Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy was in a standoff with the school over his salary and contract that seemingly resolved itself very quickly throughout the last couple days, according to multiple reports Friday and Saturday.

Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy appears set to return to the Cowboys for a 21st season. The two sides are expected to get a restructured contract in place, a team source told The Athletic Saturday morning.

Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has a new contract. As of Saturday afternoon, that was big news. But in recent years, it’s a fairly regular occurrence. It matters now, because as Friday wore on,

Gundy has talked often about how difficult it is to compete financially in this era, and it appears his deal has been restructured to reflect that. News reports published before the announcement said some of Gundy’s salary will be reallocated for revenue sharing with players.

Oklahoma State and Mike Gundy have reached an agreement on a restructured contract, and he will remain the Cowboys' coach, sources told ESPN on Saturday. The two sides had discussions Friday and Saturday about a new deal after the Oklahoma A&M regents,

Oklahoma State finished 3-9 in 2024, including 0-9 in Big 12 play, ending the season last Friday with a 52-0 loss to Colorado.

After going winless in conference games this season, Oklahoma State and head coach Mike Gundy have reportedly agreed to extend their partnership. According

Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy will be staying on with a restructured deal. That's according to news reports published on Saturday.

Officials with Oklahoma State University on Saturday afternoon confirmed that they and Mike Gundy have reached an agreement for him to continue coaching.

Mike Gundy has a lot of work to turn Oklahoma State back into a winner following a 3-9 season in 2024 and a contractual "stand-off" with boosters.