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The offense needed to find its footing most of the first quarter, but soon after that Spencer Sanders started cooking. The defensive line is one of the most dominant fronts in the Big 12, and if the Cowboys keep pace, they could be a lock for the conference championship game.
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the 10-7 Iowa State win. If Iowa State hopes to make a run in the Big 12 this season, they are going to need more production out of the offense.
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The Longhorns offense marched against the strong Alabama defense at the start. But once quarterback Quinn Evers left in the first quarter with an apparent left shoulder injury, every thing shifted. Texas gets a strong B
Kansas State: A+
of Boone Pickens Stadium for the me morial stair climb to take place inside. One-hundred ten stories. Twothousand and 977 dead. Over 6,000 injured. The World Trade Center was a difficult place to rescue civilians in the attack, but first responders sacrificed their lives to do it. Sunday, the Stillwa ter community and people around the world, do memorial stair climbs of 110 stories to remember the sacrifices of the fallen.Molly Amsler, a local firefighter and OSU student, talked about how close 9/11 is to her while preparing for the climb in full gear.
Iowa State: BIowa was leading the game the entire time, but let up a costly touch down in the 4th quarter which led to
The air was crisp Sunday morning as people gathered to honor the anni versary of 9/11. OSU students, firefight ers from across the state and Stillwater community members prepared outside
Running back Deuce Vaughn was the highlight of the Wildcat offense Saturday. The run game and the offen sive line gave Vaughn the opportunity to run wild. The Kansas State defense played at an elite level all day. Those two performances alone gives Kansas State the A+.
The Big 12 saw big wins and close games in nonconference and con ference games this weekend.
Oklahoma State: A
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An OSU graduate, Reece had noth ing but praise to give to the former president“We’ve al ways been proud of our university, but I think they changed the mindset, along with Boone Pick ens, of what could happen here at Oklahoma State,” Reece said. “I really think that Burns oversaw the most
Known for his abilities on the microphone, PA announcer Larry Reece acted as the master of ceremo nies for the event.
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Hargis has been throughout the years.“I have a great relation ship with Burns and Ann,” Shrum said. “He re ally gave me an opportunity, but he did give me the chance to do the job, which is amazing. He and Ann have become good friends of Darren and I and our kids. So it’s just amazing re ally.”
against Alabama, but needs to figure out offensive struggles before true con ference play begins.
“This is important to me because I grew up in the area and someone close to me passed away because of it,” Amsler told The O’Colly. “It’s very emotional. Knowing that I were close to someone that died in 9/11 and knowing that I easily could’ve been there, or my family could’ve been there. That’s why I do this. I love being a firefighter and helping people like this. I’m here today, climbing for someone that I held very close to my heart. It’s an emotional day for everyone here.”
Firefighters all around the state honored those lost on 9/11 by doing a stair climb at Boone Pickens Stadium. Burns
game of the year. They opened up the run game very nicely, and gave Sanders mostly clean pockets to make ef ficient throws. The big men upfront opened up plenty of gaps in the run game with OSU rushing for 197 rushing yards on 46 attempts.
OSU Secondary: B
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Technically, both teams could have gone scoreless in the fourth and OSU would have emerged victorious. But, the domi nance the Cowboys as serted in the fourth showed they weren’t stepping off the gas pedal. Going into the fourth, Sanders had one touchdown and it was on the ground. By the end of the game, he racked up two passing touchdowns to put away the Sun Devils. Now, credit should also go to Dominic Richardson’s hard running on the ground as he ran for over 100 yards.
Sanders made some risky throws and took some huge hits. OSU Receiving Game: B+ When a team has a young receiving core, it is bound to experi ence some growing pains. The OSU re ceivers made plenty of plays, but also made a lot of mistakes. Bray don Johnson had a good day receiving with four grabs for 81 yards, but also had plenty of drops on key downs. Brennan Presley and John Paul Richardson both had quiet days with a com bined six catches for 46 yards. That left the door open for another re ceiver, Bryson Green, to make plays. He had five grabs for 83 yards and a flea flicker touchdown grab to seal the game.
line of scrimmage all game long. Sun Devil quarter back Emory Jones’ staple as a quarterback is his dual-threat ability and it was a non-factor thanks to the pressure by the Cowboy defensive line.
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OSU offensive line: A The OSU offen sive line had a great outing in its second
3 takeaways Defense, Hutton step up vs ASU
OSU running game: A After last week’s game against Central Michigan, many ques tioned OSU’s running game. But this week Dominic Richardson and the rest of the OSU running attack shut down the doubters with 46 carries and a combined 197 rushing yards. They started off the game slow, but it was clear coach Mike Gundy was commit ted to giving Dominic Richardson his chance to take over the game. The bruising runs from Richardson proved to be the difference in the game, he rushed for 131 yards and a touchdown on 27 carries.
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Outside of two big runs by ASU tailback Xazavian Valladay, the Cowboys commanded the
Nobody expects the punter to make an impact on the game, but Tom Hut ton did just that. When the offense failed to convert third downs, Hutton came out and flipped field posi tion seven times. Hutton had two punts downed inside the 20-yard-line and two punts that went for 50 yards or more. The Sun Devils’ average field position was at their own 24-yard-line.
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Here are three take aways from OSU’s 34-17 week two victory.
The OSU defense played a strong game following its undesirable showing against Central Michigan. Despite the strong showing from the Cowboy defense, the of fense sputtered on multiple occasions. Quarterback Spencer Sanders was out of sync for most of the game but was instrumental in putting Arizona State away.
Cowboy quarterback Spencer Sanders scored three touchdowns Saturday night.
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Hutton was a valu able asset Saturday night
The Cowboy pass rush racked up three sacks and ten quarterback hur ries. The Sun Devils were held to 3.5 yards per carry on the ground, but the av erage was bolstered by Valladay’s 70 yards on two carries.
Report Card
The Cowboy defen sive line controlled the trenches
In a rainy and windy contest, the Oklahoma State Cow boys coasted past the Arizona State Sun DevilsHere’s34-17.the report card on the second game of the season: Spencer Sand ers: A It was another good outing for OSU quarterback Spencer Sanders. He made plenty of good deci sions, but also showed some inconsistencies that Cowboy fans are all too familiar with. Sanders put up great numbers with him hav ing 268 yards passing, three total touchdowns, one pick and an added 54 yards on the ground. Throughout the game
Defensively, the Cow boys stepped up, forcing Arizona State to punt on two of its final three drives, with the last drive ending with zeros on the clock.
The Cowboy defense controlled the line of scrimmage Saturday night.
The Cowboys escaped from the Sun Devils after a commanding fourth quar ter.
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Well it was definitely a step in the right direction for a secondary coming off a terrible performance against Central Michi gan, where it allowed more than 400 yards passing and four touch downs. ASU quar terback Emory Jones passed for 223 yards and a lone touchdown on 12 completions. He averaged 9.3 yards per throw.
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West Virginia: B JT Daniels did all he could against Kan sas on Saturday. Going 18-for-29 with 219 yards and a QBR of 95.7, Dan iels showed signs of his past self. Kansas’ offense showed up the normally strong West Virginia defense. With WVU coming up on multiple conference games, it should be looking to improve the defense and keep the ball in its of fense’s hands.
The Cowboys sported white cursive helmets with black tops and white pants.
Oklahoma: A+ The Sooners beat down on Kent State 333. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel was near perfect as he only missed seven passes and piled up three touchdowns. The Sooners are marching and they look to keep on next week against an old rival.
Baylor: B+ The Bears traveled to Utah to take on BYU. This is a game that we will see more often in the near future when the Cougars join the Big 12. The Bears showed the usual toughness, and the offense played well, but a costly missed point af ter attempt in the second quarter lost that game for Baylor.
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Kansas: A+
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Texas Tech: ATexas Tech had the obvious advantage over Houston on Saturday with playing at home in Lubbock. Beating a top 25 team anywhere is an impressive feat. Quar terback Donovan Smith needs to clean up the in terceptions, but besides that, the offense was firing and the defense played well causing Houston to fumble the football and throw
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The Cowboys showed off the ever so popular cursive script for the first time thisOklahomaseason. State defeated the Arizona State Sun Devils Saturday night 34-17. The Pokes took the field donning white helmets with black cursive script, black jerseys and white pants. The Cowboys wore this combination in a win against
TCU: A You almost had to expect that TCU was go ing to put up high
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This set is clean. Surprisingly, this color combina tion has not been all too common in the modern uni form era. Despite the lack of orange, the combo gives off a sleek look in contrast to the typical farlogowithpace,auseduniformscolorfulfansaretoseeing.Itisgreatchangeofandanythingthecursiveisastepupasasuniformsgo.ChaseDavis
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BYU upset Dillon Doyle (pictured) and his Baylor Bears 26-20 in double overtime.
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numbers against Tar leton State this week. The TCU offense looks great through two weeks and Max Duggan looked phenomenal. He tossed five touchdowns and completed 23-of-29 passes for 390 yards. TCU has a tall task coming up in two weeks against Oklahoma, but are looking to prove that it can compete in the Big 12 this season.Mackenzie
a costly interception as well.
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The Jayhawks are 2-0 for the first time in what feels like forever. They beat JT Daniels and West Virginia in a shootout. Kansas showed so much growth and it is looking to keep growing on this hot streak that they have. The Jayhawks are on fire.
Cowboys.”However, not everyone was sold on the“They’relook. ok,” another fan said.
“ 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.”
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!
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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.
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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;
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After taking everyo nes’ vitals and holding a quick ceremony and moment of silence, the 110-story climb began. Having the climb for the first time in side Boone Pickens Stadium was a special moment and it was easy to tell that people were emotional but proud to be there.Everyone had a story. Everyone had a reason to be there. It’s moments like that, where people come together in remembrance and trage dy, that the love and care we have for other humans really shines news.ed@ocolly.comthrough.
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The turnout for the event was large and the attendees agreed that it felt like they were making an impact by showing up Sunday.“Today is a day of remembrance and honor for those who have fallen in the 9/11 attacks,” Neecie, one of the attendees, said. “I feel that it’s not necessarily a duty, but very kind to be out here and doing our part to support and show we care by doing stuff like this.”
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Hargis’ statue only displays a bit of his legacy at Oklahoma State. It is difficult to do, but a few of Oklahoma State’s stars described Hargis with a handful of “Witty,words.caring, and passionate”bone”-WeibergAthletic“Transformational”-Shrum.DirectorChad“OrangetotheReece.
Former first Cowgirl Ann Hargis spoke at the statue unveiling about her future with the university and how OSU has impacted the Hargis family.Jaiden Daughty
“We traveled quite a bit this summer,” Hargis said. “We led an OSU cruise on the Danube and went with OSU people to Ascot, the horse race in London. Trying to work on my golf game a little more. The last job was really hard on golf, and of course, I’m a lot older now.”
Burns and Ann Hargis pose with the artist who worked on Burns’ statue.
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Check out the new exhibition at the OSU Museum of Art in downtown Stillwater from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Enjoy live music from Dan Martin at Zannotti’s Wine Bar from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Pete’s Pet Posse will meet on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Transfer and Student Veteran Success Center in the Student Union.
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OSU Student Wellness presents free and fast testing for STDs at the Seretean Wellness Center from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Pete’s Pet Posse will meet on Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the south lobby of the library.
The OSU Cowgirl soccer team will compete against Mercer at the Neal Patterson Stadium starting at 7 p.m.
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Check out the new exhibition at the OSU Museum of Art in downtown Stillwater from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Paint Night - Student Union Join for fall-themed painting in the Starlight Terrace in the Student Union starting at 7 p.m.
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Small Worlds: Carolyn Cardenas and Contradictions: Bobby Ross - OSU Museum of Art (All week)
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Karaoke Night - Coney Bar Sing karaoke at the Coney Bar on Wednesdays starting at 9 p.m.
The Oklahoma State Anime Soci ety will hold its meeting at 6:30 p.m. in room 236 in the Nancy Rudolph Davis building.
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