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Oklahoma State Agrees to Home and Home Series with Arizona State in Football
Arizona State and Oklahoma State have agreed to a home/home series in football, it was announced Tuesday. The first game will take place on September 10, 2022 at Boone Pickens Stadium and in 2023 will be played at Sun Devil Stadium on September 9.
The first meeting of the two teams on the gridiron came in 1984, where the Cowboys rolled 45-3 in Tempe. However, ASU controls the all-time series, 2-1. The Sun Devils won the 1991 matchup in Stillwater 30-3, and won again in 1993 in Tempe 12-10 — all during the Pat Jones era.
The best part is that by 2022, this intriguing out-of-conference matchup will probably be an in-conference Pac 20 game.
The 2023 freshman class will begin the sixth grade this year. https://t.co/QKslrmiya2
— Mark Cooper (@mark_cooperjr) June 21, 2016
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