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Photo Gallery: Oklahoma State Caps Off Friday with Homecoming and Hoops
Devin’s best shots from Homecoming and Hoops.
STILLWATER — Oklahoma State’s busiest Friday of the year ended with a little Homecoming and Hoops.
The annual event featured a Rich Homie Quan concert, a 3-point contest, Mike Boynton throwing shoes into the crowd and more.
The Cowboy football team made an appearance, where Mike Gundy, Nickolas Martin, Collin Oliver, Xavier Benson, Rashod Owens and Ollie Gordon made quick speeches to the crowd.
There was a four-team 3-point contest with each team made up of an OSU men’s player, an OSU women’s player, a sorority member and a fraternity member. To no one’s surprise, the team with Lior Garzon and Connor Dow won, with Garzon going 5-for-5 from deep in the final round.
PFB photographer Devin Wilber was on hand. Here are some of his best shots, and here is a link to his full gallery.
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