Difference between revisions of "Oklahoma State University"
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| − | *[[Barry Sanders]] - | + | *[[Barry Sanders]] - football player, 1988 [[Heisman Trophy]] winner, #3 on all-time NFL rushing list |
| − | *[[Thurman Thomas]] - | + | *[[Thurman Thomas]] - football player, #11 on all-time NFL rushing list |
| − | *[[John Smith (wrestler)|John Smith]] - | + | *[[John Smith (wrestler)|John Smith]] - wrestler/coach, two time Olympic gold medallist |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 03:08, February 15, 2010
| Oklahoma State University | |
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| City: | Stillwater, Oklahoma |
| Type: | Public |
| Sports: | football, basketball, cross country, wrestling, track and field, baseball, golf, tennis, equestrian, soccer, softball[1] |
| Colors: | orange, black |
| Website: | http://osu.okstate.edu/ |
Oklahoma State University is a public university located in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The school was founded on December 25, 1890, as Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. The name was changed to its current format in 1957. There are also 3 other campuses located in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Okmulgee. Enrollment totals for these four campuses is around 26,000 students.
Athletics
The Oklahoma State University athletic team name is the Cowboys and their mascot is Pistol Pete. The university has a rich athletic tradition and has been awarded 48 NCAA National Championships, which ranks fourth all-time behind Stanford, USC, and UCLA.
Prominent figures:
- Henry Iba- basketball coach, led Cowboys to first back to back NCAA Basketball Championship in 1945-46
- Eddie Sutton - basketball coach
- Barry Sanders - football player, 1988 Heisman Trophy winner, #3 on all-time NFL rushing list
- Thurman Thomas - football player, #11 on all-time NFL rushing list
- John Smith - wrestler/coach, two time Olympic gold medallist
External Links
