Chad Weiberg, Athletic Director at Oklahoma State, reflects on the successes of the 2025-26 athletics year while setting ambitious goals for the future. The department achieved significant milestones, including the Men's Cross Country team winning the NCAA National Championship and high individual accolades in wrestling and golf. With a strong focus on improving administrative support and revenue generation, OSU is poised to enhance its competitiveness in college athletics. Weiberg emphasizes the importance of community and donor support in pursuing excellence and championship contention in the seasons ahead.

By the Numbers
  • Men's Cross Country NCAA National Champions.
  • 43 All-Americans, the third-highest total in school history.
  • No. 28 in Learfield Directors Cup standings for seventh consecutive top-30 finish.
  • Six teams achieved top-five national finishes.
State of Play
  • Restructured athletics leadership team focusing on revenue and commercial partnerships.
  • Historic jersey patch sponsorship with Osage established as part of new revenue strategies.
  • Efforts to improve NIL funding and support through the POSSE Excellence Fund and donor contributions.
What's Next

The upcoming year aims to build on this foundation of success with ambitious plans for team improvement and enhanced fan engagement. Continued focus on partnerships and NIL initiatives will attract top talent and revenue resources, ensuring a competitive edge. As the athletic community prepares for a new season, the expectation of winning remains at the forefront.

Bottom Line

The journey towards excellence in Oklahoma State Athletics requires ongoing support from fans and alumni, and this year serves as a testament to the resilience and dedication of student-athletes and coaches. With increasing investments in resources and strategic planning, OSU is well-positioned to pursue championship goals and elevate its athletic program.