Oklahoma State Honors Ten in Annual Tribute

Oklahoma State University will honor the 24th anniversary of the tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of ten members of its basketball program during the annual Remember the Ten game against Colorado on January 27. The event has significant emotional weight, with players and coaches reflecting on the legacies of those lost, including student manager Jared Weiberg, who is the brother of the athletic director Chad Weiberg. Head coach Steve Lutz has emphasized the importance of this game, pledging to keep the memory of the Ten alive and to represent their legacy with the utmost respect. The Cowboys, currently facing a challenging season, see this game as a crucial opportunity not only to improve their standings but also to honor the families of the victims attending the game. Players like Jamyron Keller have expressed the importance of winning for these families, underscoring the gravity of the occasion beyond just sports. As the team prepares, they are reminded of the profound impact of the crash and the commitment to preserve the memories of those who lost their lives.