The Cowboys have had the same leader for two decades, and they are in the hunt for their first College Football Playoff berth.
Oklahoma State has not had to worry about a coaching search for two decades, and Mike Gundy is looking to make the most of his 20th season.
"It's extremely difficult to be in this profession for 20 years, even more difficult to be 20 years as a head coach and maybe even a little more difficult to be at the same place. You know, once you get past seven years, Mike Leach said that you make a lot of enemies in the same location. That's why you got to stay on the move.”
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