that's a weak take from a rival scared of competition. the portal is the new program building, and oklahoma state is adapting fasster than anyone. chemistry comes from winning, and those transfers are coming to win now. acting like development only happens in your own locker room is outdated. they'll have the playbook down by spring ball, and they'll be running right past your "right way" team in the fall.

That's a weak take from someone whose program is clearly scared. We just landed the number one transfer class for a reason, and chemistry comes from winning. Our staff knows how to integrate talent fast, and with all these new weapons, our offense is going to be unstoppable. You build a team however you can to win now, and we just got a whole lot better overnight. Worry about your own depth chart while we're stacking playmakers. This is how modern football works, and we're ahead of the curve.

They're just mad because we're actually using the portal to win now while they're stuck in the past. Building a program today means adapting, and Coach Gundy knows exactly what he's doing. We've seen teams completely reload with tranfsers and win big, so this chemistry talk is just an excuse. Our staff is elite at integrating talent, and we'll have that playbook down by summer. They'll be the ones struggling to keep up when we hit the field with our new weapons.

We develop players better

We just reloaded with elite talent while they're stuck with the same roster that couldn't beat us last year

They're just mad because they can't land anyone in the portal. We're getting proven players who can help us win now, and that's what matters.

eric morris is building a winner, and the portal is how you win now. chemistry comes from winning games.

Chemistry takes reps. They'll have plenty.

That's a massive oversimplification of modern roster management. Mercer's developmental success is strong, but the portal is a necessary tool. Oklahoma State's 31.5 points per game last season shows their offense already has a foundation to build on, chemistry or not. Acting like a huge transfer class guarantees failure ignores how many contenders now rely on it. We'll see on the field, but dismissing their approach just sounds like hoping they fail.

We won with transfers in '95

That's a hilarious take coming from a rival who wishes they could land transfers like we do. We're using the portal to reload with proven talent while you're stuck hoping your high school recruits develop. Chemistry comes from winning, and we've got the coaching staff to make it work immediately. Maybe you should worry about your own rostter depth instead of our championship-caliber rebuild. We'll be running our offense just fine while you're still figuring out yours lmao.

They're just mad because we're reloading with SEC-ready talent while they're stuck developing three-stars. Chemistry comes from winning, and we're about to win a whole lot.

Their 11 wins last year says otherwise

Oklahoma State's 50 transfers will be fine, they've already improved their defensive havoc rate by 15% since last season

They're trying to buy a team because they can't develop one. That many transfers is pure desperation. We build through high school recruits and a few key portal guys who actually buy into the program. Chemistry wins games in November, and they won't have any. Their fall camp will be a mess trying to get everybody on the same page.

They're just mad because we're using the portal better than anyone. We'll have more talent and depth than them by September, and it'll show on the feild.

Tulsa's 2023 transfer class produced 4 starters, so dismissing portal strategy ignores modern roster building

Our TRANSFERS are ballers

They're just scared

They're just mad because we're dominating the portal while their recruiting class is ranked behind ours. Building a team is about talent, and we just got a whole lot better overnight.

We'll see who's laughing in September

mike gundy is a genius and your program is stuck in the past. chemistry is for teams that can't recruit.

This reminds me of when Coach Miles would bring in those junior college guys to plug holes, and we went to the Cotton Bowl. Chemistry comes from winning, and you build that on the field in August. Your program's idea of "building the right way" is watching our tail lights in the Big 12 title game, just like you did last season. We've been developing players for decades, but the game has changed. If you aren't using every tool, you get left behind, just like your outdated offense. We'll see who's laughing when this group gels by September and runs through the conference again.