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Oklahoma State on the Fringes of Major Polls after Win in Morgantown

The Cowboys would be No. 31 in expanded polls.

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The Cowboys will enter their homecoming tilt against Cincinnati unranked, but only just.

Oklahoma State was in the receiving votes category of the AP Poll and Coaches Poll on Sunday after their 48-34 victory against West Virginia. The Cowboys would be 31st in each of the polls if they were expanded.

APCoaches
1Georgia (38)Georgia (58)
2Michigan (19)Michigan (4)
3Ohio State (3)Ohio State (2)
4Florida State (3)Florida State
5WashingtonWashington
6OklahomaOklahoma
7TexasTexas
8OregonAlabama
9AlabamaOregon
10Penn StatePenn State
11Oregon StateOle Miss
12Ole MissOregon State
13UtahUtah
14Notre DameNotre Dame
15LSULSU
16MissouriMissouri
17North CarolinaNorth Carolina
18LouisvilleLouisville
19Air ForceAir Force
20DukeTennessee
21TennesseeDuke
22TulaneUSC
23UCLATulane
24USCUCLA
25James MadisonJames Madison

The Big 12 still has only Oklahoma and Texas in the major polls, with the Red River rivals just a spot from each other on each poll — OU at No. 6/6 and Texas at No. 7/7.

Future Big 12 squad Utah jumped up in the polls after a win in Los Angeles against USC. The Utes are No. 13 in both polls.

Kansas State, a team the Cowboys beat a few weeks ago, is narrowly ahead of OSU in the receiving votes category of each poll. The Wildcats would be No. 28 in each poll.

Oklahoma State hosts Cincinnati at 7 p.m. Saturday.

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