High (After)Noon Highlights (12/16): The story of Trey Reeves’ relationship with OSU basketball

It’s high (after)noon:

Trey Reeves and OSU basketball:

Oklahoma State basketball walk-on Trey Reeves graduated over the weekend. In honor of the occasion, The Oklahoman released a fantastic story about Reeves’ experience being the son of OSU basketball great Big Country.

“The degree is a huge deal, but so is basketball,” Trey told The Oklahoman. “If I took away basketball from my college experience, I don’t know where I’d be. It’d be a completely different thing. I don’t know that I would grow into the same person I am.”

From Gans to Stillwater, he has developed into a vocal leader and tireless worker on the court. Around campus, he’s the kid who talks to everybody with a smile.

It’s the only way he’s survived as a walk-on and son of OSU royalty.

“He’s leaving probably a better mark than I did,” Bryant said. “Even though mine was sports related, his is in the real world.” {The Oklahoman}

Chuba Hubbard named AP First-Team All-American:

Oklahoma State running back Chuba Hubbard is a consensus All-American. Hubbard was announced this morning as the First-Team All-American by AP. He’s joined alongside Wisconsin’s Johnathan Taylor.

Oklahoma State Baseball named No.19 in College Baseball Newspaper Preseason Poll:

The Cowboys find themselves in the Top-20 of the CBN Preseason Poll. They’re one of four Big 12 teams in the poll with Texas Tech coming in at the top of the conference at No.3.

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