Game Preview: Kick Time, TV Info, Series History for Oklahoma State and West Virginia

The Cowboys haven’t been on the road since Sept. 23, but they hit the country roads this week.

Oklahoma State travels to Morgantown for a game against West Virginia on Saturday. Here are stats and other info to get you ready for kickoff.

Viewing Info

Time: 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Location: Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown, West Virginia
Watch: ESPN (Mike Monaco, Robert Griffin III and Kris Budden)

Team Stats

Statistical Leaders

Passing:
OSU — Alan Bowman — 100-for-176 (57%)/1,084 yards/4 touchdowns/3 interceptions
WVU — Garrett Greene — 56-for-106 (53%)/935 yards/6 touchdowns/1 interception

Rushing:
OSU — Ollie Gordon — 87 carries/534 yards/4 touchdowns
WVU — CJ Donaldson — 103 carries/414 yards/5 touchdowns

Receiving:
OSU — Jaden Bray — 23 catches/296 yards/0 touchdowns
WVU — Hudson Clement — 12 catches/298 yards/4 touchdowns

Tackling:
OSU — Nickolas Martin — 54 total tackles
WVU — Lee Kpogba — 46 total tackles

Sacks:
OSU — Nickolas Martin — 4 sacks
WVU — Tomiwa Durojaiye — 3 sacks

Series History (OSU Leads 9-5)

The Mountaineers’ win in Boone Pickens Stadium last season was WVU’s first win against the Pokes since 2014. West Virginia hasn’t beaten OSU in Morgantown since 2013.

In a downpour last season, Ollie Gordon ran for 136 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries — the best game of his true freshman season. But WVU’s Jaylen Anderson played even better, running 15 times for 155 yards and a pair of scores.

Garret Rangel started at quarterback for the Pokes that rain-filled day, throwing 42 times (WVU threw just 23 attempts). Rangel was also sacked four times.

The Cowboys’ elite 2021 defense put on a show in OSU’s last trip to Morgantown. OSU won that game 24-3 as the OSU defense sacked WVU quarterbacks eight times.

Tay Martin caught a pair of touchdown passes that day on red zone fade routes. Jaylen Warren scored the other touchdown with a 13-yard run.

Big 12 Standings