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Oklahoma State

Expect Oklahoma State to rebound in a big way this fall. The Cowboys stumbled to a 7-6 record in 2014, but that was somewhat expected given that the team was replacing 28 seniors from a 2013 squad that won 10 games. The team opens Sept. 3 at Central Michigan.

Iowa State Athletic Director Rips Officiating

Jamie Pollard, Iowa State's athletic director, is upset with officiating in the Cyclones' 37-20 loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday. Pollard wasn't specific, but it's likely his venting centered on a fourth-and-one play involving the Cowboys' Desmond Roland, who was stopped short of the goal line as time ran out in the first half. However, the play was reviewed and the on-field call was overturned, giving Oklahoma State a touchdown and 13-6 lead at halftime.

Oklahoma State

Rebuild or reload? We're about to find out the true depth of Oklahoma State's program. The Cowboys have been amazingly consistent the last six years, winning 59 games. But the program took a huge hit in the offseason and only 55% of last season's lettermen return, the fewest in Division I-A. The schedule is demanding, starting with the opener against Florida State. It ends with a trip to Norman to play rival Oklahoma. There are plenty of Big 12 toughies in between.

The Mother of All Season Ticket Videos List, Part 2

The second installment includes the following teams: Wyoming, Utah, North Texas, Boise State, Florida State, Ohio, Washington State, Stanford, Utah State, Cincinnati and Oklahoma State.

Oklahoma State

Oklahoma State defeated Mississippi State, 21-3, in its opener. The victory sets up what could be a huge season for the Cowboys. It's probable Oklahoma State could be undefeated entering its final three games — at Texas, Baylor and Oklahoma.

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Iowa State Locker Room After Upset of Oklahoma State

Iowa State's Paul Rhoads addresses his team after the Cyclones stunned No. 2 Oklahoma State, 37-31, in double overtime on Friday night in Ames. It's being called the greatest victory in the history of the program.

Of course, there was one person who knew before Friday that the Cowboys weren't BCS title game worthy, and he was called an idiot by Oklahoma State fans. When do I get my written apology, Cowboy Nation?