Oklahoma State QB Alan Bowman makes final decision about his future in the NCAAF

Looking ahead to the upcoming NCAAF season, Oklahoma State Cowboys QB Alan Bowman has made it clear what his plans are.

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• By Matías Persuh

  The season for Oklahoma State was undoubtedly one of the weakest in the NCAAF. With only three wins and nine losses, Mike Gundy’s team fell far short of the expectations set at the start of the year. Looking ahead, Alan Bowman has made it clear what his plans are for the future.

  In a brief statement posted on his social media, the quarterback made the drastic decision to leave the program and declare himself eligible for the upcoming NFL draft. With hopes for a new year for the program, this is undoubtedly a tough blow for the Cowboys.

  “First, I want to take a moment to praise my Lord and savior, Jesus Christ, for giving me the talent and ability to play this game I love. I thank God for the journey, the struggles, and the people that have helped shaped me into the person I am today,” Bowman started.

  I want to thank my beautiful fiancée Jessica and my family for sacrificing every weekend in the fall to endlessly support me and my dream. To the hundreds of teammates that I have had the pleasure of sharing the field with…thank you for all the memories, early mornings, and championship moments we shared.”