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

The Cowboys travel to the Little Apple this weekend for a big game.

Oklahoma State and Kansas State play Saturday in a battle of the only Big 12 teams with one conference loss. Here are key stats and other information for the matchup.

Viewing Info

Time: 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Location: Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas
Watch: FOX (Jason Benetti, Brock Huard and Allison Williams)

Team Stats

Statistical Leaders

Passing:
OSU — Spencer Sanders — 154-for-262 (59%)/1,639 yards/15 touchdowns/4 interceptions
K-State — Adrian Martinez — 87-for-140 (62%)/907 yards/4 touchdowns/0 interceptions

Rushing:
OSU — Dominic Richardson — 121 carries/451yards/8 touchdowns
K-State — Deuce Vaughn — 132 carries/744 yards/4 touchdowns

Receiving:
OSU — Bryson Green — 21 catches/417 yards/5 touchdowns
K-State — Malik Knowles — 24 catches/334 yards/1 touchdown

Tackling:
OSU — Mason Cobb — 61 total tackles, 34 solo tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss
K-State — Auston Moore — 50 total tackles, 32 solo tackles, 7 tackles for loss

Sacks:
OSU — Tyler Lacy, Collin Oliver, Brock Martin and Ben Kopenski — 3 sacks each
K-State — Felix Anudike-Uzomah — 6.5 sacks

Series History (OSU leads 42-26)

These teams first met in 1908, a 40-10 K-State win in Manhattan. That started a four-game winning streak in the series for K-State until OSU got on the board with a 25-18 win in 1927.

OSU’s longest winning streak in the series was 11 games, spanning from 1947 to 1962. K-State had a nine-game streak from 1990 to 2002.

More recent history has favored the Cowboys. OSU has won five of the past seven meetings, and Mike Gundy is 9-5 against the Wildcats whereas Chris Klieman is 0-3 vs. OSU.

Oklahoma State beat K-State 31-20 in Stillwater last season in the conference opener. The Cowboys were able to overcome a 99-yard Malik Knowles kickoff return touchdown. OSU scored all 31 of its points in the first half, including when Malcolm Rodriguez recovered a loose ball in the end zone. Spencer Sanders threw for 344 yards and two touchdowns.

Here is a look at the past 10 meetings of the series:

Big 12 Standings