The Oklahoma State Cowboys represent the athletic teams of Oklahoma State University (OSU), based in Stillwater, Oklahoma. They compete in NCAA Division I within the Big 12 Conference and are known for their strong sports tradition, particularly in football, wrestling, golf, basketball, and baseball[3][2]. Founded in 1901, the Oklahoma State Cowboys football team plays its home games at Boone Pickens Stadium, which seats over 55,000 fans. Under the leadership of head coach Mike Gundy since 2005, the team won the Big 12 Championship in 2011 and has consistently produced high-scoring offenses and resilient defenses. Their notable rivals include the University of Oklahoma, Texas, and Baylor. The team’s mascot is Pistol Pete, and their colors are orange and black[2]. Beyond football, Oklahoma State boasts a rich athletic history with 56 national championships, including 54 NCAA team titles—ranking sixth nationally. These titles span multiple sports: wrestling (34), golf (12), cross country (5), basketball (2), and baseball (1). The Cowboys have also earned numerous individual NCAA championships (183) and claim non-NCAA national titles in football and equestrian. Their baseball program is historically significant, with 49 NCAA tournament appearances, 20 College World Series trips, and a national championship in 1959. The program developed standout players like Pete Incaviglia and Robin Ventura, contributing to its prestigious reputation[3]. The athletic culture at OSU is deeply rooted in the "Cowboy Culture," which emphasizes servant leadership, integrity, innovation, and commitment to excellence. This culture fosters development in students and athletes alike, encouraging resilience and ethical leadership both on and off the field[1]. Currently, Oklahoma State University is led athletically by Director Chad Weiberg (since 2021), maintaining a competitive presence in collegiate sports with a focus on high-quality facilities and athlete development. Their commitment to excellence and strong traditions makes the Cowboy