ESPN has been filming an unannounced all access series at Oklahoma State throughout the Mike Gundy/OAN controversy
As the Mike Gundy controversy has caught fire this week, ESPN has been on campus with the Oklahoma State football program.
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Alfred Williams, now a Denver radio host, restates claim that Mike Gundy called him a racial slur during a 1989 game
"There’s no walking that back. This story’s been out there for 31 years. ...Every time I see him, I just want to run through him. Every time I see his face, every time I look at him, I want to run through him. . . . I’m 51 years old; why in the world do I need to lie about that?"
Mike Gundy writes $250 check to radio host who lost a bet that Oklahoma State would win over eight games
This was a nice move from Gundy, but it doesn't erase his other media fights.
Three people on a conference call trolled Mike Gundy with questions like “Do we really even need freedom of the press anymore?”
Three separate people asked Gundy trolling questions about his media access restriction threat.
Mike Gundy’s threat to pull all player availability if reporters asked about a transfer is the latest access restriction from a NCAA coach
Gundy told reporters (through a sports information staffer) that they'd lose access to players for the rest of the year if they asked about Jalen McCleskey's transfer.
Mike Gundy says his mullet has been worth ‘millions’ in publicity to Oklahoma State
Maybe a tad bit of an exaggeration, but it certainly has gotten the Cowboys into the news.
Dan Sileo fired from WQAM
In a move that should surpise no one, WQAM has fired Dan Sileo. The most surprising thing about...
