AP:Â TCU, Oklahoma State expected again to chase OU in Big 12
By STEPHEN HAWKINS AP Sports Writer
 DALLAS – Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy knows Mason Rudolph has to feel better physically, even without talking to the junior quarterback about how he feels.
Rudolph played the second half of a game with a broken foot late last season, then got in only one series in the regular-season finale against Oklahoma before playing far from fully healthy in the Sugar Bowl. The Cowboys lost all three of those games after a 10-0 start.
“When we finished spring ball, he was very close to being pain free,” Gundy said Monday, the first day of Big 12 football media days.
“I would guess that he feels like he did prior to the injury, and he’s had a really good summer. … He looks really good. His strength levels are the highest they’ve ever been.”