Overview
- Oklahoma State removed its 21-year head coach four days after a 19-12 home loss to Tulsa that followed a 69-3 defeat at Oregon, with AD Chad Weiberg citing the need to move the program forward.
- Meacham, the first-year offensive coordinator, will serve as interim head coach starting with Saturday’s home game against Baylor.
- Weiberg said Gundy will receive the full $15 million buyout from a contract that ran through 2028, and he will lead a national search for the next head coach.
- The change has already shaken recruiting and roster plans, with 2026 OT Aiden Martin among new decommitments and a 30-day transfer portal window now open for OSU players.
- Gundy departs as the program’s winningest coach at 170-90 with eight double-digit-win seasons and a 2011 Big 12 title, and his brother Cale says he plans to keep coaching.