NCAA Headlines | Oklahoma State defensive coordinator Bill Young will miss Saturday's season opener against Savannah State after undergoing a medical procedure, the school announced Thursday.Young is expected to return in 7-10 days but also likely will miss the Cowboys' road game against Arizona on Sept. 8.Linebackers coach Glenn Spencer will replace Young as coordinator until he returns. Young has coordinated... [Read More] | | Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy announced Wednesday that Michael Bowie -- who was listed atop the preseason depth chart at left tackle -- is no longer on the team due to an unspecified violation of team rules. Bowie, a senior from Sand Springs, started five games last season. “Any time you lose a good football player that has got experience, it affects your team,” Gundy told reporters... [Read More] | | Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has announced that University of Tulsa assistant coach Van Malone will join the Cowboys' coaching staff.Malone's specific duties were not released. He served as a defensive backs coach and recruiting coordinator at Tulsa in 2010 and 2011.Malone has coached defensive backs at Texas A&M, North Texas and Western Michigan in addition to coaching special... [Read More] | | Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has agreed to the framework of an eight-year contract that extends his current deal four years.Oklahoma State president Burns Hargis and athletic director Mike Holder announced the extension Saturday, saying details are being finalized and the contract is subject to the approval of the Board of Regents.The deal is worth $30 million over eight years, with... [Read More] | | Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy has been honored as the national coach of the year by the Football Writers Association of America.Gundy was chosen Thursday as the winner of the Eddie Robinson Award. The other finalists were Michigan's Brady Hoke, LSU's Les Miles, Kansas State's Bill Snyder and Clemson's Dabo Swinney. Gundy will be presented with a bust of Eddie Robinson at a Jan. 8 ceremony in New... [Read More] | | Advertisement | All times are GMT -4. The time now is 03:18 PM. | | |