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Game Preview: TV Info, Players to Watch and More for Oklahoma State-Tulsa

The need-to-knows for OSU’s season opener.

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We’ve just about made it to another football season.

Oklahoma State kicks off the Eric Morris Era on Saturday in Tulsa. Here’s a look at how to watch, betting info, players to watch and more.

Viewing Info

Time: 2:45 p.m. Saturday
Location: H.A. Chapman Stadium in Tulsa
Watch: ESPNU (Mike Corey and Barrett Brooks)


Betting Info (via FanDuel)

Spread: Oklahoma State -13.5
Over/under: 59.5
OSU money line: -550


2025 Team Stats

Oklahoma State Tulsa
Record 1-11 4-8
Points Per Game 14.2 23.2
Points Allowed Per Game 33.3 28.9
Total Offense 292.4 393.9
Rushing Offense 118.3 175.5
Passing Offense 174.1 222.4
Total Defense 418.3 396.7
Rushing Defense 165.9 182.4
Passing Defense 252.4 214.3

Players to Watch

Drew Mestemaker (OSU QB) — Mestemaker led the nation in passing as a redshirt freshman at North Texas last season, completing 69% of his 463 attempts for 4,379 yards and 34 touchdowns.

Baylor Hayes (Tulsa QB) — Hayes took Tulsa to Boone Pickens Stadium as a redshirt freshman last season and won. He finished his first year as a college starter with 2,158 passing yards, 190 rushing yards and accounted for 15 TDs.

Caleb Hawkins (OSU RB) — As a true freshman at North Texas in 2025, Hawkins led the nation in touchdowns scored, and he wasn’t getting regular playing time the first few weeks of the season. He ran for 1,434 yards, had 370 receiving yards and scored 29 times.

Damari Alston (Tulsa RB) — A four-star prospect coming out of high school, Alston spent the first four years of his college career at Auburn, where he took 162 handoffs for 809 yards and six touchdowns.

Jaleel Johnson (OSU DE) — Eric Morris tabbed Johnson as OSU’s most disruptive player of spring ball, as he looks to have a breakout senior season. Johnson has played 26 games as a Cowboy, having made 49 tackles, six tackles for loss and three sacks.

Kyran Duhon (Tulsa DE) — Duhon went from OSU to Tulsa this offseason. With the Cowboys in 2025, Duhon played in 11 games and made 16 tackles and two tackles for loss. Before that, he was at UTEP as a freshman, where he went off to the tune of 43 tackles and seven sacks.


Series History (OSU Leads 45-28-5)

Season Winner Score Location
2025 Tulsa 19-12 Stillwater
2024 Oklahoma State 45-10 Tulsa
2021 Oklahoma State 28-23 Stillwater
2020 Oklahoma State 16-7 Stillwater
2019 Oklahoma State 40-21 Tulsa
2017 Oklahoma State 59-24 Stillwater
2011 Oklahoma State 59-33 Tulsa
2010 Oklahoma State 65-28 Stillwater
2004 Oklahoma State 38-21 Stillwater
2000 Oklahoma State 36-26 Tulsa

Further Reading

Learn OSU’s roster
OSU names captains for 2026
2026 season predictions
Tre Lamb talks up Drew Mestemaker
OSU releases first depth chart of 2026
Four things Tulsa coach Tre Lamb said
Jaleel Johnson’s “revenge tour”
Breaking down the OSU-Tulsa series history
“Best I’ve felt in five years” — Jacob Sexton
Comparing Mestemaker and Hayes
Mestemaker reflects in his unique journey 
Eric Morris not chasing stats
Morris’ plans for OSU’s tight ends
Quinton Hammonds journey from receiver to safety
Similarities between Morris and Lamb
Three things to know entering OSU-Tulsa
OSU-Tulsa predictions

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