OSU Basketball Taking Donations for Victims of Houston Flood

From noon today until 2:00 p.m., Oklahoma State will be taking donations of new or lightly-worn shoes and clothing and other items to be sent to those in need in Houston due to the current flood crisis.

Men’s basketball head coach Mike Boynton addressed the OSU family requesting help from those able to contribute to the cause.

Clean out your closets #okstate fans! @thacoachmike has a table set up in GIA from 12-2 to ship items to #HarveyFlood victims. pic.twitter.com/2Ks49hgShc

— Cowboy Basketball (@OSUMBB) August 29, 2017

University of Houston head coach Kelvin Sampson put out a call for help on Twitter Monday requesting any college, high school or other basketball programs to assist that could.

#HoustonStrong #ForTheCity #GoCoogs pic.twitter.com/aAlkkcNqnE

— Coach Kelvin Sampson (@CoachSampsonUH) August 28, 2017

Teams and programs as far as Oregon and Ohio State have already sent packages and many others have committed to. If you want to help, head to the northwest lobby of Gallagher-Iba Arena by 2:00 p.m with your donation.

The work to help get Houston back on its feet has begun. if you want to help, bring items to GIA by 2pm. @UHCougarMBK @RcsSports @BIReports pic.twitter.com/Woibj1uDj6

— Mike Boynton (@thacoachmike) August 29, 2017