Football
Cowboys Donning White-Orange-White Combo for 2020 Debut
OSU is 11-2 in this color combo.
Oklahoma State will kick off its 2020 season in style. The Cowboy are sporting the W-O-W combination with a clean-looking Patriot Pete helmet.
Dressed to impress. ⚪️?⚪️ #LetsRide | #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/NG4Vq6lcey
— OSU Cowboy Football ??? (@CowboyFB) September 19, 2020
Since 2011, the Pokes have donned that W-O-W look five times in a home opener, including the last time Tulsa visited Stillwater in 2017. Most importantly, OSU is 11-2 overall in the white-orange-white since starting the mix-and-match unis.
The Cowboys wore the same Patriot Pete helmet with black facemask in the 2017 Camping World Bowl, a 30-21 victory against Virginia Tech.
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