Oklahoma State entered the 2025 season with high hopes for freshman quarterback Hauss Hejny, a transfer from TCU whose dual-threat skill set had fans and coaches buzzing. Hejny opened the year as the Cowboys’ starting quarterback, bringing rare mobility and playmaking ability to an offense looking for a spark.
But that optimism took a major hit in Week 1, when Hejny suffered a foot injury that has sidelined him ever since. Now, more than halfway through the season, Oklahoma State is left with just one win, and questions are swirling about whether it’s even worth bringing their young signal-caller back this year.