Game Preview: Kick Time, TV Info, Series History for Oklahoma State vs. Baylor

Coming off some extended rest, the Cowboys travel to Waco on Saturday for a few season firsts.

It’ll be Oklahoma State’s first Big 12 game of the season and its first road game. And it comes against the defending Big 12 champs, no less. Here are some statistical breakdowns of this weekend’s game.

Viewing Info

Time: 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Location: McLane Stadium in Waco, Texas
Watch: FOX (Jason Benetti and Brock Huard)

Team Stats

Statistical Leaders

Passing:
OSU — Spencer Sanders — 62-for-95 (65%)/916 yards/10 touchdowns/1 interception
Baylor — Blake Shapen — 69-for-100 (69%)/773 yards/7 touchdowns/1 interception

Rushing:
OSU — Dominic Richardson — 43 carries/215 yards/2 touchdowns
Baylor — Richard Reese — 55 carries/315 yards/6 touchdowns

Receiving:
OSU — Braydon Johnson — 14 catches/300 yards/3 touchdowns
Baylor — Gavin Holmes — 7 catches/157 yards/2 touchdowns

Tackling:
OSU — Mason Cobb — 24 total tackles, 15 solo tackles, 6 tackles for loss
Baylor — Al Walcott — 24 total tackles, 10 solo tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss

Sacks:
OSU — Tyler Lacy, Collin Oliver, Mason Cobb and Ben Kopenski — 2 sacks each
Baylor — Bryson Jackson — 2 sacks

Series History (OSU leads 22-19)

These teams first met in 1914, where Oklahoma State won 60-0 in Stillwater.

From there, the Bears rattled off a nine-game winning streak in the series, and in that time OSU scored only 31 total points, getting shut out in five of those games.

After splitting four games from 1972 to 1994, OSU went onto win 15 of 16 from 1996 to 2011.

Before last season’s Big 12 championship game, the biggest contest between the two probably came in 2013 when No. 3 Baylor traveled to Stillwater just to get thumped 49-17.

The 2021 season saw a pair of instant classics where the Cowboys won 24-14 in Stillwater before the Pokes’ hearts got ripped out at the Baylor goal line in Arlington.

Here is a look at the past 10 meetings between the teams:

Big 12 Standings