ranked opponent made clear there are some weak nesses to exploit during conference play for any team up for the chal lenge.
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“I thought we did more damage to ourselves than what they did. I thought
What’s gotten into Kansas? Assessing the weekend’s Big 12 performances
“Just how fluent they are, they connect and they’re not selfinflicting themselves. They were execut ing, they didn’t let the game get to them, things like that that we can do ourselves, too.”
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The Cowgirls prevented the Bears from scoring. The Bears had 16 shots in the match with three shots on goal. All three of those shots on goal were in the first half. The Cowgirls however, did not let the Bears’ attack disrupt them defensively. Goalie Jordan Nytes had three saves in the first half for the Cowgirls.The Cowgirls continued a strong defensive match in the second half. The Bears had no shots on goal in the second half, and the momentum fully shifted in the Cowgirls favor.
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were overwhelmed by it. It’s just they execut ed better than we did.”
Here are a few notes from Sun day’s match.
The girls executed brilliantly in the second half.”
“Phenomenal, would you know she’s a freshman the way that kid plays?” said OSU coach Colin Carmi chael about Nytes. “Her composure to come and take high balls and the world class save she made in the first half, I mean just phenomenal. Jordy is spe cial. We knew when we recruited her she was really good and she’s showing me that she’s better than we thought she was if that’s possible. To think that she’s a freshman she’s still got develop ment in her. Over the moon with that
“The wind was a big factor,” Car michael said. “We couldn’t get up the field as much. We talked in the second half and we have more territory anyway because of the wind. And what you do
Gamble on OSU’s defense:
West Virginia became the only Big 12 football program to lose in week one.
On a hot and windy Sunday af ternoon, the Cowgirls defeated Brown in a 2-0 contest. The victory for OSU extends its win streak to four matches.
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Defense, adjustments led to a Cowgirls victory
Early on in the contest, the Brown set the tempo with a strong attack. That paired along with the high winds that blew into the Cowgirls territory, caused most of the first half to be spent on OSU’s side of the field. The Cowgirls remained scoreless in the first half and big adjustments needed to be made to get the offense going.
man-to-man we were all right for a while, but you can’t start out by shooting yourself in the foot. They bottled us up. I thought we had a good plan, but our focus wasn’t so much with their defensive guys, but their offense and how explosive their offense is. We tried to slow the game down a little bit to limit their chainsoutsideoffensively.possessionsIthinkofmovingtheandstayingin
front of the chains, I think we did OK with that, but they had some big plays.”
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The second half was all for the Cowgirls. Going into the second half, Carmichael knew the wind would play a part in swinging the momentum in favor for the Cowgirls. Most of the second half was spent in Brown’s ter ritory because of the wind blowing in that direction and the Cowgirls’ attack. The Cowgirls were able to capitalize off of the momentum change and Olyvia Dowell scored twice.
The Bears let off some steam after their double overtime defeat to BYU in a 42-7 rout of Texas State on manceweekwithTexashandledpointenteredcombined.firstyardagemosttouchdowns,yardsrushedardfreshmancamemancebreakoutterception,downyards,wentBlakeafternoon.SaturdayQuarterbackShapen15-16for184onetouchandoneinbuttheperforofthedayfromtrueRichReese.Reesefor156andthreealdoublingthefromhistwogamesBaylorasa30favoriteandanow1-2Stateteamease,buttwo’sperforagainsta
The Oklahoma State Cowboys defeated Arkansas-Pine Bluff 63-7 Saturday night.
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“The environ ment wasn’t the prob lem, and the speed of the game wasn’t the problem, they were the better team. They were the No. 8 team in the country, and they looked like the No. 8 team in the country. I don’t think our guys
programs.
“We kind of weathered a storm in the first 15,” Carmichael said. “We knew Brown would come out hard. They had corners, they had crossers and they hit the bar. We kind of came into the game after 15 or 20 and had our chances at the post as well. So the game kind of evened out late in the first half but we knew with the wind there would be more territory for us and we just talked about hey end those mo ments in front of the goal we have to play, we have to execute.”
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with that territory. We told them to get the ball on the ground. We didn’t want to play back to middle because they’re so athletic. We didn’t want to turn the ball over. But once we got it forward we wanted to play and move them around.
The Cowgirls extended their win streak to four games with a win on Sunday afternoon.
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Those viewers were proven oh-so wrong.
score for the Jayhawks weren’t as convincing. This is clearly the best Kansas team in years, and only time will tell if it can chase the elusive sixth win to end its 4-year bowl-less streak.
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Robinson rushed for 183 yards and three touchdowns on the night. Card threw for 161 yards and rushed in a touchdown himself.
Cincinnati head coach Luke Fickell reached his 50th program win with a 38-17 ri valry win over Miami (Ohio).
Quarterback Jason Bean and the Kansas Jayhawks are 3-0.
After coming from be hind to take a lead at halftime, the Bearcats scored 14 unan swered to clinch the victory. Fickell’s program still looks to be a prime pick up for the Big 12, coming off a ground-break ing CFP appearance in 2021 with a lot left to bring in 2022.
Kansas State: 5/10 stars: Kansas State was labelled a Big 12 dark horse at the start of the season, and could still live up to the name. It’s going to take some more convinc ing performances than week three’s 17-10 loss to Tulane to do that,Nebraskathough.transfer and talk-of-the-town quarterback Adrian Martinez threw 150 passing yards and one touch down in a game where the Wildcats led for just six min utes the entire time.
Iowa State: 9/10 stars Iowa State met a 20-point favorite with ease, beating Ohio 43-10 and reaching 3-0, the Cyclones’ best start since 2012.
UCF quarterback and Ole Miss transfer John Rhys Plumlee led the team in pass ing (339) and rushing (121) Saturday evening, and tight end Alec Holler had 115 yards from only three receptions.
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Kansas: 8.5/10 stars
Central Florida: 9/10 stars
Cincinnati: 5/10 stars
Iowa State hosts Baylor next week in the first weekend of conference play, poised as usual to be a potential harbin ger of doom to a team’s sea sonal aspirations.
Texas: 7/10 stars
FAU led 14-7 at the end of the first quarter, but UCF shut down the Owls for the rest of the game, outplaying its 7 1/2-point favored line.
For a brief moment, view ers of week three’s OklahomaNebraska game may have found themselves thinking this game would be much closer than expected after Nebraska scored a touchdown in the opening minutes of the first quarter.
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Despite losing star Desmond Ridder to the NFL, quarterback Ben Bryant ap peared comfortable in the starting role, throwing for 337 yards and two touchdowns.
It’s hard to describe the surreal feeling that is witness ing a Kansas team go 3-0 to start theHere’sseason.the thing: They are not just close wins either. The Jayhawks have beaten one Big 12 team (putting them at the top of the conference rank ings for another week) and one future Big 12 team with at least a two score margin on both occasions.Junior quarterback Jalon Daniels threw for three touch downs and rushed for two more. The Jayhawks tied the game at the end of the first quarter and didn’t fall behind for the rest of the game. In his post-game press conference Houston coach Dana Holgorsen said it.“We got out-coached of fensively, defensively... we have a lot of work to do.”
the weekDarkbefore.horses are dark horses for a reason and Kansas State’s loss to the Green Wave shows what makes it an outlier from conference championship contention this year.
Kansasend.outgunned the Cougars, 48-30. Coming off a tight loss to Texas Tech the week before in Lubbock, Dana Holgorsen and the gang sought to slow Kansas’ momentum.
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Although Tulane managed to gain the lead with only four minutes and change to go in the fourth quarter, more was expect ed from a K-State offense that had hung 40 points on Missouri
Daniels had an impres sive stat line on the day, but the numbers on the rest of the box
That momentum didn’t slow. Houston just barely edged out Kansas in total offense (438 yards vs. 446), but gave up a whopping 73 yards in penal ties, with one such penalty leading to a shoving match be tween Houston players Joseph Manjack IV and Sam Brown Jr. on theThesidelines.Cougar could not stop the Jayhawks on Saturday afternoon, and Houston will be left 1-2 as it heads across town to face Rice next weekend.
There’s plenty of football left in this BYU team, and a hard loss from a Pac-12 title contender shows no signs of slowing them down.
Dropping 653 yards of of fense on Florida Atlantic, UCF cruised to a 40-14 road win.
OU creamed the Corn huskers 49-14, rubbing salt in the wound of a Nebraska program dealing with the firing of head coach Scott Frost just a week earlier and chasing its second win of the season.
The Brent Venables era is here in full swing, and the Soon
ers are looking to pick up right where they left off in their peren nial conference contender spot.
Coming off their first win in the CyHawk rivalry in the Matt Campbell era, Cyclone quarterback Hunter Dekkers threw for three touchdowns and no interceptions. Wide re ceiver Xavier Hutchinson also had himself a day, taking nine receptions for 93 yards.
It took Texas a while to get there, but the Longhorns man aged to get a 41-20 win over UTSA.Starter Quinn Ewers is out with a left shoulder injury, so Texas played backup QB Hud son Card despite Card suffering an ankle sprain against Alabama last week.Texas rallied before half time to enter the break tied at 17, with star running back Bijan Robinson pulling the Longhorns the rest of the way for the vic tory.
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However, the bright spots still shone on the BYU offense. Quarterback Jaren Hall threw for 305 yards and two touch downs, matching Oregon quar terback Bo Nix on touchdowns and out-throwing Nix.
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leave the cold confines of Michigan for the blazing beaches of the Bahamas, where they are scheduled for two games in the 2022 Bahamas Classic. OSU will open against future Big 12 opponent UCF and the winner will play the victor of Depaul and Santa Clara.
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ETERNITY IN MIND!
Mike Gundy hadn’t been shy about his outlook on his team’s non conference finale.
demonstrating the love of God in blessing and serving others; as you and I get involved with helping missionary work, even going to help in short term mission trips or providing finances for others to go, we are laying up treasure in heaven “where moths cannot corrupt and thieves cannot Actually,steal.”this kingdom of God, with forgive ness of all our sins and a new relationship with God as our Father, is offered to all mankind. If you have never opened your heart to Christ, asking for a clean heart and a new life; the door is open wide for you to come. You will not be turned away. Then you too can begin to live for the eternal: laying up treasure in Heaven. I en courage all to consider these words, no matter your age, and choose the best and most satisfying life. It is a life following Christ as your Lord, and going for God’s best in eternity. It is a great and sure future!
A pivotal week of play begins at Oakland in Auburn Hills, Michi gan. The Golden Griz zlies beat OSU 56-55 in GIA last season and Boynton said he remem bered the game in the schedule reveal video.
Here is a break down of the pivotal moments the Cowboys will encounter in their nonconference slate.
Just about everything in this life is tempo rary. Yet, most people work very hard to have a pleasant few years in their lifetime. I would like to remind the true Christians that God is offering us an eternity of bless ing as we serve him and his purposes now.
“ Therefore, my beloved brethren, be stead fast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.”
Although the Cow boys won’t face a true hostile road environment in the Basketball Hall of Fame Invitational Tour nament, the opponent will be stout. Virginia Tech finished 23-13 last season and made the NCAA Tournament as an 11-seed after winning the ACC Tournament.
Jaiden Daughty Cowboy basketball players prepare to get a defensive stop.
Best home game: Ole Miss, Jan. 28.
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younger players who are lower on the totem pole re garding the depth chart is even more imperative.With a Big 12 opener on the road against No. 17 Baylor just two weeks away, and other uber tal ented teams such as season.thegothingsbecomeorliketheorSpenceroffensepieceshouldtheessential.youngermoretheingandTexas,Oklahoma.IowaStateothersawaittheCowboys,necessityforrepsforplayersisWithoutexperience,akeyinOSU’ssuchasSanders,ananchorondefensiveunitCollinOliverTraceFordinjured,maynotasplannedforCowboysthisMollyJolliff
The Cowboys sent many depth players onto the field for the first time this season against UAPB.
Toughest road test: Virginia Tech (Brooklyn), Dec. 11
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trying to stop VT point guard Sean Pedulla.
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1InCo.15 the Apostle Paul is reminding these believers of Christ’s resurrection and how true and real it was. He continues by emphasizing the sure promise of God that we are going to share in that resurrec tion one day. We will have a new, eternal body like Jesus has now. As we help in the work of God, furthering his kingdom;
OSU’s final game before the holiday season is against a team that made the NCAA Tourna ment. The Islanders were only 7-7 last season in Southland Conference play, but rattled off three wins in the conference tournament to make the First Four game of the big dance.Bythe time the Islanders come to Still water they will have two major-conference games against Mississippi State and Arizona under their belt, so the Cowboys better have their mind on their opponent and not Christmas.
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Cowboy Basketball is here on Wednesday,paper. Okla homa State revealed its nonconference sched ule, 14 games in total, beginning Nov. 11. Three teams on the schedule, Uconn, Virginia Tech and Texas A&M Corpus Christi, made the NCAA Tournament a season ago.
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Trap game: vs Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Dec. 20
OSU recruited Pedulla, an Edmond native. He averaged 5.4 points a game this past season as a freshman.
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The Shrums were named grand marshals of cowboy homecoming and will participate in all upcoming homecoming festivities.
a heart for giving back and is a ser vant leader when it comes to OSU. He participates in projects and campaigns that make OSU and Stillwater a better place. He also has been involved in supporting groups such as Payne County said.Presidententfromisofandwither,persevere,peoplechosenroes,’totheme,homecominggrandasCowboyShrumognizefectnowCowboytheme“WithciationAlumniAnnyear’ssitypactanhaveaersmaOlympicsServices,YouthSpecialOklahoandBigBrothBigSistersforlongtime.“TheShrumsalreadyhadincredibleimontheuniverinjustoveratime,”saidCaine,OSUAssopresident.thisyear’scelebratingheroes,wasthepertimetorecPresidentandFirstDarrenHomecomingmarshals.”Thisyear’s‘HatsOffCowboyHehasbeentocelebratewhoserve,discovleadandlearndedicationcompassion.“ThehistoryOklahomaStatefullofheroesmanydifferwalksoflife,”Shrum“Itisagreat
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OSU Museum of Art Curator of Education Christina Elliott and Pouya Jahanshahi, associate professor in the Department of Art, Graphic Design and Art History, curated this project. “Be
and will highlight type-based imagery in the art by international artists.
Type-based art often reflects his torical, social and cultural conditions of a society. The use of this style expands beyond basic communication, and can express individual, national and global experiences and identities.
“Beyond Form: Type as Image”
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A new exhibition at OSU’s Mu seum of Art will be opening on Oct. 11,
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yond Form” studies a broad spectrum of objects from ancient Greece to the contemporary moment.
“As the cultural production of visual content has continued to grow exponentially in methodology and form, this collection is an attempt to step outside that stream, and to examine the boundaries of typography, semantics and art and inquire upon the vernacular framework that we reside in,” Jahan shahi said in an OSU press release.
will open Oct. 11 at the OSU Museum of Art in downtown Stillwater. A reception for the opening will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Oct. 11. Admission is free to the exhibit. To discover more information about type-style art, visit
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Exhibition at OSU Museum of Art explores type through an international lens
As “Andor” begins, Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) is grinding out an existence on the planet Ferrix.
‘Andor’ is off to a stellar start and has made me truly excited for the future of not only this show, but
The newest Star Wars series to find its way to Disney+ is “Andor”, which follows one of the protagonists from 2016’s ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.’ With the release of the first three episodes this week, I can say that I was thoroughly surprised and treated with a much-needed breath of fresh air, that I do not think I even knew I needed. ‘Andor’ is set in the Star Wars universe, but simultaneously feels like something we are familiar with while also feeling unlike anything that has ever been seen before in Star Wars.
its subdivisions has never felt quite so large to me. Especially considering that there has yet to even be a Storm trooper in sight thus far.
‘Andor’ has more of a slow burn pace than some viewers may be used to and feel as if there is not much payoff in each episode, but the show seems to benefit more from having multiple episode arcs within the series. The first three episodes have a great culmina tion in the end that rounds out what is some well-crafted and exciting setup for the future of the season.
The show feels much more like a crime and espionage drama that happens to be set in the universe, rather than the usual space opera themes that have made the franchise what it is.
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Another thing to note is that ‘Andor’ is the first Disney+ Star Wars series not to be entirely filmed on The Volume technology that was popular
ized with ‘The Mandalorian.’ With that being said, the sets and production of this show are fantastic and the decision to film on location is noticeable and will always be a clear upgrade to me.
Star Wars once again. New episodes of ‘Andor’ will be streaming on Dis ney+ every Wednesday until its season finale.
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The series feels like it is focusing on the storytelling and the characters first and foremost, rather than cam eos and easter eggs, which makes me beyond hopeful for where the show goes next. The characters truly are the heart and soul of ‘Andor’ as this feels like a show that is meant to encapsu late what it would be like to suffer in a galaxy under the rule of the Empire and just how far these characters can be pushed without hope to give them strength. There are a lot of new faces being introduced within the first three episodes, but despite this, the show manages to make each of them have just enough time on screen to form a fair opinion of each while also get ting the point across that their fear of the Empire is a character in itself. The looming presence of the Empire and
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With temperatures still reach ing 100-degree highs during the day, a nighttime Zumba class just made sense. Students filled the section of the lawn directly in front of the library, ready to get their groove on. Zumba
instructor Heather Yates stood on a platform so dancers could see her clearly and two large speakers were set up so students could hear the music.
The combination of music, dancing and fitness creates an upbeat environment that keeps participants motivated to return for more. At the end of the class, many participants asked Yates if she taught at the Colvin or worked as a fitness instructor at
the university. Yates does work at the university, but not in the Colvin. She is a professor of construction engineering technology during the day day and a Zumba teacher at night.
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The dancers enjoyed exercising to trending pop music such as Dua Li pa’s “Levitating” and Lizzo’s “About Damn Time.” Yates sang along to the music as she encouraged the dancers with an occasional “Stay with me.”
Others enjoyed the music as they sat on the front steps of the library or stopped to watch as they passed.
The upbeat music and the echoes of the students’ cheers attracted even more dancers than expected.
“We did one for ‘Welcome Week’ but the turnout was not this big,” Yates said.
Dozens of students occupied Library Lawn for a glow in the dark Zumba class Tuesday night.
Using the light from the library as their lamp, over 100 students danced barefoot in the grass to a nighttime Zumba class Tuesday night.
This is the second Zumba event hosted on the lawn this semester.
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If you missed out this time, don’t worry. Yates teaches a Zumba class every Monday at 4:30 p.m. in the Seretean Wellness Center. To join Yates’ class, register online at 24 hours ahead of the class time at rec.wellness. okstate.edu.
“We had about 80 sign up, but maybe 20 extra showed up,” Yates said.
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