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Watch: Mike Gundy Plays Saxophone in Valentine’s Day Basketball Promo
Mike Gundy is like a modern swiss army knife of talents. Purveyor of tremendous hair, hunter of magnificent reptiles and (apparently) player of shiny metal instruments if this latest promo video is to be believed.
Gundy tried his hand at the saxophone to help promote the Oklahoma State-Kansas State game at 6 p.m. on Wednesday in GIA. It was, well, it was incredible. The best part (pretty easily) was Gundy going as bass as he could to say “see you in Gallagher.”
He’s not the only one trying to get folks out for the contest, either.
The team went on campus today to spread some Cowboy love before their Valentine’s Day game. ?? #okstate pic.twitter.com/bKo1sly39K
— Cowboy Basketball (@OSUMBB) February 13, 2018
#OKState coach Mike Boynton, on trying to get people to come to GIA on Valentine’s Day: “I’ll cook for people at halftime, if that’s what they want.”
— Nathan Ruiz (@NathanSRuiz) February 12, 2018
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