Oklahoma State lost 19-12 to Tulsa on my 29th birthday, and boy am I peeved. I take a painstaking look at our horrific offensive line play, more preparations for the funeral of Michael R. Gundy, and how little I have actually gotten right about the 2025 OSU football team.

A long, rambling funeral for Oklahoma State's dignity after the 69-3 shellacking from Oregon on 9/13. We also talk about accepting the fact that Mike Gundy may not be long for the OSU world, who could replace him, and the ideal scenario in which that could happen. Add on some extra spicy language and some more Big 12 football talk, and you have yet another borderline incoherent episode of the OSU Pokecast.

We're a few days away from Oklahoma State's 2025 clash against Oregon, and Jacob Mars is here to have a measured, boring take on what might happen. We also go over a mixed bag of a win against UT Martin (our first in a year!) as well as some actual, honest-to-God hope for the future. Tack on some more talk about the Big 12 at large as well as the ethics of shoplifting, and it might be the most fully formed episode of the Pokecast yet.

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The grand return of the OSU Pokecast features a somewhat concise preview of the 2025 season for Oklahoma State. We dive deepest into the coaching hires of Todd Grantham and Doug Meacham and what they might mean for a potential bounceback, as well as some opening bants about the Big 12's performance during Week Zero.

Kasey Dunn and Bryan Nardo have been officially let go from the OSU Cowboys, so Jacob Mars decides to take his first historical jaunt down memory lane. Episode 4 of the Pokecast dives deep into Kasey Dunn's stint as offensive coordinator, what went wrong, the early warning signs, and the patterns that led to his dismissal after a horrific 3-9 season.

The OSU Pokecast's third episode reckons with an abhorrent season-ending loss to Colorado, its consequences, and why it might be Kasey Dunn's magnum opus of incompetence. Jacob talks about all of that and somehow more in an increasingly desperate episode of the Pokecast.

The OSU Pokecast's second episode may be talking about another Oklahoma State loss, but you wouldn't know it by watching Maealiuaki Smith pass all over the Red Raiders on Saturday. We talk all about the Sacramento native's coming-out party, his brilliance being wasted by a generationally bad defense, and how past OSU QB rooms stack up to what might lie in wait for the Pokes next year.

The OSU Pokecast's pilot episode delves into Mike Gundy's disastrous 2024 season, what exactly has gone wrong, and how differently he has handled failure this time around compared to other struggles in years past.