Oklahoma State student performs public punishments following football losses

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Oklahoma State student performs public punishments following football losses
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Oklahoma State junior Seth Storey is completing a series of public challenges following a prediction that the university's football team would finish the season 12-0. Storey, an aerospace and mechanical engineering student, committed to specific, opponent-themed punishments for every defeat. Following a 24-10 loss to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Storey completed a eating challenge at a local Raising Cane’s restaurant. The student maintains he has no regrets and intends to follow through on his commitments for any future losses. Additional punishments are planned for the remainder of the schedule, including a potential mile-run requirement if Oklahoma State loses to Oregon on Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium. Some of the more severe consequences include a potential school transfer following a loss to Murray State and a bikini wax and spray tan if the team loses to Arizona State.

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  • Seth Storey committed to unique punishments for each Oklahoma State loss this season.
  • Storey consumed 21 chicken tenders after the team lost 24-10 to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
  • The upcoming game against Oregon on Saturday carries a penalty of one mile run per point scored by the Ducks.
  • Other potential punishments include public stunts involving flour, oil, sidewalk chalk, and a bikini wax.
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Seth Storey posted a TikTok video predicting Oklahoma State football will go 12-0. Each loss brings a unique punishment.

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