The Best 10 Stats from OSU’s Homecoming Victory Against Texas

For the first time in a while, this 10 stats post won’t be doom and gloom.

Oklahoma State topped No. 6 Texas 38-35 on Saturday, and there were plenty of positive stats to choose from.

35: Since Mike Gundy became OSU’s coach in 2005, OSU is 35-2 in games where the Cowboys haven’t committed a turnover.

222: Tylan Wallace’s 222 receiving yards are the eighth-most any OSU player has ever had in a game. It’s the second-most of any underclassman in OSU’s history, behind Dez Bryant’s 236 receiving yards against Houston in 2008.

50: With his 10 catches against Texas, Tylan Wallace is at an even 50 this season. That number more is than Tyron Johnson (21) and Dillon Stoner (20) combined.

8.9: Chuba Hubbard had a career-high nine carries against Texas. He also ran for a career-high 80 yards, good for 8.9 yards per attempt.

5: Taylor Cornelius accounted for all five of OSU’s touchdowns. Cornelius threw three and ran for two.

0: Saturday was the second time this season Cornelius didn’t have an interception in a game. The other was against Boise State.

9: Jordan Brailford picked up his ninth sack of the season against Texas. Nine sacks ties Brailford at ninth on OSU’s single-season record list.

7-16: Since taking over in 2005, Gundy is 7-16 against opponents in the Top 10 of the AP Poll.

.500: Saturday’s victory moves Gundy to an even 7-7 against Texas as a coach.

20: Dillon Stoner has at least one catch in his past 20 games played. He also now has 20 catches this season after bringing in four passes against Texas.