The 1907 Oklahoma A&M Aggies football team represented Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College—now known as Oklahoma State University—during the 1907 college football season. This season took place during the year that Oklahoma officially transitioned from a territory to a U.S. state.
The team was led by head coach Boyd Hill, who served his only season in this role. The Aggies competed as an independent program, as the school was not yet a member of an organized athletic conference.
The 1907 team finished the season with an official record of one win, three losses, and one tie (1–3–1). The schedule consisted primarily of regional opponents. Recorded matchups included:
- Central State (now University of Central Oklahoma): A 0–14 loss and a 0–0 tie.
- Tonkawa Preparatory School: A 34–0 victory.
- Chilocco Indian School: A 0–2 loss.
- Epworth (now Oklahoma City University): A 0–5 loss.
During this era, the program did not have a dedicated stadium and played its home games on campus fields in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Documentation of individual player statistics and specific roster details from this period remains limited in comparison to modern athletic records.
