Oklahoma State University’s head football coach, Mike Gundy, has reached an agreement on a restructured contract, the university announced on Tuesday. The new deal comes after a remarkable season in Big 12 play, where the Cowboys finished with a 7-2 record in conference games and a 10-3 overall record.
Gundy, who has been at the helm of the Oklahoma State football program since 2005, has been instrumental in the team’s success over the years. Under his leadership, the Cowboys have won two Big 12 championships and have appeared in 14 bowl games. The team’s impressive performance this season was a testament to Gundy’s coaching prowess and his ability to motivate his players.
The restructured contract is a reflection of Gundy’s value to the university and the football program. While the terms of the deal were not disclosed, it is expected to be a significant upgrade from his previous contract. Gundy’s new deal is likely to make him one of the highest-paid coaches in the Big 12 Conference.
Oklahoma State University’s athletic director, Mike Holder, praised Gundy’s leadership and commitment to the program. “Coach Gundy has been an integral part of our football program’s success, and we are thrilled to have him continue to lead our team,” Holder said in a statement. “His dedication to our student-athletes and his passion for the sport are unparalleled, and we are excited to see what the future holds for our program under his guidance.”
Gundy’s restructured contract is also a reflection of the university’s commitment to the football program. Oklahoma State has invested heavily in its athletic facilities and has made a concerted effort to attract top talent to the program. The university’s investment in the program has paid off, with the Cowboys becoming a consistent contender in the Big 12 Conference.
The restructured contract is not the only development in the Oklahoma State football program. The team is expected to return several key players next season, including quarterback Spencer Sanders and wide receiver Tylan Wallace. The Cowboys are also expected to have a strong recruiting class, with several top prospects committing to the program.
Gundy’s restructured contract is a significant development in the world of college football. It is a testament to the coach’s leadership and the team’s success, and it sets the stage for the Cowboys to continue to be a major player in the Big 12 Conference.
In related news, the Big 12 Conference has announced its All-Conference team, with several Oklahoma State players making the list. The team’s quarterback, Spencer Sanders, was named to the second team, while wide receiver Tylan Wallace was named to the first team. The Cowboys’ defensive back, Kolby Harvell-Peel, was also named to the first team.
The Big 12 Conference has also announced its Coach of the Year award, with Baylor’s Matt Rhule taking home the honor. Rhule led the Bears to a 10-3 record and a second-place finish in the conference standings.
In other news, the NCAA has announced its latest rankings, with the Cowboys moving up to number 11 in the country. The team’s ranking is a testament to its impressive performance this season, and it sets the stage for the Cowboys to make a deep run in the playoffs.
As the college football season comes to a close, the Oklahoma State Cowboys are looking forward to the future. With Gundy at the helm and a strong recruiting class on the way, the team is poised to continue to be a major player in the Big 12 Conference.
