Oklahoma State University Football

Oklahoma State Director of Athletics Chad Weiberg announced Eric Morris as the school's 25th head football coach on November 25, 2025. An elite offensive min...

Adam Larsen joined the Oklahoma State University Athletic Training Staff in June of 2020 as a graduate assistant. His primary responsibility is providing ath...

Andrew Williams was hired as an Oklahoma State assistant strength and condition coach in December of 2025. With a decade of experience in college strength and conditioning, he came to OSU from Tuskegee University, where he worked as the assistant athletic director for sports performance from 2022-25. Prior to that, Williams spent the 2021 season at Memphis, the 2020 season at Auburn and the beginning of 2020 at South Carolina State. He worked the 2019 season at Texas State after beginning his full-time career at Western Kentucky in 2018. He also worked as a graduate assistant and intern at Auburn, where he attended school and played football. The Sunflower, Ala., native originally attended Miles College to play football before transferring to Auburn for the 2013 and 2014 seasons. He graduated from Auburn in 2016 with a bachelor's degree in multi/interdisciplinary studies and received his master's degree from Auburn in adult and continuing education and teaching in 2018. Williams is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Williams and his wife, Shalisa, have one son. Coaching History 2016-17: Auburn, graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach 2018: Western Kentucky, assistant strength and conditioning coach 2019: Texas State, assistant strength and conditioning coach 2020: South Carolina State, assistant athletic director for sports performance 2020: Auburn, assistant sports performance coach

Ann Weidmayer was hired as Oklahoma State's Director of Sports Nutrition in June of 2025. Prior to arriving in OSU athletics, she served with OSU's Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute and as a Performance Dietitian at IMG Academy. Weidmayer also has athletics experience working with Illinois State, the Indianapolis Colts and East Carolina, as well as multiple stops in the medical field. She has worked with athletes from several different sports, including football, soccer, golf and other performance programs. Weidmayer is a Registered Dietitian by the Commission on Dietetic Registration, a Certified Personal Trainer by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, a member of the American Sports and Performance Dietitians Association and part of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. She also holds certifications from American Red Cross. After graduating from Reading High School in Reading, Michigan, she received a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Services while graduating Summa Cum Laude from Oklahoma State in 2021. She then received a Master of Science in Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Services from Illinois State before beginning her professional career.

Beau Kelly was hired as an offensive analyst at Oklahoma State in December of 2025. He came to Oklahoma State from San Diego State, where he worked as an off...

Boone Feldt was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant offensive line coach in December of 2025. He came to OSU from Southwestern Oklahoma State University, where he worked as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Feldt possesses NCAA Division I and Division II coaching experience, with stops at Northwestern State (La.), Texas State and Texas Permian Basin. His time at UTPB coincided with the start of the Falcon football program. He holds more than a decade of coaching experience, beginning his career in Texas in 2014 after his playing days at North Texas were cut short due to spinal injury. Feltd is the son of retired college coach, Blake Feldt, who also won state high school championships in Texas. Born in Boone, N.C., Feldt was an All-Centex selection and an Associated Press All-State selection as a junior at Pilot Point (TX), which went on to win the state championship after a 15-0 season. He played for Hays High his senior year. Feldt is a graduate of UT Permian Basin with a bachelor's degree in history. He also earned his master's degree in technical education from Texas State. Coaching History 2014: Odessa Permian High School, assistant offensive line 2015-16: UT Permian Basin, tight ends / assistant offensive line 2017-18: UT Permian Basin, offensive line 2019-21: Texas State, offensive line graduate assistant 2022: Texas State, tight ends 2023: Northwestern State (La.), offensive line 2024-25: SWOSU, offensive coordinator / of

Bryan Kegans joined the Oklahoma State staff as head football strength and conditioning coach in December 2025. He came to Stillwater from North Texas, where he worked as assistant head football coach and director of strength and conditioning for the 2023-25 seasons. Prior to his stint at UNT, Kegans worked one year as associate director of football sports performance at USC. He spent the four seasons before that at Oklahoma, where he was assistant director of sports performance and director of sports science. During his time in Norman, the Sooners won three Big 12 titles and made two appearances in the College Football Playoff. He was also a strength and conditioning coach at Texas in 2013 and at TWU from 2011-13. The Stephenville native also has high school experience at Fulshear and Denton Guyer. He was an offensive lineman at Texas Tech from 2002-05 and earned his bachelor's degree in 2005. He received his master's degree from A.T. Still University in 2010. Kegans holds certifications from CSCCA (collegiate strength and conditioning coaches association), SCCC (strength & conditioning coach certified), NSCA (strength and conditioning specialist), and NASM (performance enhancement specialist, corrective exercise specialist and functional movement specialist). He and his wife, JoAnna have a son, Kelly, and a daughter, Kaci. Coaching History 2006-07: Crownover Middle School, assistant coach 2007-13: Denton Guyer High School, director of strength and conditioning 2013-14: Texa

Chris Deal was hired as Oklahoma State's director of football creative services in 2011. His role includes overseeing all digital aspects of the Cowboy Football creative team and assisting with recruiting. A two-time Heartland Emmy Award nominee and 2017 award winner for technical achievement, Deal worked closely with Mandt Bros Production for a series of "Oklahoma State Virtual Recruiting" videos. As an assistant producer, Deal helped with overall concept, script writing, NCAA compliance and overall execution. He came to Stillwater from the University of New Mexico, where he worked from 2006-11 in the Lobos' athletics communications office. He served as the associate media relation director and was the primary contact for football and women's basketball. Deal spent his last two years working directly with head coach Mike Locksley and Lobo Football. Prior to taking over football, Deal worked with head coach Don Flanagan and women's hoops. Hired by Greg Remington, Deal started at UNM as the softball and women's soccer contact. He was instrumental in getting live streaming off the ground in Albuquerque with the Mountain West Network and CBS Sports Live Streaming. He also served on the broadcast team for Lobo Softball with radio legend Mike Roberts. Deal worked multiple NCAA tournaments and events while at UNM and served as the NCAA media coordinator for the 2008 NCAA Women's Golf National Championship. Deal spent three seasons as an official scorer for the AAA-Albuquerque Isoto

Cody Crill was hired as Oklahoma State's offensive line coach in December of 2025. A 22-year coaching veteran with experience as a head coach and offensive c...

Dajon Owens came to Oklahoma State as an assistant director of player personnel in January of 2026. Owens came to OSU from Colorado State, where he worked as a player personnel and recruiting assistant in 2025. Prior to that, he played defensive back for the Cologne Centurions of the European League of Football from 2023-24. His college playing career included one season at Long Beach City College in 2017, three seasons at Colorado State from 2018-20 and one season at Stony Brook in 2021. He graduated from Colorado State with a degree in communication and earned a master's degree in sport performance and phycology from National University in 2024.

Dan Conwell was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant special teams coach in December of 2025. He came to OSU from North Texas, where he worked as the assistant special teams coach for the 2024 and 2025 seasons. In 2025, he helped UNT to a 12-2 finish with a win in the Isleta New Mexico Bowl. In his first season with the Mean Green, the UNT special Teams units excelled. The combined six units ranked second in the American Conference according to Pro Football Focus (PFF) special teams’ grades. They were first in the American Athletic Conference for composite ranking average of special teams’ units. The punt unit ranked second nationally by only allowing eight total return yards on 47 punts. The kickoff coverage unit ranked ninth nationally and led the AAC allowing only 16 yards per kickoff return. The punt return unit was one of the most explosive in the conference executing five returns of over 20 yards which was tied for second in The American. The Mean Green also led the conference with two blocked punts on the year and were successful on all of their PAT attempts (55 of 55) for the second consecutive season. Conwell joined UNT after working for one season as a special teams quality control assistant at Mississippi State. In his one season with the Bulldogs, MSU finished third in the SEC and 17th in the country in kickoff return average and fourth in the SEC and 24th in DI in punt return average. Prior to his time with the Bulldogs, Conwell spent one season as an assistant co

Deion Harris joined the Oklahoma State program as assistant offensive line coach in January of 2026. He came to Stillwater from Tennessee State, where he wor...

Drew Svoboda joined the Oklahoma State Football staff as the associate head coach, special teams coordinator and tight ends coach in December 2025. Prior to ...

Dylan Baisden has worked as a graphic designer for Oklahoma State Football since March of 2023. He came to OSU from Michigan State, where worked as student graphic designer for the Spartan football team from 2021-23. He also worked remotely as a graphic design intern with the Worcester Railers of the ECHL from 2022-23. An Ypsilanti, Michigan, native, Baisden graduated from Michigan State with a bachelor's degree in fine arts in 2023.

Dylan Lowenstein joined the Oklahoma State staff in December 2025 as an assistant strength and condition coach. He came to Stillwater from Oregon State, wher...

Erika Vickers has worked with Oklahoma State athletics since May 2012 and served as the director of football administration since 2025. During time in Stillwater, Vickers has served as assistant AD for facilities and admin project management (2022-25), assistant AD for event management (2019-22), assistant AD for ticket sales and marketing (2018-19), director of ticket sales (2015-2018), assistant ticket manager (2013-15) and as a ticket office representative (2012-13). Prior to arriving in Stillwater, she was at Fort Hays State University, worked from 2009-12 as a ticket manager and marketing/sales intern. Vickers attended school at Fort Hays State University, graduating with a bachelor's degree in management in 2010 and a master's degree in business administration, sports management in 2012.

Ethan Russo was hired as Oklahoma State's Executive Director of Player Personnel in December of 2025. He comes to OSU from Wisconsin, where he served as the Badgers' Director of Player Personnel for the 2025 season. Prior to that, Russo spent two seasons at North Texas. He served as the Mean Green's Director of Player Personnel in 2024 and as the Assistant Director of Player Personnel in 2023. He was tasked with film evaluations, monitoring the transfer portal, updating recruiting boards and assisting in roster management. Russo was the Director of Player Personnel at UNLV for the 2022 season. While at UNLV, he oversaw the day-to-day operations of the program's personnel department. His main responsibilities were managing the roster, evaluating prospects, monitoring the transfer portal and assisting in various recruiting activities. From 2019 to 2022, he worked with the University of Utah's football program. During his time with Utah, he held the roles of Assistant Director of Player Personnel and Player Personnel & Recruiting Assistant. He was tasked with assisting the defensive coaches with identifying, evaluating, and managing prospects. He was able to help achieve two of the top five highest-ranked recruiting classes in the history of the program at that time, according to 247 Sports (30th in 2020 and 33rd in 2021). Utah achieved their first Pac-12 conference championship in 2021. In 2018, he joined Rice University's football program as a Player Personnel & Recruiting Ana

Gary Calcagno has served as a strength and conditioning coach at Oklahoma State since 2000. His career in the field spans more than 35 years. His work has focused solely on OSU football since 2024, but he also has decades of experience with the OSU wrestling program, serving as the team's lead strength and conditioning coach from 2000-24. Calcagno's career highlights include 22 Oklahoma State bowl games with 18 straight from 2006-23, six New Year's Six bowl games, a 2011 Big 12 football title and four consecutive NCAA team wrestling championships from 2003-06. He was also part of two bowl teams at Washington State and one at Tulsa. Prior to his arrival in Stillwater, he served as an intern with Dallas Cowboys in 2000. That came after a six-year stay at Washington State, where he served in his first full-time coaching role in strength and conditioning from 1994-99. He arrived in Pullman after working as a student assistant and graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Tulsa. Originally from the Miami/Welch area of Oklahoma, Calcagno attended Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College from 1987-89 and majored in physical education. He graduated with his associate’s degree in 1989. After NEO, Calcagno continued his education at Tulsa, where he earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physical education. He has obtained several certifications in the strength and conditioning profession. In 2008, Calcagno was named a Master Strength and Conditioning Coach

George Matsakis joined the Oklahoma State football program in December of 2025. Prior to that, he was the North Texas coordinator of football operations from 2018-25. A veteran of collegiate athletics, Matsakis spent the 2016-17 seasons as an assistant athletic director at Kansas under Dr. Sheahon Zenger, and was Zenger's assistant to the athletics director from 2014-15. Matsakis was the director of football operations with Kansas under head coach Charlie Weis from 2012-13, under Turner Gill from 2010-2011 and Mark Mangino from 2002-09. He held the same title at Houston under head coach Dana Dimel from 2000-01. Prior to his role at Houston, Matsakis was an administrative assistant and video coordinator under Dimel at Wyoming from 1997-99 and was also a video coordinator at Kansas State under head coach Bill Snyder. During his playing career, Matsakis was a punter at Kansas State. He and his wife Heidi have a daughter, Lexie.

Greg Richmond returned to Oklahoma State in December of 2025 after previously coaching the Cowboys from 2007-08 and from 2018-23. He also played defensive en...

Heath Vessels was hired as Oklahoma State Football's lead video creative in September of 2018. He produces and edits content for Cowboys Football, assisting with social media, recruiting and various team needs. Vessels arrived in Stillwater after working as a multimedia producer for the Oklahoma City Dodgers in 2018. Prior to that he was freelance multimedia producer, working in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. A Choctaw, Oklahoma, native, Vessels graduated from Oklahoma State with a bachelor's degree in business administration and sports management in December of 2014. His wife, Kendall Treece Vessels, also works in OSU Athletics, working as an academic counselor with the baseball, track and field and cross country teams. His uncle, Barry Hanna, played football at Oklahoma State from 1981-84.

Hunter Parris was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant video coordinator in August of 2025. He came to OSU after working as the assistant video coordinator for the UFL's Michigan Panthers. Prior to that Parris, spent three seasons as a video intern with the Dallas Cowboys from 2022-24. A native of Argyle, Texas, Parris got his start as a student video assistant at North Texas for the 2020 and 2021 seasons. He graduated from UNT in May of 2024 with a bachelor's degree in converged broadcast media.

Ike Eguae was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant defensive line coach in December of 2025. He has been a college defensive line coach since 2009, with stops...

Jack O'Neil joined the Oklahoma State University Sports Medicine Staff in May of 2025 as the Physical Therapist for Cowboy Football. Before joining the Sport...

Jason Martinez was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant director of player personnel in December of 2025. He came to OSU from North Texas, where he had served since 2019. He was promoted to UNT's player personnel assistant in March 2024. Prior to that Martinez worked in multiple capacities for the UNT program. He first joined as a recruiting intern for the 2019 and 2020 season. That included assistance with visits, scouting and administrative responsibilities. In 2021, he served as an intern with the football video staff helping to film practices and games. He was elevated to assistant video coordinator for the 2022 season. He worked as a recruiting analyst during the 2023 season. A native of Allen, Martinez graduated UNT in 2022.

Jordan Malone was hired as Oklahoma State's defensive backs coach in December 2025. He coaches the Cowboys' nickels and safeties. He came to OSU from North T...

An Oklahoma City native, Julian Wilson was hired as defensive backs coach in December of 2025. He coaches Oklahoma State's cornerbacks. Wilson arrived in Stillwater with six years of college coaching experience and has worked with defensive backs throughout his career. Prior to coming to OSU, Wilson spent the 2025 season as the defensive backs coach at North Texas. In his lone year at UNT, he was part of a staff that helped improve the Mean Green by nearly 10 points per game in scoring defense, by 90 yards per game in total defense and by more than 100 yards per game in passing defense. The 2025 UNT defense ranked among the top 25 in the FBS in fumbles recovered (No. 3), turnovers gained (No. 4), passing yards allowed (No. 8), passes intercepted (No. 14) and passing efficiency defense (No. 14). Wilson spent the 2024 season as the defensive backs coach at Sam Houston. He coached a defensive backfield that finished the season 13th in the FBS in passing defense and tallied 16 interceptions to mark the most in Conference USA. He also helped guide defensive back Caleb Weaver to a first team All-CUSA selection after he tallied a league-high four interceptions on the year. Wilson helped the Bearkats finish the year 10-3 and earn the first bowl victory in program history with a 31-26 win over Georgia Southern in the New Orleans Bowl. Prior to his time at Sam Houston, Wilson spent the previous two seasons coaching defensive backs at Abilene Christian. During his two-year stint at ACU,

Kevin Kilmer was hired as Oklahoma State's senior offensive analyst and assistant quarterbacks coach in December of 2025. He joined the Cowboys from Angelo S...

Len Magby has served as an assistant equipment manager at Oklahoma State for more than 25 years. His first stint in OSU equipment was from 1995-03, and he returned in 2010. He has worked extensively with OSU baseball and football during his career. A Stillwater native, Magby graduated from Oklahoma State with a bachelor's degree in sports management and a minor in marketing in 2013.

Luke Brockermeyer was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant outside linebackers coach in December of 2025. He came to Stillwater from North Texas, where he wor...

Luke Pardee was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant tight ends coach in December of 2025. He came to OSU from Incarnate Word, where he worked as its quarterbacks coach in 2025 and as an offensive graduate assistant in 2024. Prior to his time at Incarnate Word, Pardee, was a quarterback at TCU from 2020-23. He graduated from TCU with a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2023 and received his master’s degree in sport and fitness administration and management from Incarnate Word in 2025. Coaching History 2024: Incarnate Word, offensive graduate assistant 2025: Incarnate Word, quarterbacks coach 2026-present: Oklahoma State, assistant tight ends coach

Mason Moss was hired as an Oklahoma State assistant defensive backs coach in December 2025, He works with OSU's cornerbacks. Moss came to Stillwater from Nor...

Meghan Bartlett joined the Oklahoma State staff in February of 2026 as OSU's Assistant Director of On-Campus Recruiting. She came to OSU from Utah, where she...

Mike McGinnity has worked in equipment with Oklahoma State Football since 2024. He arrived as a graduate assistant and was promoted to assistant equipment shortly after his arrival. McGinnity arrived at OSU from Michigan State, where he worked as a student assistant in the football equipment room for the Spartans. An Attica, Michigan, native, McGinnity graduated from MSU with a bachelor's degree in kinesiology and exercise science in 2023.

Mike O’Guin was named Oklahoma State's assistant defensive line coach in December 2025. He is a 15-year coaching veteran who has worked with defensive linemen throughout his career. He came to OSU from Texas State, where he worked as the defensive line coach for the 2023-25 seasons. During his time at Texas State, he helped guide the Bobcats to three bowl games. In his first season there in 2023, O'Guin coached a defensive line that helped the Bobcats lead the nation in tackles for loss and rank among the top 10 in sacks. The unit nearly broke the overall program record for tackles for loss in a season with 110.0 and set the program's FBS record for most sacks in a season with 40.0. Ben Bell, a second team All-Sun Belt selection, led the defensive line with an FBS program-record 10.0 sacks and 16.0 TFLs. The junior and second-year Bobcat was among the best in the country as a pass rusher according to PFF as he was second in the country in PFF pass rush grades and first in win percentage on pass rushes. He totaled 53 pressures. Overall, Texas State’s defensive line accounted for 31 of the team’s 40 sacks. A relentless recruiter, O’Guin arrived in San Marcos in 2023 with experience at the high school and FBS levels, working with the defensive lines at Texas Tech, Notre Dame, Sam Houston and three different Texas high schools. Prior to Texas State, O’Guin was the defensive line coach at Sam Houston in 2021 and 2022. He helped the Bearkat defense rank in the top-20 in FCS in scor

Nick Edwards was hired as Oklahoma State's wide receivers coach in December of 2025. He joined the Cowboys from the same position at Wake Forest. A 13-year c...

O'nalisa Hall was hired as Oklahoma State's director of on-campus recruiting in December of 2025. She came to OSU from UCLA, where she worked as the director of on-campus recruiting for the 2025 season and as the assistant director of football recruiting operations for the 2024 season. Prior to that, Hall held various roles at the University of Washington from 2023-24, including football operations assistant, NIL correspondent and athletic communications intern. She also gained prior experience in marketing with Seattle Mariners in 2023, as a personal trainer at Washington, as an educator at lululemon, as a freelancer with Pac 12 Networks, as an intern with America Medic & Science and as a sports reporter with Emerald Media Group. Hall graduated from Washington with a bachelor's degree in communication in 2023 and with a master's degree in intercollegiate athletic leadership in 2024.

Patrick Cobbs joined Oklahoma State as run game coordinator and running backs coach in December 2025. Prior to OSU, he had been on staff at North Texas from 2019-25 and worked under Eric Morris from 2023-25. A 2005 UNT graduate and an NFL running back for six years, Cobbs had spent all of his college coaching career at his alma mater until arriving in Stillwater. He also coached running backs at Denton Ryan High School for five seasons before his college career began. A native of Shawnee, Oklahoma, Cobbs was named the 2025 FootballScoop Running Backs Coach of the Year after coaching UNT running back Caleb Hawkins to the national lead in scoring, total touchdowns and rushing touchdowns, while also ranking No. 6 in all-purpose yards per game, No. 13 in rushing yards per game and No. 17 in yards per carry. The UNT running backs played a vital role in the Mean Green finishing the 2025 season ranked No. 1 in the FBS in both total offense and scoring offense. The 2024 season, the first in which Cobbs was elevated to run game coordinator, saw the Mean Green finish 14th in the FBS with an average of 5.44 yards per carry as a team. Despite losing each of its top three rushers on the depth chart by the fourth week of the season, UNT still ranked fifth in the FBS with 22.1% of its runs resulting in an explosive play. In addition, North Texas running backs ranked second in the AAC according to PFF with 159 missed tackles forced. In 2023, Cobbs mentored his second 1,000 yard rusher as the

Raj Murti was named the general manager for the Oklahoma State football program in December of 2025. He oversees all aspects of the OSU roster, revenue sharing and personnel departments. He arrived in Stillwater after serving as the general manager at North Texas for the 2025 season. Murti joined the Mean Green after spending the 2024 season working at TCU in Fort Worth. He first served as the recruiting coordinator from March to December before being elevated to the Assistant Director of Player Personnel in January of 2025. Murti served as the primary point of contact for all prospects, their families and high school coaches in his time in Fort Worth. He helped the 2025 recruiting class at TCU rank as the No. 1 recruiting class in the Big 12 by all major services (On3, 247, Rivals) and was ranked as high as the No. 24 class in the country according to 247Sports. In his one season with TCU, the Horned Frogs posted a 9-4 overall record and earned a trip to the New Mexico Bowl where they defeated Louisiana to pick up their ninth victory of the season. Prior to time time at TCU, Murti worked with the football program at his alma mater, Houston from 2019 to 2024. In his five seasons with the Cougars, Murti quickly rose through the ranks, first serving as a Recruiting Intern before being elevated to Program Assistant in May of 2021 and was promoted once again in February of 2023 to the Assistant Director of Player Personnel on the offensive side of the ball. By the end of his tenu

Reggie Johnson was hired as Oklahoma State's linebackers coach in December 2025. A 1996 Louisville graduate, Johnson has 28 years of coaching experience that includes 11 bowl seasons, highlighted by the 2005 Gator Bowl, 2006 Orange Bowl, 2010 Sugar Bowl and 2011 Cotton Bowl. He has coached linebackers for 21 of those seasons and has also worked with the defensive line and special teams. His resume includes stints as a defensive coordinator at Alabama A&M and UAB. He was also co-defensive coordinator at Missouri State in 2023. He joined the Cowboys from North Texas, where he served as the inside linebackers coach in 2025. In his lone year at UNT, he was part of a staff that helped improve the Mean Green by nearly 10 points per game in scoring defense, by 90 yards per game in total defense and by more than 100 yards per game in passing defense. The 2025 UNT defense ranked among the top 25 in the FBS in fumbles recovered (No. 3), turnovers gained (No. 4), passing yards allowed (No. 8), passes intercepted (No. 14) and passing efficiency defense (No. 14). Prior to UNT, Johnson spent the 2024 season coaching linebackers at Sam Houston. In his one year with the Bearkats, Johnson helped SHSU finish 22nd in the FBS in total defense, 13th in passing defense and 14th in red zone defense. He coached first team All-Conference USA honoree Kavian Gaither and helped Sam Houston rank seventh in the nation in turnovers forced. Johnson helped the Bearkats finish the year 10-3 and earn the first

Robbie Gordon joined the Oklahoma State football staff as assistnat inside linebackers coach in December of 2025. He came to OSU from North Texas, where he worked in recruiting in 2022, quality control in 2023 and as assistant linebackers coach in 2024 and 2025. Gordon, a North Texas Football letterman, returned to Denton following one season at Newman Smith High School in Carrolton in 2021. He served as defensive coordinator and secondary coach. The Ardmore, Oklahoma, native was also briefly at Texas Wesleyan during the spring of 2022. He spent the 2020 season as a defensive assistant at Prosper Rock Hill after coaching in 2019 at East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma. From 2015-18, Gordon was an assistant coach at Frisco Wakeland after spending 2013-14 at Stafford Middle School in Frisco ISD. Gordon lettered at UNT as a defensive back from 2007-10 and earned his degree in 2011. He is married to the former Angela Thomas. The couple has two children, Braylon and Ryan. Coaching History 2015-18: Frisco Wakeland High, assistant coach 2019: East Central, graduate assistant 2020: Prosper Rock Hill High, assistant coach 2021: Carrollton Newman Smith High, defensive coordinator 2022: Texas Wesleyan, assistant coach 2022: North Texas, recruiting coordinator 2023: North Texas, quality control 2024-25: North Texas, assistant linebackers coach 2026-present: Oklahoma State, assistant inside linebackers coach

Rod Johnson joined the Oklahoma State football staff in May of 2012 after spending the previous six years working in the OSU compliance and academics offices. He took over as the Direcotr of Football Operations in 2021 and then as the Director of Player Engagement / Alumni Relations in 2026. Johnson was a defensive back at North Carolina State from 1998-2002. He interned in the N.C. State compliance office during the 2003-04 school year before accepting a full-time job as assistant director of compliance in August of 2004. He held that post until coming to OSU in January of 2006. A native of La Marque, Texas, Johnson and his wife, Shanna, have two sons, Skyy and Zayden and a daughter, Quincie.

Rolando Surita joined the Oklahoma State Football staff in December 2025 as head coach Eric Morris’ Chief of Staff. He oversees all administrative, recruitin...

Ryan Ojeda was hired as an Oklahoma State assistant strength and condition coach in December of 2025. A expert in speed, strength and agility training, Ojeda...

Scott Parker is in his 19th year at OSU and 2026 marks his 10th season as the head football athletic trainer. His entire OSU tenure has been spent with the football team, serving as an assistant athletic trainer from 2008-17 before being promoted. Prior to his arrival at OSU, Parker spent 2005-08 at Southeast Missouri State, working with its football, basketball and baseball programs. He also spent two years at Syracuse, where he received his master's degree in exercise science in 2005 while working as a graduate assistant. A native of Overland Park, Kansas, Parker received his bachelor's degree in kinesiology/athletic training from Kansas State in 2002. He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and licensed in the state of Oklahoma. Parker, and his wife, Tiffany, live in Stillwater with their two daughters, Kinsey and Reagan.

Sean Brophy joined the Oklahoma State Football staff in December of 2025 as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach . Working under Eric Morris througho...

Sean Maguire has held a full-time communications role with Oklahoma State Football since 2013. As Director of Football Communications, he manages all media requests for OSU Football's coaches, staff and student-athletes. He also maintains the program's statistics, history, records and biographical information and works closely with the OSU creative team to promote the program. In addition to his duties with the football program, he also oversees a graduate assistant who serves as the primary communications contact for Oklahoma State Wrestling. Maguire was hired as an Assistant Director of Communications in 2013 and served as the secondary media contact for OSU Football until he was promoted to Director of Football Communications in 2020. Highlights from his tenure include leading a successful campaign for running back Ollie Gordon II to win the 2023 Doak Walker Award and successfully nominating the 1945 Oklahoma A&M football team to be retroactively named national champions by the American Football Coaches Association in 2016. He was also selected by a panel of Big 12 staff members to serve on the 2025 Big 12 Football Advisory Group. Prior to being hired in a full-time role with Oklahoma State, Maguire worked as the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Oklahoma City All Sports Association in 2013, served as an OSU communications graduate assistant from 2010-12, worked as an OSU communications student assistant from 2007-2010, served as an OKC All Sports Associatio

Skyler Cassity was hired as Oklahoma State's defensive coordinator in December of 2025. He worked in the same role under Eric Morris at North Texas in 2025, and the 2026 season marks his fifth season as a college defensive coordinator. He also served in the role for Abilene Christian from 2022-23 and at Sam Houston in 2024. In his first year at UNT in 2025, Cassity helped improve the Mean Green by nearly 10 points per game in scoring defense, by 90 yards per game in total defense and by more than 100 yards per game in passing defense. His 2025 unit ranked among the top 25 in the FBS in fumbles recovered (No. 3), turnovers gained (No. 4), passing yards allowed (No. 8), passes intercepted (No. 14) and passing efficiency defense (No. 14). Cassity went to UNT after spending the 2024 season in the same role at Sam Houston, guiding the Bearkats to the 22nd-ranked defense in FBS. Under his watch in 2024, the Bearkats finished the year 10-3 and earned the first bowl victory in program history with a 31-26 win over Georgia Southern in the New Orleans Bowl. As an up-and-comer in the coaching ranks, Cassity led a Sam Houston pass defense that ranked 13th in the country while forcing 27 turnovers to mark the seventh-most in the FBS in 2024. The Bearkats were one of only eight Group of 5 teams to give up 21.0 points per game or less on the year. Upon his arrival at Sam Houston, Cassity inherited a defense from a 3-9 team, which he immediately helped turn into a 9-3 team for 2024. The prog

An experienced athletics administrator Steve Keasler was hired as Oklahoma State's special assistant to the head coach in December of 2025. Prior to that, he served as the North Texas Senior Associate AD for NIL and General Manager from 2024 and 2025. Keasler worked to manage, organize, and advance NIL opportunities for all Mean Green student-athletes. A veteran of more than 30 years in college and high school athletics, Keasler went to UNT after spending the previous six years as the Executive Director of Athletics at Carroll ISD in Southlake, Texas. In his time with the Dragons, Keasler helped Southlake Carroll win the UIL 6A Lone Star Cup in 2019, 2023 and 2024 as the top athletic department in the state. In total, Carroll ISD won 17 UIL State Championships in his six years at the helm. Keasler helped form the Carroll Athletic Hall of Honor, Dragon Touchdown Club and served as a committee member on the THSADA. He also served as the 6A Golf Regional and State Director. He also worked at Carroll High School from 1994-2004, where he was a teacher, assistant coach for both football and basketball and the head girls' and boys' golf coach. He helped the Dragons' golf programs qualify for the state championship in five consecutive seasons from 1999-2003. Prior to moving to Carroll, Keasler served as the Executive Director of Athletics at Midlothian ISD from 2008-18. At Midlothian, Keasler served as the District Executive Chairperson for Districts 14-5A and 5-5A. He also led the e

Taylor Grimes was hired as Oklahoma State's assistant wide receivers coach in December of 2025. He came to OSU from Incarnate Word, where he worked with the offense in a quality control role for the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Grimes played wide receiver at Illinois State for three seasons from 2018-21 and at Incarnate Word for two seasons from 2021-22. As a senior in 2022 he received All-America honors and was an All-SLC first team selection. After his college playing career, he spent time as a player with the Denver Broncos and British Columbia Lions before beginning his coaching career. Coaching History 2024-25: Incarnate Word, offensive quality control 2026-present: Oklahoma State, assistant wide receivers

Trey Klose was named Oklahoma State's Assistant Director of Player Personnel in December of 2025. He came to OSU from North Texas, where he served in the same role for the 2025 season. In his role, Klose helps evaluate talent and manage Oklahoma State's football roster. Klose started his career in 2021 as an on-campus recruiting student intern at North Texas. Upon his graduation from UNT in 2023, Klose took a position as a player personnel intern during Eric Morris' first season with the Mean Green. Prior to the 2024 football season, Klose was hired as a player personnel assistant at UNT. Klose graduated from UNT in 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in recreation event and sports management.

Tyler Gilliam came to Oklahoma State in February of 2026 as a special teams analyst. Prior to arriving in Stillwater, he worked as an assistant special teams...

Wes Drake was hired Oklahoma State's Director of Scouting in December 2025. He came to OSU from North Texas, where he served as the Director of Player Personnel for the 2025 season and oversaw all aspects of the recruiting evaluation process for both high school and transfer portal prospects. Drake spent the 2024 season in the same role at the University of Buffalo. In his lone year with the Bulls, Buffalo went 9-4 and earned a bowl berth for the sixth time in program history. Buffalo would go to the Bahamas Bowl where they knocked off Liberty 26-7. Prior to his time at Buffalo, Drake had a short stint as a scouting/recruiting analyst at Northwestern in the summer of 2024. No stranger to the state of Texas, Drake served as a Player Personnel Assistant at TCU from August 2023 to May 2024. He helped the Horned Frogs land the No. 2 high school recruiting class in the Big 12 and the No. 34 class in the nation according to the 247Sports composite rankings in 2024. Drake graduated from the University of Houston in December of 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Sport Administration. In his time as a student at Houston, Drake was a Player Personnel/Operations/Recruiting Intern from June 2022 to August 2023.

Wes Edwards joined OSU Athletics in June of 2006 and serves as its Sports Equipment Performance Director. Edwards oversees a staff of three full-time equipme...

Whitney Volentine joined the Oklahoma State football program as assistant director of football operations in December of 2025. She came to OSU from North Texas, where she had worked since 2019 as the Director of On-Campus Recruiting, as a recruiting operations coordinator and as a student administrative and recruiting assistant. As a part of responsibilities at North Texas, Volentine managed, coordinated and executed all on-campus recruiting visits. She also assisted with scheduling and planning of coaches' travel and managed a team of recruiting operations interns. Volentine graduated with her Bachelor's of Science in recreation, event and sports management in 2021 and a masters in the same program in 2023, achieving both degrees from UNT.

Will Baum joined the Oklahoma State sports medicine staff in February of 2021 and assists in the healthcare of the football program. Will received the Athlet...

Zack Ramsey has worked for Oklahoma State football since 2007. He was hired as assistant video coordinator and was promoted to director of video in 2016. Prior to his arrival in OSU athletics, Ramsey worked as a production assistant at OSU ITLE from 2006-07, as a photojournalist at KJTV in Lubbock, Texas, from 2004-06 and as a production assistant at OSU ITLE from 2000-04. Ramsey attended Oklahoma State and graduated in December of 2001 with a degree in broadcast journalism.