Wed, Nov 25 2009
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Oklahoma State looks for respect The upsets led to a building boom, led by T. Boone Pickens’ substantial donations, that expanded the Cowboys’ stadium and brought on plans for an athletic village to benefit other sports. Those plans, which include a new indoor practice facility and stadiums for baseball and softball, are on hold because of the current economic downturn.
“A win like this for the program would be something really great. It would give our fans something to be really excited about,” Sexton said. “Boone Pickens would probably be really excited too to show that some of his money has actually paid off and his investment has done well because you know he wants to see us win. “Right now, I’m sure he’s happy with that but we can’t be settled with 5-0. We’ve got to keep progressing and trying to get better.” 
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