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Poll Question Thursday: Who is Mike Gundy’s Greatest Wide Receiver?
Mike Gundy took over head coaching duties at Oklahoma State in 2005 after the abrupt departure of Les Miles. Ever since then the Cowboys have been torching opposing defenses through the air. Thanks in large part to excellent arm talents and elite wide receiver corps.
Three names stand out about the rest when it comes to wideouts, though. We’ve talked about the best WRs in school history a lot, but I’m not sure we’ve ever had you guys weigh in on them. We’re going to do so today.
Thursday poll question: Who is Mike Gundy's best wide receiver?
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Two Biletnikoff award winners and another that should have been. You need to relive some of their monster highlights below. Enjoy and happy voting!
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