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Oklahoma State Football Announces New Futuristic Partnership
The Seeker is touted as “the world’s first robotic QB & practice automation solution.”
STILLWATER — On Wednesday Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris recognized a new partnership between Cowboy football and Monarc.
@MonarcSport Best in the business!! 🎯 https://t.co/qN2X8EH5tt
— Eric Morris (@__CoachMorris) July 22, 2026
Monarc is a tech company that touts its Seeker as “the world’s first robotic QB & practice automation solution.”
It is essentially a JUGS machine that can be extremely fine-tuned to throw precise routes and modified to emulate certain quarterback tendencies including time of the release and speed of the ball through the air.
While not as headline-grabbing the Seeker can also be used to simulate punters as well. At first-glance the main beneficiary of this device will be Oklahoma State’s skill players, but it should also help quarterback Drew Mestemaker avoid over-working his arm headed into the season this fall.
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