Friday, August 8, 2025
OSU receiver Davis doing ‘really well’ during fall camp Sam Mitchell
STAFF REPORTER
When the Oklahoma State football team runs into Boone Pickens Stadium to start the season Aug. 28, no one will know what to expect. On Saturday, OSU held its football media day. Mike Gundy and his staff haven’t named a starting quarterback. Running backs have big shoes to fill after Ollie Gordon II left for the NFL draft. The Cowboys are still looking for who can be their top contributors. “Not sure,” Gundy said when asked about the best players on the team. “I don’t know that we know.” One player Gundy highlighted was wide receiver Terrill Davis. In a wide receiver room full of new faces, Davis could fulfill his full potential quickly. “He’s done really well,” Gundy said. “I would say he’s exceeded my expectations, just based on my history.” An Oklahoma City native, Davis spent the past three seasons playing at Division-II University of Central Oklahoma after redshirting his first season. This past season, Davis led the NCAA with 1,609 receiving yards. He brings poise and experience to the team. “He’s very mature,” Gundy said. “I think he’s comfortable because he’s from right down the road.”
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Payton Little Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy talks to reporters at Cowboy football media day last Saturday at Gallagher-Iba Arena.
OSU football notebook Gundy, Cowboys talk quarterbacks, more at media day Gundy said. “So, we could very well both Hauss Hejny and Zane Flores end up playing two (quarterbacks) Week 1. That also doesn’t mean the in the first game.” Cowboys will. Mike Gundy doesn’t have On Saturday, OSU held its Until one of Flores or Hejny a timeline to name a starting football media day, 22 days out separates himself, OSU will quarterback. from its season opener against continue to let them battle it out. The Oklahoma State football UT Martin. Uncertainty still lies Will it be Hejny, the speedy TCU coach’s latest update on the across the Cowboys’ depth chart transfer tabbed as a dual threat? Cowboys’ most important position about what this team will look Or Flores, who’s been waiting on battle is similar to what he’s said like. Here’s some notables from an opportunity in Stillwater for a for a while now: Gundy and Co. are Saturday — starting with the couple of seasons now? waiting on someone to take the job. quarterback battle: Only time will tell. Gundy and “I can’t put a timeline on it until his staff are still sorting through it. I know when it will happen, and I Two-man game? don’t know when it will happen,” Gundy didn’t rule out playing See NOTEBOOK on page 2
Parker Gerl
CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Courtesy OSU Athletics Oklahoma State wide receiver Terrill Davis (2) has made a strong impression early in fall camp. The Central Oklahoma transfer brings a veteran presence to the Cowboys.
Boone Pickens tabbed as No. 25 CFB stadium in the nation Kenzie Kraich & Will Thorogood STAFF REPORTERS
Boone Pickens Stadium has been the home of Oklahoma Sate football since 1920, and more than 100 years later, it still boasts some of the most impressive experiences for fans. USA Today tabbed BPS as the No. 25 stadium in college football, and there are lots of reasons why.
Kenzie Kraich Boone Pickens was ranked No. 25 in USA Today’s CFB stadium list in 2025.
Amenities While the tradition at BPS remains the same, there are new features coming for fans this season. Along with its current 123 suites and 3,500 club seats, OSU is implementing six new on-field suites along the east end zone. These 14-person options will be available for group and individual purchase for spectators this fall. “It’s just another unique way to put people even closer to the action,” OSU Associate Athletic Director of Development Operations and Strategy Brakston Brock said. “It’s the only seats we have that are actually on the field… We think it’s going to enhance the atmosphere being right there.” The premium seating in BPS continues to be a point of emphasis for OSU as it has sold out all suites for the fifth consecutive year. “Most people that have been on the road to other premium club suite spaces (say) that ours stands the test of time, having been open 10-15 years at this point,” Brock said.
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