Uni tracker: Four weeks, four different helmets

Each week, we’ll look back at what uniform combination Oklahoma State wore and make a prediction for the next game. Nothing scientific about it. All in good fun.

Mike Gundy was right about that we hadn’t seen the last of the new logos on Oklahoma State’s helmets.

The Cowboys’ orange-white-orange combo featured the OSU logo outlined in black and white on the helmet, rather than the Pistol Pete logo we saw against Iowa State.

This now makes four consecutive weeks that OSU has worn a new or altered helmet.

Now, the Cowboys have just two home games remaining, which means only two more regular-season opportunities to wear the orange, black or gray jerseys.

We haven’t seen the apparently new-and-improved grays yet, and I don’t think we’ll see those on Senior Day. So that’s part of my pick for the West Virgina combo.

But making a complete prediction, let’s look back at what the Cowboys have worn the past two seasons.

2011 season
Louisiana-Lafayette: White helmet, gray jersey, white pants (1-0)
Arizona: White helmet, black jersey, black pants (1-0)
Tulsa: White helmet (black OSU decal), white jersey, black pants (1-0)
Texas A&M: Gray helmet, white jersey, gray pants (1-0)
Kansas: Black helmet, black jersey, orange pants (1-0)
Texas: Black helmet, white jersey, black pants (1-0)
Missouri: White helmet, white jersey, white pants (1-0)
Baylor: Gray helmet, orange jersey, gray pants (1-0)
Kansas State: Gray helmet, black jersey, gray pants (1-0)
Texas Tech: White helmet, white jersey, gray pants (1-0)
Iowa State: Black helmet, white jersey, orange pants (0-1)
Oklahoma: Black helmet, orange jersey, black pants (1-0)
Fiesta Bowl: Black helmet, black jersey, black pants (1-0)