In 2028? Didn’t see that coming.

We have no one but ourselves to blame.

Bixby HS principal got arrested Saturday night for getting drunk & handsy with the girls at the homecoming dance Saturday night. I sincerely hope none of you Bixby folks had your daughters harassed by this dumbass. I believe Mickey Replogle was a good basketball player at Catoosa in the day.

I'll be God dammed if I'd be stupid enough to not vote VANCE for prez! Fvck you blue weakdicks!

Just checking in on you poor mentality ill peeps.

I am as low as I was in 2014, maybe even 0-10-1.

But I'm spoiled as a fan. Can't tolerate what I've been watching almost every game this season.

Not sure how many of yall watch MMA but Jacobe Smith was on Dana White’s Contender Series tonight. He won his fight by TKO in the 2nd round and got offered a contract to the UFC!

Figured I'd start the conversation on the 2024 Senior Worlds which are going to be held on October 28-31, in Tirana, Albania.

It looks like Coach Taylor, the (presumptive) USA rep at 92kg, might get the dream matchup against Sadulaev, as he just won the 92kg spot for Russia in one match wrestle off, 10-7, against multiple time age group champion Alan Bagaev. Even though he won, Sadulaev did not seem to performing at a level any where near what we've seen from him in the past. 6 of the 10 points were from counter-offense off of Bagaev's action, and while it was good wrestling on Sadulaev's part, the counters were very ripe for the picking. He did get a bit of offense of his own in the second with a takedown off of a duck and subsequent exposure from a gut, but it was very poorly defended by Bagaev, and even so, Bagaev almost counter for his own points. Overall it was a surprisingly unimpressive match for a Russian World Championship qualifier... If Saduleav doesn't revert to his old form, 92kg looks like it might just be a two horse race between DT and Gasempour (Iran).

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Another program related note: Khayitov is going to be the 79kg rep for Uzbekistan, so hoping for Silver for him!

Remember when Europe was being invaded with millions of immigrants that seemed to come out of no where? This is the model the globalists used and one the Obama/Biden/Harris Administration has embraced for use in the US. Remember when Obama said he was days away from fundamentally transforming this country?

The Democrats want to lose this election because they know Netanyahu and his American NeoCon buddies are going to get us in three wars simultaneously and they want to be able to blame the Republicans for the quagmire? Not to mention the economic mess we’re walking face first into. If BRICS succeeds even Donald Trump has admitted the USA will become a third world nation overnight.

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Twitter can't decide if Trump or Kamala are behind this. The libs are claiming the head of the union is big buds with Trump and he and Trump are doing this to hurt America. Given that Trump loves America more than anyone, of course this isn't the case.

The rest of Twitter thinks this is the let's attempt to have Kamala save her campaign. Have her swoop in and orchestrate an end to the strike. I get the logic behind this move, but I do question the timing a bit. If the goal is to have Kamala save the day, Americans have to see what they are being saved from. The election is in 5 weeks, if the strike continues it will likely take 3-4 weeks before there are widespread shortages in stores that would impact Americans. And it would likely take a few weeks to get the supply back up. So I can't see where there is enough time in place for Kamala 'saving the day' really mattering. If this strike had begun on Sept 1st, ok I could see that.

As usual, we need cool and calm leadership, and we have Biden and Kamala. God help us.

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Which is the exact opposite from the spin the media is serving up and which is being swallowed by some pubs here.

Everyone loves Trump, everyone hates RINOs.

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Wow. This comes after throwing away another $8 Billion on Ukraine last week.

If you are still supporting Biden/Harris after this then you love your politics and hate America. That's all this is.

Of getting the US in a shooting war with Iran comes to fruition, would China decide that would be a good time to go after Taiwan? Can the US handle three wars at the same time?

Obamacare has been one of the biggest boondoggles ever perpetrated on the American people.

Some great games so far… including yesterday’s regular season doubleheader. Which may have been the most exciting game I’ve watched that I didn’t have a vested interest in.

Anyone else hear of a NIL fundraiser at Boone Pickens featuring these acts? I know CCR has been teasing a comeback on their social media. Rumored date is April 12th and announcement made tomorrow.

With the upcoming Arab obliteration and all. Alot to be thankful for right my man. They got turkey in the middle east? Not the fvcked up country of course. 😁

I don't know if this will happen or even makes sense, but it does sound plausible. Israel will invade southern Lebanon and will make significant strides into the mountains. There different infantry troops will get bogged down in valleys, isolated and trapped, unable to escape and unable to rearm. The PR campaign will be all about how deep into Lebanon the Israelis penetrated, the UN will demand a cease fire, and Israel will sign off on it, pull the trapped troops back home and declare victory.

I want one language spoken in my kids’ school. I don’t want kids wearing hijabs in my kids’ school. What he is describing leads to Balkanization and conflict. It’s by design.

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NO. 23 KANSAS STATE 42, NO. 20 OKLAHOMA STATE 20

Bill Haisten: At 0-2 in the Big 12 for the first time since 2005, the OSU program is stale​

• Sep 28, 2024 Updated Sep 28, 2024

On the offensive line, at quarterback, overall on defense and within the coaching staff, Oklahoma State has to be better than this.

Better than another humiliating loss at Kansas State, certainly. During Saturday’s 42-20 train wreck, OSU had a 13-7 lead and the Wildcats responded with 35 unanswered points. One week earlier, K-State lost 38-9 at BYU.

On Kansas State’s turf, the 2022 Cowboys and 2024 Cowboys were outscored 90-20.


OSU’s defensive front seven has to be better than what we saw on Saturday, when the Wildcats averaged nearly 9 yards per rush attempt.

Having entered the 2024 season with a belief that it would play in the Big 12 Championship game and contend for a place on the College Football Playoff bracket, OSU is 0-2 in Big 12 play for the first time since 2005 (Mike Gundy’s first season as the head coach).

As it currently is constructed, the Cowboy program seems stale and starving for the type of special people who were cornerstones for some of the best teams in school history.

As Gundy now is the 20-season overseer of Oklahoma State football, he had a ringside seat for watching some of the greatest performances in program history and some of the worst.



Each of the last two would be on the “worst” list.

There was last week’s offensive ineptitude during a 22-19 home loss to Utah in the Big 12 opener. What a deceptive final score that was. Having trailed 22-3, OSU didn’t get a touchdown until the 5½-minute mark of the final period and finished with a run-game deficit of 201 yards.

And on Saturday, there was a positive start and an awful outcome. From first-half drives to the K-State 19-yard line, the K-State 16, the K-State 14 and the K-State 31, Oklahoma State settled for two field goals.

During the first quarter, the OSU ground game had a pulse. Ollie Gordon carried nine times for 72 yards. During the second and third periods combined, there were 12 OSU rush attempts that netted 16 yards.

In today’s football, a 65% success rate is the standard for a quarterback. Against Utah and Kansas State, OSU’s Alan Bowman completed 51% of his passes and was intercepted four times.

OSU is one-dimensional offensively and the positive dimension – the passing dimension – never is a sure thing because Bowman has been intercepted 20 times in his 19 games as a Cowboy.



Gundy can’t just flip a switch and suddenly add “special people” to his operation. You always hope for it, but you’ve got to be lucky. When an assistant is hired or a player is signed and they turn out to be truly special and impactful, it’s a giant bonus.

It has happened during the Gundy era, and it’s got to happen again because – as a I stated a few paragraphs earlier – the Cowboy program appears to be stale.

From the Tulsa World archives, there are perfect examples of “special people” who became important Cowboys.

August 2007: Mike Gundy said Brandon Weeden, a walk-on coming off of a minor league baseball career, will battle redshirt freshman Alex Cate for the third quarterback spot.

The result: Weeden became the best quarterback in OSU history.

January 2010: OSU confirmed that University of Houston offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen has agreed to join the Cowboy staff.

The result: Holgorsen was at Oklahoma State only for one season, but his impact at OSU was comparable to Mike Leach’s at OU in 1999. As Holgorsen executed a total rebuild of OSU’s offensive approach, the 2010 Cowboys were 11-2 after having been third nationally in total offense, third in scoring and second in passing yards. The 2009 Cowboys had been 70th in total offense, 56th in scoring and 99th in passing.

September 2010: A Tulsa World headline – “Blackmon may be next big receiver for the Cowboys.”

The result: Weeden and Justin Blackmon developed into the most potent passing duo in college football, and Blackmon twice won the Biletnikoff Award.

February 2011: Mike Gundy announced that Jacksonville Jaguars quarterbacks coach Todd Monken will return to Stillwater as the new Cowboy coordinator. In 2002-04, for the Les Miles-coached Cowboys, Monken was the passing-game coordinator and receivers coach. In succeeding Dana Holgorsen as OSU’s offensive coordinator, Monken has a tough act to follow.

The result: Monken and Weeden had a tremendous partnership and the 2011 Cowboys were Big 12 champions. In spite of quarterback inconsistency, the Monken-coordinated 2012 Cowboy offense still ranks among the more potent offenses in program history.

December 2016: Wagoner’s Malcolm Rodriguez has given a verbal commitment to play football at Oklahoma State. Rodriguez helped lead the Bulldogs to the past two Class 4A state titles and has his team back in this year’s championship game.

The result: An All-Big 12 linebacker and one of the more popular Cowboys of the Gundy era, Rodriguez made more tackles – 409 – than any other OSU defender since 1982.

January 2018: Jim Knowles, who spent the last eight seasons as the defensive coordinator at Duke, will join the OSU staff, Mike Gundy announced via Twitter. Knowles, 52, is a Philadelphia native who played defensive end at Cornell. Prior to working at Duke from 2010-17, he was the head coach at Cornell from 2004-09.

The result: The Knowles-coordinated Cowboy defense of 2021 was a nationally renowned force. Before he departed for Ohio State, Knowles did for OSU’s defensive culture what Holgorsen and Monken did for the offense.

I don’t expect OSU to win at unbeaten BYU on Oct. 18. Otherwise, the rest of the Cowboy schedule is manageable.

An optimist might see the possibility of an 8-4 finish. If OSU’s run game remains so dismal, 6-6 is a possibility.

If the players reach a point at which their spirit is broken, the program’s first losing season since 2005 is a possibility.

You might say, “Hey, would a stale program have gotten 10 wins last season? Would a stale program have beaten OU in two of the last three seasons?” And it’s fair for that to be mentioned, but also it should be noted that the 2023 Cowboys were beaten 33-7 by South Alabama in Stillwater, got smoked 45-3 at UCF and lost by 28 points to Texas in the Big 12 Championship game.

In a general sense, the business of Oklahoma State football is better than ever. During the preseason, every ticket for every 2024 home game was sold. But with regard to the quest of attempting to be the Big 12’s No. 1 program, it feels like it’s time for dynamic new swagger and fresh ideas in Stillwater.

It’s not too early for Gundy to be thinking about how that might look.

Some here may disagree, but Assange is someone worthy of great admiration. Going forward, I hope he is afforded the respect he deserves.

“I am not free today because the system worked,” Assange said. “I am free today after years of incarceration because I pled guilty to journalism.”

Mich St after getting the crap kicked out of them by tOSU has to go to Eugene, OR this Thursday and play Org on Friday nite. Syracuse gets the privilage of going all they way across the country to play UNLV in front of 10k people and get back home sometime early Sat morning as well.