Oklahoma State University (OSU) is reportedly in negotiations with head coach Mike Gundy to sign a restructured contract after a dismal 0-9 season in Big 12 play. According to sources, the OSU Board of Regents has extended an offer to Gundy, who has been at the helm for 19 seasons. This past season saw the Cowboys finish with a lackluster overall record, leading to questions about Gundy’s future with the team. The proposed contract aims to address the team’s performance issues and provide a new direction for Oklahoma State football. Gundy has previously expressed his love for OSU, stating, “This is home for me, and it has always been my goal to be at Oklahoma State.” The board believes that restructuring Gundy’s contract could be a step towards revitalizing the team’s fortunes. They hope that restructuring his contract will enhance recruitment efforts and stabilize the program, which has faced mounting pressure from fans and alumni.
Oklahoma State University Asks Mike Gundy to Sign a Restructured Contract Following 0-9 Big 12 Season
