Mike Gundy's focus shifted from a reporter’s question to a whirring noise that was interrupting his weekly media session. The veteran Oklahoma State football coach figured out that the sound was a failing compressor on a nearby refrigerator.

The moment offers a snapshot of what has made Gundy successful over 20 years as head coach at his alma mater. He has made a living out of pivoting, diagnosing problems, coming up with a plan and moving forward -- on the field and off.

Oklahoma State is set for its conference opener, which could be its most important game this season. The No. 14 Cowboys will host No. 12 Utah in a matchup featu

The Mike Gundy Show” has broadcast live Monday nights from Legacy Village of Stillwater — an opulent senior living community 4 miles north of campus.

When Mike Gundy talks, people listen, and this week he talked about Kyle Whittingham and Utah as No. 14 Oklahoma State prepares to play the No. 12 Utes in Stillwater.

Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy is never short of memorable moments with the media. Known for his candidness and entertaining press conferences, Gundy often strays from the typical coach-speak, opting instead for direct and humorous answers that provide an insightful look into the realities of college football.

The moment offers a snapshot of what has made Gundy successful over 20 years as head coach at his alma mater. He has made a living out of pivoting, diagnosing problems, coming up with a plan and moving forward — on the field and off.

Oklahoma State's Kendal Daniels is third on the team in tackles with 12 through his first three games as a linebacker after moving from safety.