Oklahoma State

Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls represent championship tradition and rugged pride in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Founded in 1901, OSU holds 54 NCAA team national championships, including a record 34 wrestling titles, led by legends like Edward Gallagher and John Smith. The men's golf program boasts 12 NCAA championships, anchored by the championship Karsten Creek course. Football produced Heisman winner Barry Sanders and multiple championship teams at Boone Pickens Stadium. Basketball’s back-to-back NCAA titles in the 1940s under Henry Iba set the tone for continued success. Cowgirl teams dominate in equestrian, softball, cheerleading, and STUNT championships. Pistol Pete, the iconic mascot, symbolizes Western heritage and toughness. The passionate fanbase fills Gallagher-Iba Arena and Boone Pickens Stadium, fueling OSU’s competitive drive. Alongside rich traditions and numerous individual national champions, OSU exemplifies comprehensive excellence across sports in the rigorous Big 12 Conference, enduring as a pillar of athletic success.