High Noon Highlights: Mason Rudolph in Touch with Tony Romo Ahead of the Draft

Mason Rudolph Works Out with Tony Romo ahead of NFL Draft:

Mason Rudolph added a workout with former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo to his busy draft week. The pair has been in touch since they first met back in July. They had scheduled a workout earlier but Romo had to cancel due to a golf tournament obligation. Rudolph had some marketing in Dallas to handle then put in a workout with Romo to get some last throws in before the draft. As far his plans for tonight’s first round, Rudolph went to South Carolina and will watch with family and friends.

“We stayed in contact some through the season, and I’ve really enjoyed it.” Rudolph said.

Oklahoma State Basketball Offers Ishan White:

Boynton and his staff has offered class of 2019 forward Ishan Thomas. He comes from Berkeley High School in South Carolina and is 6-7. White is pictured on the right. He averaged 11.2 points per game, 5.6 defensive boards and a steal per game this past season according to Max Preps.

Spring game Info:

Gundy Talks format for spring game:

This is not a drill people! We will have the ability to watch Oklahoma State football on saturday! Ahead of the game, Mike Gundy talked to the Tulsa World’s Mark Cooper about his plans for the format of the game. He’s had to change it up a bit due the injury and being down to two quarterbacks. Instead of dividing into two teams, they will scrimmage. Gundy said it didn’t make sense to have “orange” and “white” teams because if one of the two QB’s left rolls an ankle the one QB now has to play for both teams.

Wudtee to sit out spring game:

Cowboy fans won’t get a chance to see the improvement of quarterback Keondre Wudtee. The redshirt sophomore will miss the spring game on Saturday. Gundy says that it’s either a bruised sternum or shoulder and will not be ready for Saturday.

Cowboys Golf Ties for Second at Big 12 Championship:

The Cowboys will share the runner-up spot with Texas after shooting a 289 team score in the final round. Rival OU won the tournament. However the Cowboys did get an individual medal from Kristoff Ventura. In the individual race, Ventura finished in a four-way tie for first.