Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy and several players recently shared insights following a spring practice session in Stillwater. Gundy expressed satisfaction with the progress of the quarterbacks and offensive line, noting improvement over the past two weeks. He also discussed plans for an upcoming team scrimmage to evaluate the players further.
Safety David Kabongo emphasized the winning culture at Oklahoma State as a key factor in his decision to join the team. He highlighted the experience gained during his freshman season, particularly feeling comfortable during the Arizona State game, and how it has helped him improve.
Wide receiver Da’Wain Lofton discussed his development during practice and the positive impact of competition within the receiver group. Safety Parker Robertson shared his determination to excel under a new coaching staff, despite being a walk-on player, and how it has instilled resilience and valuable life lessons.
Running back Sesi Vailahi opened up about transitioning to his position on the team and the impact of running backs coach Cory Patterson on the team dynamic. Overall, the team is focused on growth and development as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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