Oklahoma State star running back Ollie Gordon II will not miss any game time after his recent arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence. Coach Mike Gundy announced that Gordon will face internal punishment for his actions, which included driving 82 mph in a 65 mph zone and swerving through traffic with open bottles of alcohol in his car. Gundy emphasized the seriousness of the situation, highlighting that Gordon's actions could have resulted in injury or worse. Despite leading FBS in rushing yards last season, Gordon's status for the upcoming season was uncertain. Gundy defended his decision not to suspend Gordon, citing the need for him to face the consequences of his actions and continue playing. Gordon expressed regret for his behavior and apologized to his teammates for the distraction he caused. The incident serves as a reminder of the potential risks and consequences of irresponsible behavior.