Football
Oklahoma State Goes Cursive Cowboys, B-B-W for Texas Tech
The Cowboys are wearing a brand new combo for Big 12 home opener.
The Cowboys are going with a brand new uniform combination, capped with a modern classic lid for their Big 12 home opener against Texas Tech.
OSU will don a black-black-white uniform combination for the first time ever, with a black Cursive Cowboys helmet with a black facemask. The Cowboys’ jerseys also have a Ring of Honor badge to commemorate the induction of all-time great Bob Fenimore.
It’s gonna be a mean look. And it also represents a nice juxtaposition with the Red Raiders’ black-white-black getups.
The Cowboys are 7-0 when wearing the fan-favorite script helmets. It’s the second time the Pokes have gone cursive this season including the Arizona State game.
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