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Oklahoma State could be blocking sophomore QB Wes Lunt from transferring to Big 12 and SEC schools, along with Southern Miss, according to Jimmie Tramel.

Southern Miss has been the logical fit all along, since former Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken took over the head coach role there. Other potential destinations not among these possible blocked locations are Illinois and Louisville.
May 17 - 10:39 AM

ESPN's Joe Schad reports former Oklahoma State sophomore QB Wes Lunt is deciding between five schools.

Southern Miss, Illinois, Louisville, Tennessee and Vanderbilt are the five schools. Southern Miss makes the most sense, after the school hired former Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken as their head coach. Lunt will have to sit out a season after transferring.
May 13 - 3:02 PM

Oklahoma State sophomore QB Wes Lunt will transfer to a different program.

Lunt started five games last season after the Cowboys suffered a large amount of injuries at the position. "This was not a decision I took lightly, but it is a decision I felt was right for me," Lunt said. We expect Clint Chelf to start this season, with J.W. Walsh likely taking over the starting role for the following two seasons.
May 10 - 8:51 AM

Backup Oklahoma State junior LB Nico Ornelas plans on transferring.

The school would only say the decision was based on personal reasons. Ornelas played in 23 games the past two seasons. He played in all 13 games in 2012 in a backup role and was credited with 18 tackles.
Source: News OK
May 2 - 10:40 AM

Seahawks selected Northeastern Oklahoma State T Michael Bowie with the No. 242 overall pick.

Bowie was a starter for Oklahoma State prior to transferring this season. Head coach Mike Gundy said his removal from the team was due to a violation of unspecified team rules. He is nothing more than a developmental offensive lineman.
Apr 27 - 7:13 PM

Cowboys selected Oklahoma State RB Joseph Randle with the No. 151 overall pick.

Randle (6-foot, 204) was the Cowboys' two-year feature back, rushing 564 times for 3,085 career yards (5.47 YPC) and 40 touchdowns. He added 108 receptions. Despite the stats -- predecessor Keith Toston had them too and went undrafted -- Randle is a stiff, upright, lunging runner who benefited from Mike Gundy's wide-open spread offense. He's also a whiffer in pass pro. Randle ran 4.63 at the Combine with a 1.61 ten-yard split. We don't see him as a future NFL starter, and he's likely to struggle if forced into the lineup. Randle will compete with Phillip Tanner and Lance Dunbar for backup duties in Dallas.
Apr 27 - 2:56 PM

Oklahoma State G Lane Taylor has three visits planned with the Raiders, Packers, and Cowboys.

The first two are official visits while the trek to Dallas counts as a local product. We know very little about Taylor, but he was a long time starter at right guard and paved some nice holes for Joseph Randle this season. He is likely a third day pick.
Apr 8 - 2:08 PM

Oklahoma State RB Joseph Randle is visiting the Cowboys on Tuesday.

Randle made the most of gaping holes while in college, showing nice speed on route to big gains. He added a power element to his game to finish off runs, but we worry about Randle's extra steps when making cuts upfield. He could be selected in the third-round, but the early third day is a safe bet.
Apr 2 - 12:43 PM

Oklahoma State WR Tracy Moore, who was expected to attend the Combine, has been granted an extra year of eligibility and will return to school for the 2013 season.

Moore was apparently listed as an attendee due to an oversight by the Combine committee. His 2012 season was cut short due to injury, but that followed an arrest and one game suspension for urinating in public. Moore also received three alcohol related citations last offseason.
Source: News OK
Feb 10 - 10:55 AM

Oklahoma State junior RB Joseph Randle told The Oklahoman he will declare for the 2013 NFL Draft.

According to The Oklahoman, Randle said in a direct message on Twitter he had "made my decision not to come back." The junior added a power element to his game this season, to go along with nice lateral and straight-line speed. Expect the Cowboy to be selected on the Draft's second day. Rising senior Jeremy Smith will likely take on lead ball carrier duties.
Source: News OK
Jan 10 - 8:45 AM

Suspended junior WR Michael Harrison will return to the field for Oklahoma State during the 2013 season.

2013 would be Harrison's final season, who left the football program in the spring after being suspended for 2012. This is a nice boost for the Cowboys offense, as Harrison's return was somewhat unexpected.
Source: News OK
Wed, Dec 19, 2012 10:45:00 AM

Oklahoma State beat writer Gina Mizell believes that freshman Wes Lunt is still the frontrunner to start at QB in 2013 if the current system remains intact.

Lunt opened the season as the starter, but injuries led him to finish the year as the third-team option. The Cowboys offensive coordinator jettisoned to become the head coach of Southern Miss, so it remains to be seen if Oklahoma State will continue to run the Air Raid offense Lunt fits best.
Source: News OK
Fri, Dec 14, 2012 09:42:00 AM

Oklahoma State junior RB Joseph Randle rushed for 147 yards on 23 carries Saturday against Baylor.

Randle's longest carry went for 26 yards and added 17 receiving yards on three receptions. The junior has not committed on staying or leaving after this season, but did mention that a primary goal is to graduate from college. Along with his speed, Randle has added a power element this year.
Sat, Dec 1, 2012 04:05:00 PM

Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy stated that junior RB Joseph Randle has been "the most pleasant surprise from a leadership standpoint," in recent weeks.

"I thought he ran as hard Saturday as he has since the Texas game," Gundy said. "But the last couple of months, his leadership qualities have been really good and kind of set the bar for who we are." It is still unclear whether or not Randle will return to Stillwater next season or depart for the NFL.
Source: News OK
Thu, Nov 29, 2012 02:02:00 PM

Oklahoma State junior RB Joseph Randle said he does not want to leave school before graduating and is on pace to do so next December.

"I don't want to leave here without nothing," said Randle, referring to his degree. "That's something I always think about." This does not mean Randle has made his final decision, so expect to hear his name come up quite often from now until the declaration deadline. He did recently switch majors from engineering to economics, allowing Randle to graduate sooner.
Source: News OK
Tue, Nov 27, 2012 09:43:00 AM


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