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Did Oklahoma State lose too much talent?

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08:22 AM ET 04.20 | For the first time in years, Brandon Weeden, along with his poise and experience, won't be handling the offense in Stillwater. Weeden's departure, along with that of All-America wideout Justin Blackmon, made this year's spring football season one of large question marks for Mike Gundy's Cowboys, who have gone 23-3 over the last two seasons and averaged 46.4 points per game. With the annual Spring Football Finale coming at Boone Pickens Stadium on Saturday, Gundy is facing an uncertain summer at quarterback for the first time in years. Who will step up at quarterback? Will it be junior Clint Chelf? ... What about redshirt freshman J.W. Walsh? ... Or will it be freshman Wes Lunt?

Austin Statesman

Mike Gundy, Icon Sports

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April 20, 2012 08:54 AM ET

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8-4 at best this year for the Pokes. Not a reload but a rebuild kinda program there.

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April 20, 2012 08:55 AM ET

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Originally posted 08:45 AM ET 04.20 by .5 47-7

4th or worse in the Big?? this year

really? I dont' pay attention to much in the big 12+/-.

I assume you're saying Zero, Couch Burners and Jesus Frogs will be ahead of them?

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April 20, 2012 09:09 AM ET

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Originally posted 08:57 AM ET 04.20 by .5 47-7

no doubt...and maybe the Hot Doggers will pass them up this year

+1 middle of the pack or worse. Could finish behind K-State as well as those you listed. Iowa State beat them last year too.

And they play at Arizona OOC but they have Rich Rod as a first year coach so they might can win that one....might.