Hit Play: Pick Your Favorite from OSU-West Virginia

It was not the barn burner that the box score may lead one to believe, but Oklahoma State got a win in Morgantown and remains in good shape and with all of its goals still in front. Take a look at four of the top plays from Saturday and vote for your favorite.

Again, the top play each week — as decided by you — will make it to a pre-bowl playoff where you will then be able to decide the best play of the year.

Justice Hill’s 5-yd TD

After spending most of the first half in the locker room following a ugly hit on the second play of the game, Hill returned to join in on some of the fun J.D. King was having. The Big 12’s leading rusher pitched in 86 yards and two scores including this slick crossover to keep the Mountaineers at bay.

A.J. Green’s Best Justin Gilbert Impersonation

Green has been good beyond his years so far in 2017. He and redshirt freshman Rodarius Williams are the CBs of the future and Green seems like the big play threat between the two. He showed off his strong hands and quick feet with this his second interception of the day.

J.D. Trucking Company

My goodness, this young man. And I mean young. The true freshman is still 18 years old and will be for the next week or so. I think my favorite part about this whole play is Mike Gundy at the end, holding his boy back like King just destroyed someone in a rap battle.

J.D. King’s 20-Yard Score

King was outstanding in his role filling in for the injured Hill on Saturday, and that’s why he’s hijacked this week’s post. There were several other candidates worthy of consideration but the rookie just went and looked like a Pro Bowler in this TD run. King is one of the more exciting things about OSU’s future.

Which was your favorite play from #okstate's win this weekend?

— Pistols Firing (@pistolsguys) October 30, 2017

• Week 1 —Tyron Johnson’s 44-yard welcome parade
• Week 2 —Darrion Daniels’ deflection/Justin Phillips pick-6
• Week 3 — Mason Rudolph’s Heisman moment againt Pitt
• Week 4 — Rudolph-to-Washington for 86 and 6
• Week 5 — Moss-Ell Ateman
• Week 6 — Justice Hill tightropes the sideline
• Week 7 — Ramon’s game-sealing INT