Oklahoma State football is #1 in Stillwater and it shows on the field behind coach Mike Gundy. OSU's greatest success came in the late 1980's when the team was led by quarterback (and current coach) Mike Gundy and Heisman Trophy Winner Barry Sanders. The Cowboys have developed a reputation for producing great running backs, giving it the nickname “Tailback U”. Other examples include Thurman Thomas, Terry Miller, Bob Fenimore, and Tatum Bell. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for OK State Cowboys football tickets.
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2016 Oklahoma State Season Preview
In 2015, the Oklahoma State Cowboys came into the season strong winning their first 10 games. As the season progressed the team lost their momentum by losing their last 3 games of the season to top Big 12 teams: Baylor, Oklahoma Sooners and Ole Miss. Head Coach Mike Gundy, will be coming into the 2016 Oklahoma State Cowboys season for the 12th year as one of the top Big 12 teams. Quarterback Mason Rudolph returns to the 2016 season as the leader of the offense with all eyes on him and seasoned receivers James Washington and Marcell Ateman to continue the Cowboys reputation as having one of the top offense teams. The key for Oklahoma State in 2016 is to rebuild their running back positions. Good news for the Cowboys is that there will be 5 offensive linemen returning in 2016 and with the addition of Stanford transfer Barry J. Sanders, son of Heisman winner Barry Sanders, an improvement is predicted for their running game. The Oklahoma State Cowboys’ 2016 schedule shows exciting games at home and on the road against TCU, Texas Longhorns and their final regular season game against the Oklahoma Sooners.
Check out our Oklahoma State Cowboys Season Preview History page for previews of previous Cowboys seasons.
Oklahoma State Cowboys Football at Boone Pickens Stadium
Address: 700 W Hall of Fame Ave, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 74075 The Oklahoma State Cowboys play their home games at Boone Pickens Stadium. Boone Pickens Stadium currently holds nearly 45,000 spectators, but should hold closer to 60,000 once renovations are complete. Visiting the stadium is an impressive experience not just because of its size and renovations, but also because of the larger athletic village of which it is a part. Fans of Oklahoma State athletics will be impressed that their school has really come into its own as a Big 12 program to be reckoned with, and now they have a facility that matches their success. The Oklahoma State Cowboys home bench is on the Boone Pickens Stadium sideline with sections 101-108. Boone Pickens parking information is covered in our Cowboys event guide.
The Bedlam Series is one that is heavily won by the Sooners, but the recent emergence of Oklahoma State on a national level could change that in the future. The distance between Stillwater and Normal is small, on opposite sides of Oklahoma City, but the culture seems to be miles apart. Oklahoma has winning streaks of 15 and 19 and a more recent one of 8 straight from 2003-2010.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys and Texas Longhorns have a rivalry that dates back to 1916. The two teams played a number of times over the next 8 decades, but the rivalry really took off when the Longhorns joined the Big 12 in the 1990’s. Since then the two teams have played annually and the rivalry has turned into one of the best in the Big 12. The Cowboys won two games in a row against the Longhorns for the first time in 2010-2011, and are hungry for more.
Oklahoma State in the CFP Championship and Bowl Games
When it comes to winning bowl games no one does it better than the Cowboys, literally no one. Of all the teams in NCAA College Football who have appeared in twenty plus bowl games, not one has a better winning percentage in those games than the Oklahoma State Cowboys. The orange and black have over a dozen victories record in their all time bowl games, good for a .640 winning percentage. The 2011 Big 12 Conference Champs are a year after year threat to win it all. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the Big 12 Conference Championship Game.
Oklahoma State Cowboys Event Guide
Where are the best places to eat in Stillwater before an Oklahoma State game?
Eskimo Joe’s is in the most well-known bar & restaurant in Stillwater. Casual food, great drinks in a fun setting. Nearby is the Hideaway, which is some of the best pizza in Oklahoma. The “Hall of Fame Block Party” outside Boone Pickens Stadium opens 3 hours before kickoff and is a family friendly atmosphere to enjoy pregame.
What time do the gates Boone Pickens Stadium open prior to kickoff?
Suite holders, Club seats and student seating gates open 2 hours prior to kickoff. All other gates open 1.5 hours before kickoff.
Who are the most famous Oklahoma State football alumni?
Oklahoma State has a football history that stretches back nearly 100 years and many great players have played for the Cowboys during that time. The most well-known Oklahoma State football players include Barry Sanders, Thurman Thomas, Hart Lee Dykes, and Dez Bryant.