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Locked On Oklahoma State podcast is the daily podcast that keeps you ahead of the games and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Hosted by Cody Stovall, the Locked On Oklahoma State podcast provides your daily Oklahoma State Cowboys fix with expert opinions, film reviews, interviews, recaps, local analysis, and coverage of all things Cowboys from football to basketball; from softball to wrestling and don’t forget soccer, golf, and hockey. From the exhilarating battles at Boone Pickens Stadium to the reverberating roars at Gallagher-Iba Arena, and everywhere in between, th...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A Cowboys-first Sports listen that turns Oklahoma State football, wrestling, basketball, and Big 12 arguments into sharp daily fan material.
Locked On Oklahoma State is a Cowboys-first team podcast for fans who want the argument while it still has heat on it. Cody Stovall keeps the sampled Oklahoma State episodes close to the Cowboys, but the show does not get stuck in one lane.
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A focused tight-end look that links a decade-long drought to recruiting momentum and a possible offensive shift.
Oklahoma State's tight end room sits at the center of this episode, and the setup rests on a simple claim: it has been a decade since the program last produced an NFL-level tight end.
A bracket debate that uses Jax Forrest's seeding to frame Penn State's depth and Oklahoma State's projection.
The piece centers on the NCAA wrestling bracket and the case for Jax Forrest as the number one seed after 13 matches, especially against Ben Devino's 26. It stays anchored in proof, opponent quality, and how much the committee appears to value a late run with style points.
A lively Big 12 discussion that keeps Oklahoma State in view.
Big 12 talk drives this episode, with Oklahoma State staying in the frame from start to finish. It opens sharply, then widens into conference context and the larger question of what the issue means for the league.
Big Ten and SEC chaos, filtered through Oklahoma State and Big 12 stakes.
This crossover keeps its focus on the Big Ten and SEC leaving the NCAA, then brings the Big 12 question back through an Oklahoma State angle. It moves fast, and that speed gives the discussion some bite even when the thread starts to drift.
The quarterback tease opens the show, but the baseball stretch ends up carrying it.
This episode starts with a quarterback tease and a playful bit from Cody Stovall before widening out into Oklahoma State talk and the mood around the program. The tone stays loose and radio-driven, which suits the show, even when it wanders away from the setup.
A crossover that keeps the Oklahoma State-Houston preview grounded in Roy, Miller, Clary, and Curry.
The crossover treats Oklahoma State-Houston as a question of how Houston handles Anthony Roy and whether Victorious Miller can carry more of the scoring load if attention tilts toward Roy.
A lively ranking debate over which sports events are truly nonnegotiable.
This segment turns a simple ranking game into a sharper question: if only three sports properties get to survive, which ones still feel untouchable?
NCAA wrestling crossover built around Penn State, Oklahoma State, and four true freshmen shaping the title picture.
Penn State Wrestling has eight in the semifinals, and Oklahoma State has also put together an impressive showing, so this NCAA semifinals crossover carries real weight from the start.
Nebraska athletics, explained from close range.
Daily Cardinals roster radar.
Purdue sports, argued from the details.
Oklahoma State’s Alabama series is the biggest scheduling worry here, because the host says Alabama may try to back out of the 2028 or 2029 home-and-home and leave Oklahoma State as the easiest game to remove.
Cody Stovall argues that Oklahoma State’s 'Pirate Paradise' spring camp is a Mike Leach tribute built around midnight conditioning, team bonding, and a harder edge.
Penn State and Oklahoma State meet in an NCAA tournament semifinal crossover built around the semifinal round.
Zach Saquon and Cody Stovall use Penn State and Oklahoma State wrestling to frame the biggest NCAA seeding question around Oklahoma State freshman Jax Forrest.
The Big 12 Squad opens by arguing that Houston, Arizona, and Iowa State are the only Big 12 teams still alive with a real national-title path, especially after injuries changed the field.
Eric Morris is the center of this Oklahoma State recruiting segment, with Cody Stovall arguing that Morris’s track record with Cam Ward, John Mateer, Baker Mayfield, Patrick Mahomes, and Drew Mestemaker could make the Cowboys a quarterback destination.
Cody Stovall spends the first part of Locked On Oklahoma State arguing that Danny Connell's top 10 returning quarterbacks should have included Drew Mestemaker, who he says led the country with 4,379 passing yards, 34 touchdowns, and a 68.9% completion rate.
Zach Saco and Cody Stovall preview the NCAA wrestling tournament weight by weight, focusing on whether Penn State can keep breaking records and whether Oklahoma State can slow that down.
Two podcast hosts debate why Penn State wrestling refuses to schedule a dual meet with Oklahoma State, analyzing the strategic reasons behind Cael Sanderson's reluctance and predicting when David Taylor's Cowboys might finally challenge for supremacy.
Cody Stovall opens with the usual network read and Every Dayer Club pitch.
Zach Saco and Cody Stovall dig into whether Oklahoma State can realistically catch Penn State wrestling next season.
Ross Jackson and Cody Stovall spend most of the episode on Oklahoma State recruiting target Landon Williams, a 6-foot-3, 195-pound wide receiver projected by On3 to choose the Cowboys over Texas Tech, Iowa, Houston, and San Diego State.
Locked On Oklahoma State's crossover with Locked on Cougs centers on why both Oklahoma State and Houston think their transfer portal classes can change the Big 12 race.
Ross Jackson, Mike G., and Cody Stovall frame Oklahoma State-UCF as a Big 12 game with NCAA tournament consequences, not just a regular-season matchup.
Oklahoma State’s 95-88 loss to TCU becomes a larger argument about whether the Cowboys belong in the NCAA Tournament or the NIT.
Locked On Oklahoma State and Locked On Cougs frame the Houston-Oklahoma State Big 12 finale around a pace mismatch: Houston sits near the bottom of the country in tempo, while Oklahoma State ranks 11th fastest by KenPom.
Cody Stovall covers the Big 12 Wrestling Championships where Oklahoma State, projected to dominate, faces unexpected competitive pressure from Iowa State.
The Big 12 Squad (Locked On Podcast Network) analyzes the Big 12's eight-team March Madness bid.
Hosts Drake Toll, Cody Stovall, and Jake Hatch discuss potential Big 12 realignment, including Nebraska and Missouri returning, and debate the financial and competitive impacts.
Penn State's title night rolls right into wrestling drama.
The Big 12 Squad jumps straight into a conference fight.
Cody Stovall centers this Locked On Oklahoma State episode on the offensive line pieces he says must protect Drew Mestemaker, including Tyler Mercer, Ashton Leppo, Jacob Sexton, Johnny Dixon III, and Braden Nelson.
Locked On Big 12 Squad spends this episode on Big 12 realignment chatter, using Josh Pate’s proposal to reset college football around regional conferences like West Virginia-Pitt-Louisville-Virginia Tech and Arizona State-BYU-Utah-USC.
Cody Stovall and Mountaineer Paul spend much of this Locked On Oklahoma State and Locked On West Virginia crossover arguing that Drew Mestemaker should be No.
Ross Jackson uses Oklahoma State's running back history, from Barry Sanders and Thurman Thomas to Ollie Gordon, to frame a recruiting update centered on Caleb Hawkins and the next wave.
Drake Toll and Cody Stovall discuss the real threat of SEC and Big Ten leaving the NCAA entirely, analyzing the implications for the Big 12's survival and leverage.
Eric Morris’s open tryouts at Oklahoma State become the main football topic, with Xavier Johns Mason presented as a defensive tackle solution after moving from 220 pounds to 260.
Nolan McClain’s Team USA assignment against Venezuela is framed as a redemption chance after an earlier outing against Italy, with Cody Stovall stressing that Mason Miller and David Bednar may not be available.
Cody Stovall breaks down Oklahoma State's exceptional tight end recruiting class, which represents the first time in a decade the program has assembled NFL-level talent at the position.
Cody Stovall uses the Senate round table on college athlete employment to argue that NIL, the transfer portal, and tampering have pushed college sports into chaos.
Host Cody Stovall previews the Oklahoma State spring game and discusses recruiting opportunities.
Host Cody Stovall discusses which Oklahoma State players could use the spring game to improve their standing and earn more playing time or NIL opportunities.
Daily podcast covering Oklahoma State Cowboys football, basketball, and other sports with news, analysis, and insider info.
A daily podcast covering Oklahoma State Cowboys sports news, analysis, and insider info, hosted by Cody Stovall.
This episode discusses how Oklahoma State's roster mirrors last year's Indiana team in terms of experience and age, drawing comparisons to their success.
Daily podcast covering Oklahoma State Cowboys sports news, analysis, and recruiting updates.
Daily podcast covering Oklahoma State Cowboys football and basketball with news, analysis, and insider info.
Daily podcast covering Oklahoma State Cowboys football and basketball with news, analysis, and insider info.
Host Cody Stovall discusses Oklahoma State's defensive line performance in padded practices and the impact of new offensive line transfers.
Daily podcast covering Oklahoma State Cowboys football and basketball with news, analysis, and interviews.