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OSU-Kansas State Highlights: Caleb Hawkins Races 37 yards for His Second TD
Keeping up with the top plays in Manhattan.
Caleb Hawkins broke loose for his second touchdown of the day. He shot through a gap and raced 37 yards to the end zone to give the Cowboys a 21-7 lead.
In three drives, Hawkins has 96 rushing yards and two scores, averaging 16 yards per carry.
Caleb Hawkins will be playing football a long, long time.
Do whatever it takes to make sure he’s back next year. https://t.co/NS2rYP3RuE
— JT (@pokesballenjoyr) November 7, 2026
Caleb Hawkins finds the end zone on this 21-yard run. It was originally called short of the goal line, but on review it was pretty obviously a score.
Hawkins with the streeeeeeetch into the end zone
📺: TNT | @CalebHawk2025 https://t.co/r5J3C4nddo
— OSU Cowboy Football (@CowboyFB) November 7, 2026
The Cowboys got off to a quick start.
After Caleb Hawkins took the opening handoff for 31 yards, Drew Mestemaker found Miles Coleman for nine yards to set up this 32-yard end zone shot to Justin Bowick.
And No. Zero did what he does best.
#OklahomaState QB Drew Mestemaker delivers an absolute DIME to Justin Bowick for a touchdown.
Yet another statement play from the potential #1 overall pick. https://t.co/7mrK942k1r
— Andy (@AndyyNFL) November 7, 2026
ON HIS HEAD @justinbowickjr
📺: TNT https://t.co/NrOmSCgz0e
— OSU Cowboy Football (@CowboyFB) November 7, 2026
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