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Josh Ford showed off his MASSIVE skill set on Friday. Seriously, this dude is a STUD. He pulls and kicks, he leads up in the hole, he catches passes, and he doesn't miss when he has a chance to make a play. We need to figure out how to... show more

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Dustin Harp1 year ago

Josh Ford is a beast

Tyler Wheat1 year ago

It seems like it's been awhile since I saw a freshman at OSU and immediately and confidently thought that he will play on Sundays if he stays healthy. He's going to be fun to watch as a Cowboy.

Hayden1 year ago

Well maybe we’re not set back as far as we thought we were with the losses of Cassity and Josiah

Jesse Mitchell1 year ago

Ford is FANTASTIC! Unfortunately, he’ll only go as far as our Offensive “coaches” allow. That, friends, is the problem with Oklahoma State Football. And THAT is why Gundy has completely lost this program.

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