The Oklahoma State Cowboys entered Saturday’s meeting with the Murray State Racers as a 55.5-point favorite, the most points in which they have been favored in years. While nobody anticipated the game to be particularly close, I’m not sure how many people actually expected the Cowboys to cover such a giant spread. Not only did Oklahoma State cover, but they made it look easy.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys made history last weekend in several ways, and as bad as fans felt following the Tulsa loss in Week 1, the season is looking a lot more hopeful after the 39-31 victory over #6 Oregon in Week 2. The Cowboys get a lighter matchup this week as they host the Murray State Racers ahead of conference play, but there is still work to be done. This is the type of matchup that has plenty of downside, but the Cowboys need to stay focused on the task at hand, take care of business, and move on to the next week.
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After an embarrassing 24-10 loss to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane in the season opener last week, Oklahoma State entered the weekend on a 12-game losing streak and with a sour taste in their mouths. The #6 Oregon Ducks were more than a 3-touchdown favorite by the time the teams finally kicked off around 12:30 PM after a weather delay, but the Cowboys came out ready to play.
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Now #6 Oregon is coming to town, and I can’t help but feel we might see another episode of last year’s 69-3 butt whoopin’. Surely Oklahoma State isn’t actually as bad as they were last year, and surely Eric Morris has more up his sleeve than what we saw last week. Maybe Tulsa isn’t as bad as I thought, and maybe the Cowboys just need some time to adjust to one another. Regardless, Saturday’s matchup with Oregon very likely will be a tough watch for the Loyal and True.
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The new era of Oklahoma State football was supposed to be a turning point. After back-to-back losing seasons, including arguably the worst season in school history last year, the Cowboys were supposed to turn the corner and get back on the winning track behind new head coach Eric Morris and a load of talented transfers. Quite the opposite happened in the season opener for Oklahoma State as they dropped a 24-10 decision on the road against the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
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The dawn of a new era in Stillwater is finally here. This day has been a long time coming for Oklahoma State football fans after back-to-back losing seasons, including just a single win last year. The Cowboys kick off the 2026 season by hosting in-state rival the Tulsa Golden Hurricane in the Turnpike Classic. Last season, the Golden Hurricane defeated the Cowboys 19-12 in Stillwater, something that hadn’t been done since 1951. Now, Oklahoma State has a chance to right the ship.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs have been at each other’s throats for a couple of weeks now, and now the moment that every sports fan loves has finally arrived: Game 7.
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No game in this series has been decided by fewer than 7 points, but that doesn’t mean this one will follow suit. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is still looking for a good game by his own standards, and Victor Wembanyama is as focused as he ever has been. I think they both play well, but the real needle-mover in this series has been bench play. OKC’s backups have played extremely well at home, and I see them doing that tonight. I expect a tight game that comes down to the final minutes, with the Spurs fouling the Thunder for some late free throws to cover the spread.
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After taking a 3-2 series lead with a dominant win in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder has a chance to earn a second straight trip to the NBA Finals as they take on the San Antonio Spurs on the road in Game 6. The Thunder’s defense has been good, if not great, for most of the series, but the offense has been questionable at times. That was not the case in Game 5 as they shot 48.2% from the field—their highest in the Western Conference Finals so far—and 43.8% from downtown—just below their best in the series.
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OKC has a chance to close out the series against the Spurs, and even though Game 6 is in San Antonio, I’m not so sure the Thunder should be the underdog in this one. After a rough outing in Game 4, the Thunder answered in Game 5 with an impressive performance on both ends of the floor. Once again, the narrative is focused on officiating, but in a closeout game, poise and experience are sure to play an important role. Both teams have made adjustments game by game to get a leg up, but at this point, they know each other pretty well. OKC is still the deeper team, even if Jalen Williams continues to sit with a strained hamstring, and I think that will give the Thunder what they need to finish this one out, so I’m not only taking OKC to cover but to win.
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