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Monday, December 26, 2022

Why the Guaranteed Rate Bowl matters for OSU

Photos by Mackenzie Janish and Abby Cage

On Tuesday in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl against Wisconsin, OSU looks to salvage a season that turned backward with injuries and resulted in many starters in the transfer portal.

Sam Hutchens Staff Reporter Oklahoma State’s bowl game is

not a marquee matchup. It isn’t played on New Year’s Day and it is not the culminations of one of OSU’s all-time best seasons. The game, the Guaranteed Rate Bowl against Wisconsin, matters to OSU because it is a glimpse into the new era. If the Cowboys want to get back to marquee matchups and January first games — 2021 things — they would

be well served to win against the Badgers to salvage some from a difficult season and set the tone entering the offseason. For Derek Mason, OSU’s firstyear defensive coordinator, the game will be a chance to experiment with his new-look defense. It will appear different because of a host of defensive departures in the transfer portal. Junior linebacker Mason Cobb, junior

defensive end Trace Ford and junior cornerback Jabbar Muhammad headline the departing group. Wisconsin is a good running team. Braelon Allen, the Badgers’ sophomore running back, has rushed for 1,126 yards and 10 touchdowns. The Cowboys have struggled against top backs. See For OSU on page 5

Hands-on learning experiences in the New Frontiers Agricultural Hall Kennedy Thomason News and Lifestyle Assistant Editor

Platinum Mechanical and OSUIT graduate, said the Hilti JAIBOT is a semiautomated anchor/hanger point layout and drilling Oklahoma State robot. He explained it is University has used the first type of this robot advanced technology in model in use in Oklathe New Frontiers Aghoma. It is being used to ricultural Hall to create build the new home of hands-on learning experi- OSU Agriculture. ences. The Hilti JAIBOT Launched in found its home in NoJanuary 2020, the New vember at the New FronFrontiers campaign is tiers construction site. It building a new facility will be used on the site for OSU Agriculture. for about three months. Construction on the New “This technolFrontiers Agricultural ogy utilizes the project’s Hall is planned to finmodel created in Buildish in the fall of 2024. ing Information ModelThis campaign hopes to ing, or BIM, to more further OSU’s teaching, accurately lay out the research and Extension. anchor points, which are Nine students at areas where anchors will the OSU Institute of be located to hold piping Technology in Okmulgee or duct systems,” Hanrecently toured the New cock said Frontiers Agricultural The Hilti JAIBOT Hall to learn about the uses digital plans to mark new technology, includand drill holes. It helps to ing the Hilti JAIBOT. prevent overhead installaDanny Hancock, tion incidents. project manager of See Tech on page 6

Courtesy of Modern Farmer The Mistletoe, a true titan among holiday traditions, its berries could be incredibly harmful if ingested.

Not as pretty as it looks

Holiday plants that can be poisonous Jacob Plaxico Staff Reporter

Courtesy of OSU The Hilti JAIBOT robot, which will be used for the next three months. A group of students from the OSU Institute of Technology in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, visited the New Frontiers site to watch the robot in action.

not display all of the symptoms listed, but if you have a genuine fear for your child’s or your Some of the most pet’s safety, you should iconic holiday decoracall the poison control tions may be poisonous center. This information to your pets or children. has been pulled from the Here is a list of the most official poison control common and most deadly website, (poison.org). decorations you should No. 1- Mistletoe keep an eye on. There are A true titan among a few important notes, holiday traditions, its please keep in mind that berries could be incredpeople suffering from ibly harmful if ingested. See Plants on page 8 any poisoning might


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