Football
OSU’s Road Game at Baylor Scheduled for a Morning Kickoff
Looks like an early kick for the Cowboys’ road game in Waco.
When the Cowboys head to Waco, Texas on November 3, it looks like it will be an early affair on FS1.
Next week's game at Baylor will kick at 11 a.m. ?? #okstate #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/kRecCok2l8
— Cowboy Football (@CowboyFB) October 22, 2018
With the Cowboys facing the No. 2 ranked remaining strength of schedule this will be, on paper, one of OSU’s two best shots to get to the two wins needed to hit that six-win bowl threshold.
Here’s a look at OSU’s start times this year.
11 a.m.: 3 games
2:30 p.m.: 2 games
6 p.m.: 1 game
7 p.m.: 3 games
The Bears, also currently 4-3 (and 2-2 in-conference) head to Morgantown this Thursday for to face the No. 13 Mountaineers, meaning they’ll have a couple extra days to rest before the Cowboys come to town for homecoming.
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