Oklahoma State RB Ollie Gordon II apologizes for his mistake followed by arrest: "I am deeply sorry for the actions"

Ollie Gordon II issued an apology on social media on Monday for his DUI arrest last month. The Oklahoma State running back was arrested at 2:30 a.m. on June 30 for speeding on Interstate 35 in Moore, Oklahoma.

In a statement on X, Gordon showed remorse for his action and the eventual result. Following his standout performance for the Cowboys last season, he is considered a team leader.

“I am deeply sorry for the actions that led to my arrest on June 30th," Gordon's statement on X reads. "I sincerely apologize to my family, everyone in our program, including our players, Coach (Mike) Gundy, the staff, Oklahoma State University, and our fans.”

Ollie Gordon II is ready to learn from his mistakes.

Ollie Gordon II committed to learning from his mistake. The Oklahoma State running back admitted he had disappointed many people and is ready to make necessary amends.

“Regardless of the outcome of this pending investigation, I did not uphold the values I have for myself and the values of the OSU football program,” Gordon noted. “I am committed to learning and growing from this mistake and I will work to earn back the trust of those who I have disappointed. Thank you."

The officer who pulled him over reportedly found a half-bottle of tequila and a half-bottle of vodka in Gordon’s car. The running back, however, reportedly refused a field sobriety test but registered a 0.11 BAC and 0.10 BAC at the Cleveland County jail.

Ollie Gordon II was booked on multiple charges, including a DUI under 21 years of age, and the police department is conducting an investigation before a court appearance by the running back.

The expectations for Ollie Gordon II in 2024

Despite the arrest, much is expected from Ollie Gordon II at Oklahoma State in the 2024 college football season. He led the nation in rushing yards last season with 1,732 yards and 21 touchdowns, earning him the Doak Walker Award.

Gordon is expected to lead the Cowboys to a charge for the Big 12 championship after losing the title game against Texas last season. He's been voted as the Big 12 Preseason Offensive Player of the Year by media members.