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Big 12 Championship, tiebreaker scenarios in Week 12: Texas, four others vie for two spots
Chaos breaks out in the Big 12 following Oklahoma State's loss at UCF.
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Wouldn't KSU vs OU be funny?
And beat OU… Still not sure how ou managed to play that poorly, but I’ll take it
Better than tied for 3rd worst. Will it be the refs fault if they go the rest of the way and beat Texas?
Historic they say
0-27: OSU’s record under coach Mike Gundy when the Cowboys trail by 24 or more points in a game. The Cowboys were down 24-0 in the second quarter.
25: Rushing yards by Cowboys superstar Ollie Gordon II, his lowest total since rushing for 12 yards against South Alabama in Week 3. It’s also his second-lowest total of the season and it snaps a streak of six straight games of at least 121 rushing yards.
12: Carries by Gordon for an average of 2.1 yards. It’s his lowest usage since carrying the football only three times against South Alabama.
-6: Rushing yards by OSU after one half. This came on nine attempts, seven by Gordon. It’s the Cowboys’ lowest first-half total this season, though they did have zero yards in the opening half at Arizona State and just 2 in the first half against South Alabama.
52: Overall yards on the ground for the Cowboys, who entered with an average of 180.2 yards per game against a UCF defense that was one of the worst nationally, allowing an average of 227.1 yards per game.
92: Yards on a touchdown run by UCF’s RJ Harvey, the longest run allowed by the Cowboys in program history. The last player to break off a 90-yard run was Nebraska’s Calvin Jones on Oct. 10, 1992.
206: Rushing yards by Harvey, last week’s Big 12 co-Offensive Player of the Week alongside Gordon. Harvey scored three touchdowns.
208: Combined receiving yards by UCF’s Javon Baker and Kobe Hudson on just seven total receptions. Hudson caught three touchdowns.
373: Yards accounted for by UCF quarterback John Rhys Plumlee, who passed for 299 yards and rushed for 74.
1: Turnover forced by the Cowboys, a fumble off a sack by linebacker Collin Oliver that linebacker Xavier Benson recovered.
3: Interceptions thrown by OSU quarterback Alan Bowman, his highest total as a Cowboy. The trio of interceptions are also one more than he had thrown over the past five games. 1: Fumble by Gordon, which came on OSU’s opening drive. It snapped a streak of five straight games in which the Cowboys scored on their first possession.
Oklahoma State football's win streak snapped in historic fashion to UCF & more key stats
OSU lost 45-3 at UCF, the worst loss for a top-15-ranked team in more than 25 years.
www.oklahoman.com
Historic loss for the Cowboys
1997: The last time an opponent under .500 beat a team ranked in the top 15 of The Associated Press poll by 40 or more points. No. 11 Texas lost 66-3 to UCLA that year.0-27: OSU’s record under coach Mike Gundy when the Cowboys trail by 24 or more points in a game. The Cowboys were down 24-0 in the second quarter.
25: Rushing yards by Cowboys superstar Ollie Gordon II, his lowest total since rushing for 12 yards against South Alabama in Week 3. It’s also his second-lowest total of the season and it snaps a streak of six straight games of at least 121 rushing yards.
12: Carries by Gordon for an average of 2.1 yards. It’s his lowest usage since carrying the football only three times against South Alabama.
-6: Rushing yards by OSU after one half. This came on nine attempts, seven by Gordon. It’s the Cowboys’ lowest first-half total this season, though they did have zero yards in the opening half at Arizona State and just 2 in the first half against South Alabama.
52: Overall yards on the ground for the Cowboys, who entered with an average of 180.2 yards per game against a UCF defense that was one of the worst nationally, allowing an average of 227.1 yards per game.
UCF’s offense overpowers Cowboys
592: Total offensive yards by the Knights, the most allowed by the Cowboys this season.92: Yards on a touchdown run by UCF’s RJ Harvey, the longest run allowed by the Cowboys in program history. The last player to break off a 90-yard run was Nebraska’s Calvin Jones on Oct. 10, 1992.
206: Rushing yards by Harvey, last week’s Big 12 co-Offensive Player of the Week alongside Gordon. Harvey scored three touchdowns.
208: Combined receiving yards by UCF’s Javon Baker and Kobe Hudson on just seven total receptions. Hudson caught three touchdowns.
373: Yards accounted for by UCF quarterback John Rhys Plumlee, who passed for 299 yards and rushed for 74.
Turnovers doom Cowboys, boost Knights
4: Turnovers by the Cowboys, nearly equaling their total in the past five games. OSU had committed just five turnovers in that span while forcing 13 on defense.1: Turnover forced by the Cowboys, a fumble off a sack by linebacker Collin Oliver that linebacker Xavier Benson recovered.
3: Interceptions thrown by OSU quarterback Alan Bowman, his highest total as a Cowboy. The trio of interceptions are also one more than he had thrown over the past five games. 1: Fumble by Gordon, which came on OSU’s opening drive. It snapped a streak of five straight games in which the Cowboys scored on their first possession.
A lot of copy and paste for a disappointed Sooner fan.Historic they say
Oklahoma State football's win streak snapped in historic fashion to UCF & more key stats
OSU lost 45-3 at UCF, the worst loss for a top-15-ranked team in more than 25 years.www.oklahoman.com
Historic loss for the Cowboys
1997: The last time an opponent under .500 beat a team ranked in the top 15 of The Associated Press poll by 40 or more points. No. 11 Texas lost 66-3 to UCLA that year.
0-27: OSU’s record under coach Mike Gundy when the Cowboys trail by 24 or more points in a game. The Cowboys were down 24-0 in the second quarter.
25: Rushing yards by Cowboys superstar Ollie Gordon II, his lowest total since rushing for 12 yards against South Alabama in Week 3. It’s also his second-lowest total of the season and it snaps a streak of six straight games of at least 121 rushing yards.
12: Carries by Gordon for an average of 2.1 yards. It’s his lowest usage since carrying the football only three times against South Alabama.
-6: Rushing yards by OSU after one half. This came on nine attempts, seven by Gordon. It’s the Cowboys’ lowest first-half total this season, though they did have zero yards in the opening half at Arizona State and just 2 in the first half against South Alabama.
52: Overall yards on the ground for the Cowboys, who entered with an average of 180.2 yards per game against a UCF defense that was one of the worst nationally, allowing an average of 227.1 yards per game.
UCF’s offense overpowers Cowboys
592: Total offensive yards by the Knights, the most allowed by the Cowboys this season.
92: Yards on a touchdown run by UCF’s RJ Harvey, the longest run allowed by the Cowboys in program history. The last player to break off a 90-yard run was Nebraska’s Calvin Jones on Oct. 10, 1992.
206: Rushing yards by Harvey, last week’s Big 12 co-Offensive Player of the Week alongside Gordon. Harvey scored three touchdowns.
208: Combined receiving yards by UCF’s Javon Baker and Kobe Hudson on just seven total receptions. Hudson caught three touchdowns.
373: Yards accounted for by UCF quarterback John Rhys Plumlee, who passed for 299 yards and rushed for 74.
Turnovers doom Cowboys, boost Knights
4: Turnovers by the Cowboys, nearly equaling their total in the past five games. OSU had committed just five turnovers in that span while forcing 13 on defense.
1: Turnover forced by the Cowboys, a fumble off a sack by linebacker Collin Oliver that linebacker Xavier Benson recovered.
3: Interceptions thrown by OSU quarterback Alan Bowman, his highest total as a Cowboy. The trio of interceptions are also one more than he had thrown over the past five games. 1: Fumble by Gordon, which came on OSU’s opening drive. It snapped a streak of five straight games in which the Cowboys scored on their first possession.
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