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I read her all the time, and that is Jenny Carlson of the Oklahoma, and we appreciate her hopping on here for a few minutes.

Well, Jenny, let's start with the

Cowboys. Then we'll get into some more big picture, big 12 stuff with the Cowboys this season.

It just felt like a weird year. On games, they weren't supposed to win. They were in games.

They weren't supposed to be in. And then they lost games they weren't supposed to lose,

notably Kansas State, let's say, or bail or whatever you want to point to.

How would you kind of wrap up what was in many ways a bizarre season for Mike Gundy and the Pokes?

Yeah, it was confounding.

I mean, it was really, really hard to gauge.

You know, they might have been the most difficult team to peg this year, you know,

had a really nice non-conference win against Boise State at home, a game that I think a lot of

people felt like was going to be sort of a harbinger for what was to come because Boise State

was playing pretty well.

They had a really good quarterback in Brett Rippin and, you know, Oklahoma State's defense hadn't been tested until Boise State came to town.

And then Oklahoma State just rolled them. you know, maybe they're not at the top of the Big 12, but maybe they're in that next batch of teams that, you know, is going to, you know, make life difficult on the teams at the top and, you know, it's going to be right in the mix to get to eight or nine wins and ever can.

I mean, I think that was the biggest thing.

I even remember telling somebody going into the K-State game that consistency was the biggest thing that was

lacking and that you kind of felt like that game might be where we saw them figure out who

they were going to be.

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