Dabo Swinney and Clemson put a bow on the 2018 college football season on Monday night by thumping Alabama and matching the Tide’s senior class numbers: 55 wins, two titles and four conference championships (Bama has just three).
With that — and OSU’s 37th place finish in CFB last season, according to the AP — we head into 2019, an intriguing season for Oklahoma State in the post-transition year of 2018 and hopefully into another two- or three-year period of thriving teams and top 20 finishes.
Bill Haisten wrote about that this week for the Tulsa World.