Anybody who follows college football understands how whonky the sport is becoming. For a casual viewer, it's becoming much, much more difficult to follow. The player movement with the transfer portal combined with demand for money wtih the arrival of NIL -- rather than picking a program based on the fit,

Mike Gundy has never been afraid of speaking his mind on any topic, and he recently discussed player retention in this era of NIL. Getting good players to return for another season is huge in college football as the more experience you have, the better. However, it's kind of tough in this era as money is a big part of it.

Oklahoma State Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy believes only one thing is driving roster retention right now in college football: Money. While this may not be a huge surprise given the state of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) in college sports,

The longtime Oklahoma State head coach will make his first-ever visit to the LaVell Edwards Stadium sidelines Friday night in Provo.

Oklahoma State is set to play on Friday night, and it is no stranger to weeknight affairs. On Friday, OSU will kick off the second half of its season at BYU as

OSU had three missed tackles on BYU's final offensive play, the game-winning touchdown. "We knew exactly what they were doing," Mike Gundy said.