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The official podcast network of Oklahoma State athletics. The Pokes Pod, a weekly podcast, features unique stories of current and former student-athletes, coaches and more, giving you the insight you want into your favorite Cowboys and Cowgirls, past and present. The Old Pokes Show, features former Cowboy football players Clint Chelf and Deion Imade, as they talk to fellow former players and break down games and matchups for the OSU football team.
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The Old Pokes Show: Another 10 Win Season Under Mike Gundy
Jan 3, 202400:49:54Tap to summarizeThe Oklahoma State Cowboys took down the Texas A&M Aggies to win the program's 10th game of the season. It is the eighth time the Cowboys have won 10 or more games under Mike Gundy as head coach. Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the win, the season and look ahead to what is coming back in 2024 on this episode of The Old Pokes Show.
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The Old Pokes Show: Evan Epstein, Texas Bowl and Signing Day
Dec 20, 202300:46:52Tap to summarizeThe Oklahoma State Cowboys are getting ready to head to Houston for the Texas Bowl as the early signing period begins. Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down both those topics, plus the guys invite former teammate and starting center Evan Epstein to the show. Hear Evan's story of how he landed in Stillwater and what he thought about his time as a Cowboy on this week's episode of The Old Pokes Show.
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The Old Pokes Show: Jeremy Smith
Dec 13, 202300:57:25Tap to summarizeFormer Oklahoma State running back Jeremy Smith played in 52 games in his five seasons in Stillwater. But his career as a Cowboy almost ended as fast as it began. Go inside his story of how an injury as a freshman led to him questioning football as a future and how Mike Gundy helped steer him back to the field. Also find out what he is doing today and how much it meant for him to wear the Orange and Black. Also get the guys thoughts on Ollie winning the Doak Walker Award and the latest on the transfer portal in this episode of The Old Pokes Show.
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Pokes Pod: Isabel Diaz
Dec 11, 202300:35:42Tap to summarizeIsabel Diaz is on a mission to become the first female head coach in NFL history. Her journey began from a young age watching football with her grandfather. The coaching aspect of her career began in high school and led her to forge a relationship with Oklahoma safeties coach Dan Hammerschmidt. Isabel attended OSU working on the football film crew before getting a chance to become a student assistant coach. Now she is in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts as the inaugural Harriet P. Irsay Fellow. Learn more about Isabel and her journey in this episode of the Pokes Pod. FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11)
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The Old Pokes Show: Big 12 Championship Game Recap
Dec 6, 202301:04:42Tap to summarizeOn this episode of The Old Pokes Show, Clint Chelf and Deion Imade break down the Big 12 Championship game loss to Texas. Get their thoughts on the game plus what lies ahead for the Cowboys against Texas A&M in the Texas Bowl. Plus they discuss the College Football Playoff of who should have been in and who should be out. All that and more on this week's Old Pokes Show.
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Pokes Pod: John Smith and Coleman Scott
Dec 4, 202300:39:08Tap to summarizeOklahoma State head wrestling coach John Smith is in his 33rd season leading the Cowboys wrestling program. Associate head coach Coleman Scott is back in his new role after eight seasons leading the North Carolina wrestling program. Smith and Scott along with the rest of the coaching staff are hoping to get the program they love back on track and in the national title hunt. Learn more on the move to bring Scott back to OSU and what the expectations are for the 2023-24 season in this episode of the Pokes Pod. FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11)
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Old Pokes Show: Previewing the Big 12 Championship Game vs. Texas
Nov 30, 202300:53:01Tap to summarizeIt is almost time for the Big 12 Championship, and the Old Pokes Show has you covered as Clint Chelf and Deion Imade welcome in CBS Austin sports director Bob Ballou to the show to break down the Texas Longhorns.
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Old Pokes Show: Celebrating a Record Comeback (feat. Kevin Peterson)
Nov 28, 202301:14:18Tap to summarizeThe Oklahoma State Cowboys are headed back to the Big 12 Championship Game and Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the comeback against BYU which helped send OSU to Arlington to face the Texas Longhorns. The guys also welcome former Cowboys cornerback Kevin Peterson on the show to talk about this year's team and his time in Stillwater.
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Pokes Pod: Winning a National Title with Dave Smith
Nov 27, 202300:27:23Tap to summarizeEntering the NCAA Cross Country Championships, Dave Smith knew he had a difficult decision to make. He had 10 men in Charlottesville for seven spots in the race. There is a method to Smith's madness. Even though he was finalizing the roster minutes before the race, he told his runners 36 hours in advanced who believed would be competing. Smith's final decision—for both the men and women—was ultimately the right one. The women finished on the podium for the second year in a row., while the men were crowned national champions. FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: twitter.com/osu_max Instagram: instagram.com/osumaxpodcasts CREDITS: Host: Meghan Robinson (@megrobs11) Coordinating Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)
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Old Pokes Show: Taming the Cougars & Celebrating a Championship
Nov 21, 202300:52:35Tap to summarizeOn this episode of The Old Pokes Show, Deion Imade and Clint Chelf break down the Cowboys' win over Houston and look ahead to the regular season finale with BYU heading to Stillwater. Also find out who gets this week's helmet stickers, plus a special shout out to the national champion cross country team.
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