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Videos: Mike Gundy Talks Recruiting and Retirement at Big 12 Media Days
Mike Gundy was the last of the Oklahoma State interviews we did this week at Big 12 Media Days, and he was as relaxed and laid back as I’ve ever seen him. Gundy fielded questions for nearly two hours from media members about all manner of things.
We got in a little late — because the initial scrum was overwhelming — and Gundy chatted about how much fun he has being the coach of Oklahoma State and what kind of opportunity Bob Stoops retiring presents Oklahoma State. He also talked about his marketing research.
In video No. 2 he talks Barry Melrose, discusses backup QBs and cowboy backs.
In the final video Gundy talks Dana Holgorsen, why he won’t coach forever, what makes Kasey Dunn great and comments on the bingo card we made for him.
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Football3 days agoOklahoma State Drops Home-and-Home With Alabama, Adds Home-and-Home With Michigan State
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Softball4 days ago‘She’s Just A Dog’: Returning from Injury, Redshirt Freshman Madison Hoffman Has Provided the Cowgirl Offense with a Pinch-Hitting Spark
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Wrestling5 days agoDavid Taylor Reveals that Dean Hamiti ‘Likely’ Won 2025 NCAA Title on Torn ACL