Our nine-month drought without football will come to end on Friday when Oklahoma State opens its season Oregon State in Corvallis. For the Cowboys, it’s probably seemed more like nine years.
Just three times during the last decade has OSU failed to reach double-digit wins — 2012 (8-5), 2014 (7-6) and last year (7-6). Fortunately, Gundy’s team always bounced back with a 10-win season. The uncertainty at quarterback might bring up doubts about keeping that streak alive, but maybe it shouldn’t.
Gundy does have a plan which, for the time being, involves playing both Spencer Sanders and Dru Brown, but who will start and how those snaps get divvied up is anybody’s guess.