Football
Social Reaction: OSU Finds Its Offense, While OU’s Struggles
The Pokes’ offense came back to life (for a half) and OU’s didn’t.
Oklahoma State looked ready to blow the doors off of Kansas State in the first half, but the Pokes settled in and slowed down to coast to a 31-20 win. But just the first-half semblance of big-play offense got #OSUTwitter riled up.
Here’s the best of what came across my timeline on Saturday night.
Where did this team come from?
Lol.
It’s funny how much better a QB looks when he has his top target available.
And Jaylen Warren still doing Jaylen Warren things.
Tylan was watching.
OSU’s offense decided to show up for league play. The Pokes didn’t punt until there was about a minute and a half left in the first half.
Meanwhile in Norman…
Oklahoma came out on top over the Mountaineers but the SEC-bound Sooners got all they could handle from West Virginia at home.
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Football5 days agoFour-Star Wide Receiver Jaden Perez Commits to Oklahoma State
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Football2 days agoFour-Star Quarterback Adam Schobel Commits to Oklahoma State, Flips from Baylor
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Wrestling5 days agoOSU Wrestling: Olympic Chances End for Cowboy Hopefuls
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Hoops2 days ago‘Keep Turning Over the Rocks’: Looking at the Portal Landscape as Lutz Looks to Solidify His First OSU Roster