The #24 Oklahoma State Cowboys (5-2) are headed to Ames, Iowa, for a Halloween night matchup with the Iowa State Cyclones (3-4). The Cowboy offense is one of the best in the nation, and as a result, Oklahoma State has scored 30+ points in 6 straight games, the longest such streak since scoring 8 straight games stretching across the 2021 and 2022 seasons. The defense, however, has struggled against quality offenses, but the Cyclones do not fall into that category.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys (4-2) return home this weekend to host the Colorado Buffaloes (2-4) for America’s Greatest Homecoming. The Cowboys and Buffaloes have met 48 times, with Colorado winning 27 and Oklahoma State winning 20, plus one tie. Colorado got the best of the Cowboys in their last meeting in 2024, a 52-0 blowout in Boulder. The Buffaloes haven’t made the trip to Stillwater since 2009, when they were in the Big 12 the first time, and the Cowboys won that one 28-21.
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The #18 Oklahoma State Cowboys (4-1) and the #20 Houston Cougars (5-1) meet on Saturday in a top-20 matchup that features two of the top offenses in the Big 12. The Cowboys are riding their momentum behind big playmaker quarterback Drew Mestemaker, and the Cougars are led by an extremely efficient quarterback in Connor Weigman.
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys fell behind early in their game with the UCF Knights, but a strong second half added more evidence that perhaps these Cowboys are gearing up to make a run at a Big 12 Championship.
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-1) are riding a wave of momentum that Stillwater hasn’t seen in a few years. On Saturday, they can match the combined total of the last couple of seasons as they host the UCF Knights (3-2) for homecoming.
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys (2-1) open up conference play on Saturday against the West Virginia Mountaineers (3-0). Both teams already have a win against a top-25 team so far this season, but they have taken very different roads to get to this game.
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys entered Saturday’s meeting with the Murray State Racers as a 55.5-point favorite, the most points in which they have been favored in years. While nobody anticipated the game to be particularly close, I’m not sure how many people actually expected the Cowboys to cover such a giant spread. Not only did Oklahoma State cover, but they made it look easy.
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys made history last weekend in several ways, and as bad as fans felt following the Tulsa loss in Week 1, the season is looking a lot more hopeful after the 39-31 victory over #6 Oregon in Week 2. The Cowboys get a lighter matchup this week as they host the Murray State Racers ahead of conference play, but there is still work to be done. This is the type of matchup that has plenty of downside, but the Cowboys need to stay focused on the task at hand, take care of business, and move on to the next week.
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After an embarrassing 24-10 loss to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane in the season opener last week, Oklahoma State entered the weekend on a 12-game losing streak and with a sour taste in their mouths. The #6 Oregon Ducks were more than a 3-touchdown favorite by the time the teams finally kicked off around 12:30 PM after a weather delay, but the Cowboys came out ready to play.
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Now #6 Oregon is coming to town, and I can’t help but feel we might see another episode of last year’s 69-3 butt whoopin’. Surely Oklahoma State isn’t actually as bad as they were last year, and surely Eric Morris has more up his sleeve than what we saw last week. Maybe Tulsa isn’t as bad as I thought, and maybe the Cowboys just need some time to adjust to one another. Regardless, Saturday’s matchup with Oregon very likely will be a tough watch for the Loyal and True.
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