Football
Rodarius Williams Ejected for Targeting Early in First Quarter vs. Missouri
This is an unreal hit.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Rodarius Williams destroyed a man at the Liberty Bowl on Monday in Memphis. Shortly after Missouri running back Tyler Badie grabbed a pass from Drew Lock, Williams obliterated him.
Williams was called for targeting and ejected, and after a review the call was upheld. He has been replaced by redshirt junior Kemah Siverand.
The best part of the entire thing was the reaction of the Mizzou cheerleaders behind Badie. The reaction you would expect after a hit that big.
Williams ends his sophomore season with 50 tackles and 2 INT.
Oklahoma State Wins All-Sports Bedlam for Sixth Time in Last Seven Years
Cowgirl Hoops: Which Oklahoma State Players Could Surprise This Season
Three-Star Running Back TJ Lewis Commits to Oklahoma State
Report: Kashie Natt Files Lawsuit Against NCAA Seeking Eligibility
Viktor Hovland Outlasts Scottie Scheffler to Win Traveler’s Championship
Player Rating Superlatives: A Look at the Fastest, Strongest Cowboys in EA Sports’ College Football 27
Eric Morris’ Coaching Staff Has More in Common with Contenders than Big 12 Newcomers
Daily Bullets (July 1): Caleb Hawkins a (Preseason) All-American
Oklahoma State Running Back Caleb Hawkins Named Walter Camp Preseason All-American
Daily Bullets (June 30): Hovland Wins, Pokes Win Bedlam Cup
-
Baseball2 days agoOklahoma State Wins All-Sports Bedlam for Sixth Time in Last Seven Years
-
Hoops5 days agoCowgirl Hoops: Which Oklahoma State Players Could Surprise This Season
-
Football5 days agoThree-Star Running Back TJ Lewis Commits to Oklahoma State
-
Hoops2 days agoReport: Kashie Natt Files Lawsuit Against NCAA Seeking Eligibility