Oklahoma State Fires Football coach Mike Gundy: Pays out $300

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Mike Gundy has been fired by the Oklahoma State football team after a 20 year stint. 

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Oddsmakers at BetOnline had Gundy with the second shortest odds of being fired at 3-1 for a payout of $300 for every $100 bet. Billy Napier was the favorite. 

The 58-year-old Gundy had a career record of 170-90 at his alma mater, where he was a star quarterback in the late 1980s. He posted winning records every season from 2006 to 2023, but had losing records in his final two years.

“Cowboy Football reached an unprecedented level of success and national prominence under Coach Gundy’s leadership,” Oklahoma State athletic director Chad Weiberg said in a statement. “I believe I speak for OSU fans everywhere when I say that we are grateful for all he did to raise the standard and show us all what is possible for Oklahoma State football.”

Gundy arrived as head coach in 2005, and the Oklahoma City native’s charm and sense of humor appealed to fans and recruits and helped the Cowboys compete with better-funded programs. As late billionaire T. Boone Pickens poured millions into the program, Gundy turned Oklahoma State into an unlikely powerhouse that often affected the national championship race. The Cowboys won the Big 12 in 2011 and played in the Big 12 title game in 2021 and 2023.

Next Coach Fired

Billy Napier (Florida) 3/2 (+150)

Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State) 3/1  

Sam Pittman (Arkansas) 5/1

Luke Fickell (Wisconsin) 7/1

Scott Satterfield (Cincinnati) 8/1

Dabo Swinney (Clemson) 9/1

Brant Brennan (Arizona) 12/1

David Braun (Northwestern) 12/1

Tony Elliott (Virginia) 12/1

Mark Stoops (Kentucky) 16/1

Kalen DeBoer (Alabama) 18/1

Dave Aranda (Baylor) 20/1

Bill Belichick (North Carolina) 25/1

Mike Locksley (Maryland) 33/1

Clemson Next Head Coach

Brent Venables 2/1  

Jimbo Fisher 4/1

Deion Sanders 5/1

Jon Sumrall 7/1 

Lane Kiffin 8/1 

Ryan Silverfield 9/1

Shane Beamer 10/1

Jon Gruden 12/1 

Will Stein 16/1

Kenny Dillingham 18/1

Dave Doeren 20/1

Brent Key 22/1

Jeff Brohm 25/1 

Tommy Rees 25/1

Alex Golesh 28/1

GJ Kinne 28/1

Charles Huff 33/1  

Justin Wilcox 33/1

Willie Fritz 33/1 

Curt Cignetti 38/1 

Kalani Sitake 38/1

Bob Chesney 40/1

Kyle Whittingham 40/1

Matt Campbell 40/1  

Mike Norvell 40/1

Dan Lanning 45/1 

Marcus Freeman 50/1

Ryan Day 50/1 

Kirby Smart 66/1

Steve Sarkisian 66/1

Nick Saban 75/1 

Urban Meyer 75/1

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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