on!!!!!!!
— Jillian Schroeder (@Jillianschr) December 28, 2019
They cared more about this than winning this season lol
— G (@G_TOTALS) December 28, 2019
Halftime | Up 14-7
GO FOR IT YOU CLOWN pic.twitter.com/Hh5Ud5c8cQ
— RoaringThunder 🏀⚡️ (@RoaringBolt23) December 28, 2019
Ammendola already missed a kick earlier.. Should’ve went against the stupid analytic bs and gone for it. There’s a big difference between playing to win to playing not to lose. Gundy’s playing not to lose instead of WINNING.
— Gumbolaya (@Xand_3r) December 28, 2019
I’d have taken my chances with 4th and 1 with top rushing back in the nation than attempt 46 yd field goal attempt by an average kicker at best
— Vic (@kelownaolde) December 28, 2019
no faith in your offense to get 1 yard
— Bill (@bill4990) December 28, 2019
End Of The Third | Tied 14-14
Unplug Gundy's headset and leave him in Houston after the game is over
— Layne Turner (@laynerocks1) December 28, 2019
— A.J. 🇭🇰 (@alexfinsfan) December 28, 2019
When will NCAA ‘20 come out so I can fire Gundy?
— Kurt Scovill (@KurtScovill) December 28, 2019
— Cameron Pearce (@CPearce2012) December 28, 2019
— Barry Ballinger (@BarryBallinger) December 28, 2019
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know to ride the horse that got you where you are. Hubbard <20 touches. Gundy needs to leave and maybe Chuba would stay.
— Mark (@mlay1960) December 28, 2019
It hasn't hit on all cylinders since Holgerson left in my opinion
— Don Haworth (@don_haworth) December 28, 2019
Final | A&M 24 – OSU 21
Its Unbelievable. Something Is Up
— Merl Washburn (@MerlG_Official) December 28, 2019
@CoachGundy cost his team once again in a key situation. Very poorly coached second half.
— Randy Williams (@rlwokc) December 28, 2019
Look man, ride or die with this team…but y’all have to figure something out about the direction of this program. Recruiting is not what it should be, no offense firepower anymore, and coaching has been atrocious…future ain’t looking bright man. Hope I’m wrong
— CHUBA SZN 🇨🇦🤠 (@ThunderStorm280) December 28, 2019
Is Gundy on the hot seat yet? Because he should be. It should be on fire.
— George Stein (@GeorgeStein515) December 28, 2019
I cannot believe Gundy let Dru Brown throw the ball 28 times while Chuba had 19 carries for 158 yards. Gundy was outcoached again. No excuse to lose that one
— Landon Wirt (@landonwirt) December 28, 2019
— Irving Cares (@DLGFTW) December 28, 2019
Give me one reason Gundy is still coaching that isn't 2011
— Layne Turner (@laynerocks1) December 28, 2019
— Davis Harmon (@DavisM_Harmon) December 28, 2019
Ride or die with this team but fire Gundy.. Can no longer deal with his incompetence.
— Gumbolaya (@Xand_3r) December 28, 2019
This is really no motivation to watch cowboy games after the poor starting. Gundy doesn't care about the game anymore.
— Dee Oni (@CallmeDeij) December 28, 2019
Please Fire him now. #Firegundy
Exactly. They're the future of the school, and they have something the football doesn't: an actual coach.
— Chase Risman (@RealChaseRisman) December 28, 2019
Gundy set the tone inthe 1st half when he didn’t go for it on 4th and 1 from the 29. Best RB in the country and he didn’t have faith in him to gain ONE yard. No wonder Chuba is leaving! Gundy is the one who needs to leave.
— Mark (@mlay1960) December 28, 2019
Fire Gundy please. No reason he stays in Stillwater anymore
— Davis Harmon (@DavisM_Harmon) December 28, 2019
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