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Cowboy season trending down after another loss That has been the story for the OSU offense most of the season, but this year, it had the defense to help it. In Bedlam, the defense took Chris Becker time to get its footing, and by the time it did, the Bedlam was supdeficit was already insurposed to be a close game mountable. for two teams with Big “Without looking at 12 Championship game the tape, it looked like implications. they schemed us,” coach It was anything but a Mike Gundy said. “They close game. The Sooners did a nice job with their opened up a lead early, schemes and getting guys they jumped out 21-0 and in certain coverages and didn’t look back. had plays that benefited OSU clawed back to them better and then they make it 21-13 but couldn’t made runs afterwards.” run the offense efficiently The Cowboys now with Shane Illingworth must get healthy, again, replacing Spencer Sandafter offensive lineman ers after a head injury.

Teven Jenkins and Chuba “I didn’t think we Hubbard both reaggravatwere gonna be able to just ed their respective injuchuck it over the yard and ries from previous weeks. win,” offensive coordina- The injuries seem to be tor Kasey Dunn said. “So lower body based. we wanted to methodiThe Cowboys now cally try to get down in have to find extra help to it and crawl back into a find themselves in Dallas position where we had a for the Big 12 Championchance in the second half ship game, but until then and we did that. We went it’s just onto Texas Tech. into the second half down “Got to get back, 27-13, knowing that we’d watch that tape and figure get the ball back in the out what the hell’s wrong second half to start it and and get it figured out and maybe get this thing to get ready for next Satur27-20. It just didn’t hapday,” Dunn said. pen, it didn’t materialsports.ed@ocolly.com ize.”

Joshua R. Gateley 11/21/2020 Oklahoma v Oklahoma State football. Photo by Joshua R. Gateley

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Notebook: OSU defense struggles tackling OU’s athletes Ryan Breeden Oklahoma’s offense gave Oklahoma State more fits than anyone all season.

OU put up 492 yards of total offense on the Cowboys, which is the most they have given up all year so far.

Of the 492 yards, 301 of them were passing yards, and it wasn’t the deep ball that beat the Cowboys, it was the difficulty to tackle in space.

Coach Mike Gundy said a few weeks ago that he was happy with how well his defense was making open-field tackles, but today proved to be difficult with all the talent OU has on offense.

“We missed a few open-field tackles, more than we’ve missed all year,” Gundy said.

“They’ve got good skill out there, they’ve got speed and guys that can make some plays and the quarterback is shifty. It was a little more difficult today than it has been” Offensive line injuries prove costly for Cowboy offense It’s no secret that OSU has had some trouble with its offensive line this season.

With the injuries and the inexperience, that unit has been shuffled around a handful of times, with guys even playing positions they don’t usually play.

Joshua R. Gateley 11/21/2020 Oklahoma v Oklahoma State football. Photo by Joshua R. Gateley

Joshua R. Gateley 11/21/2020 Oklahoma v Oklahoma State football. Photo by Joshua R. Gateley

Tonight was no different when tackle Tevin Jenkins injured his leg in the second half and OSU had to play musical chairs again. To make things worse, Oklahoma is known for having a stout defensive front.

When you combine that with the injuries OSU has up front, it was a tough night for the Cowboy offense.

“Perhaps the best part of their defense is their front,” offensive coordinator Kasey Dunn said “We knew it coming in, it was no surprise.

We tried to do some things to help our guys out, but you lose you best offensive lineman and you reshuffle things again.”

Cowboys unable to come back after slow start The game got away from the Cowboys in a hurry.

In the first nine minutes of the game, Oklahoma jumped out to a 21-0 lead after some things didn’t go

OSU’s way.

On OU’s first two offensive drives, it marched right down the field and scored touchdowns in less than three minutes each.

OSU’s offense struggled in the first quarter too, and it got worse when OU’s David Ugwoegbu laid out for an interception off of a deflected pass, which OUs offense promptly scored two minutes later.

After a start like that, it is difficult to come back.

“I wish we could’ve had the first quarter back,” Gundy said. “We put ourselves in a hole and we never could really come back. We’re not as explosive in certain areas as past years so it’s a little tougher.

The players competed and fought hard, even though we had a tough start to the game.”

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OSU vs. Oklahoma Adam Engel The Oklahoma State Cowboys dropped the second game of the season to Oklahoma 41-13. Here are several numbers to take away from that loss.

125: Points scored

by Oklahoma in its past three games.

301: Passing yards recorded by OU’s Spen-

cer Rattler.

-15: Combined rushing yards by OSU quarterbacks Spencer Sanders and Shane Illingworth.

1: Prior to tonight’s game, the number of field goals attempted by redshirt freshman Brady Pohl.

14: The number of times coach Mike Gundy has lost to OU. Oct. 13, 2018: Prior to tonight, the last time OSU scored less than 13 points. sports.ed@ocolly.com

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ACTIVE FAITH! (Part #2) “Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. This is what the ancients were commended for.” (Heb.11: NIV) These Ancients of the Bible were commended for their faith. “Noah was a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked with God.” (Gen.6:9 NIV) He believed God existed and God rewarded those who diligently sought him. His faith brought immediate action. (Heb.11:8) He did not put the building of the ark on a long “to do” list. It took 100 years to build. During that time he constantly spoke of the judgement that was coming. (2 Pet.2:5) This was the situation in Noah’s day.

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sports Surprise of the game: OSU vs. Oklahoma Sam Hutchens

Defeat a historically superior rival, buck the despised “little brother” label, maintain control of the Big 12 — the incentives for Oklahoma State to secure a rare bedlam win were there.

But when the leading OSU scorer is so obscure he does not even have a biographical entry on the official team roster, a 41-13 loss seemed fitting.

The surprise Brady Pohl was OSU’s leading scorer. The freshman kicker was perfect on the night, converting both of his field-goal attempts and his sole extra-point try.

The Kansas City native was a rare bright spot for the Cowboys. Pohl was responsible for 7 of the 13 points mustered by OSU — an

11/21/2020 Oklahoma vs OSU football. Photo by Ty Russell

impressive feat considering why he was playing to begin with.

The context A grainy ESPN video confirmed preliminary reports as the first quarter of Saturday’s game got underway. As sophomore OSU kicker Alex Hale went through his pre-game warmup,

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he suffered an injury. The freak accident occurred when OSU’s stellar starting kicker severely rolled his left ankle. The accident set the stage for Pohl — who had attempted just one kick in his OSU career.

Breaking it down Pohl’s first of three kicks

on the night was shaky but good. He hit a low, linedrive extra point to follow the lone OSU touchdown in the first quarter. When OSU scored, coach Mike Gundy called Pohl’s number without hesitation instead of attempting a 2-point conversion.

Because of a slight drizzle that was present throughout the game, kicking conditions were not optimal.

Neither the rain nor the challenge of filling in for his teammate who was 13/14 on the year phased Pohl.

Pohl made field goals of 38 and 39 yards in the second quarter — helping to add some respectability to the lopsided score.

Pohl split the goalposts on every kick he attempted — something not even veteran OU kicker Gabe Brkic managed to do. Pohl was not a reason why the Pokes will drop in the AP poll.

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Column: This year’s Bedlam loss could cement another year of mediocrity for the Cowboys

smacked 41-13.

And the near-annual sting of a Bedlam loss hurt a little more this year for OSU. With the loss, the Cowboys are now 5-2 and fourth in the Big 12 standings. Hopes of Ryan Novozinsky any sort of meaningful reward this season are dwindling.

When asked about Sure a bowl game is nice, Oklahoma State’s performance against Oklahoma, but what’s another Camping World Bowl to a team that had offensive coordinator an incredibly high ceiling?

Kasey Dunn said it best.

“That’s brief, not very It would be a massive disappointment. good,” Dunn said.

That disappointment is With a lopsided Bednow their ceiling. lam football record of Even if OSU wins out, 90-18-7, bad performances this year should be considered happen most years for mediocre without a Big 12 OSU. But this was supposed championship or playoff bid because of the talent this team to be the season. has.

All the stars lined On the big stage, against up for the Cowboys to get Joshua R. Gateley the big rival, with all cameras 11/21/2020 Oklahoma v Oklahoma State football. Photo by Joshua R. Gateley their first Bedlam win pointed at them and a playoff since 2014: OSU’s star running back returning for bid on the line, OSU failed to beat OU once again. another year, a nationally When discussing the recognized defense getting better and momentum performance after the game gaining towards a potential coach Mike Gundy talked about having a short memory college football playoff when it comes to this loss. run. On the flip side, the “We’ve got to get over Sooners were having an this,” Gundy said. “We put up-and-down season by ourselves in a difficult situatheir standards. tion tonight with where we’re This was supposed at overall, but none of that to be it, but the Cowboys matters. The only thing we didn’t show up when it can do is try to get ourselves mattered the most.

The defense –– which ready to play the best game was hyped up coming into we can next Saturday.”

Sure, the team needs to the matchup as being an unstoppable force –– gave push through and get over it, but OSU officials shouldn’t get up 492 yards of total offense. The offense shuffled over the embarrassment they have to feel every year when the quarterback position around and faced more of- orange meets crimson. fensive line woes.

It was the national sports.ed@ocolly.com stage and OSU got

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Report card: OSU vs. Oklahoma

Passing defense: C Aside from the first two and last two drives of the game, the OSU secondary did not play bad, but the first quarter was a killer to the team and the outcome.

Chris Becker OU’s quarterback Spencer Rattler threw for 301 yards and four touchdowns. If the first quarter Oklahoma State came into and the last two drives are taken the game with the chance to efaway, the secondary didn’t play fectively clinch its spot in the Big bad, but it did give up 41 points.

12 Championship.

Rushing Defense: C It did the exact opposite.

Same as the passing offense.

Here is how OSU graded out It was solid most of the game, in Bedlam. but the first two drives and the Passing offense: D fourth quarter set the tone of the Spencer Sanders went out of game and those were when the the game early and didn’t return defense was the weakest. Rhamuntil the fourth quarter. Shane ondre Stevenson’s size wore Illingworth and Sanders comdown the Cowboy defense and bined for 15 of 40 passing for it led to 191 rushing yards for 168 yards. Neither quarterback the Sooners rushers. The rushplayed their best, and it showed. ing defense did only allow one The Cowboys weren’t able to get touchdown, so that can be taken anything going offensively, and as a positive. the play of the quarterback was a Chippiness: A major part in that.

Despite the score both Rushing offense: Nonteams were mouthing back and existent forth for the entire game, which All year, OSU has been added extra flare to an otherwise trying to get the run game going, gray game. Without the trash but in Bedlam it seemed to aban- talk would it really be Bedlam? don the run game despite the bad No. The talk boiled over at halfperformance of the quarterbacks. time when the two teams had to Chuba Hubbard only had 10 car- be separated on the way to the ries, LD Brown had eight and locker rooms as some members Dezmon Jackson had three. None of each team shared some shoves of the running backs got over 50 and words. yards. The lack of an effective run game is a major part of why the offense only scored 13 points. sports.ed@ocolly.com

11/21/2020 Oklahoma vs OSU football. Photo by Ty Russell

3 stars of the game: OSU vs. Oklahoma The linebacker was able to come away with eight tackles, tied for most in the game alongside fellow linebacker Amen Ogbongbemiga. He Dean Ruhl also came away with An injury to one of the three Spencer Sanders sacks the Cowboys left OSU’s offense defense had tonight. stagnant in the CowSecond star: boys’ 41-13 loss to Brady Pohl the Oklahoma SoonPohl replaced ers, and while the starting kicker Alex defense was able Hale, who is 13 for to keep OSU in the 14 on field goals game for the majori- this season, after ty of the second half, Hale was injured in the Cowboys lost pre-game warmups their sixth straight today. After only Bedlam matchup. kicking one field First star: Mal- goal prior to this colm Rodriguez game this season, Rodriguez was Pohl stepped up and able to continue his went 2 for 2 against consistent play this the Sooners to cut season with another the deficit down to strong defensive ef14 before halftime as fort, and his stats are well as hit the extra able to back it up. point after the lone

Cowboys touchdown.

On short notice, Pohl was able to account for over half of the Cowboys’ points against the Sooners tonight.

Third star: Trace Ford While the sophomore defensive end didn’t impress on the stat sheet, it felt like Trace Ford was all over the field tonight.

Ford continued to play with intensity as if the score was 0-0 even when the game was out of reach by the Cowboys, and he finished the game with three tackles and one assist, as well as combined on a sack alongside defensive tackle Sione Asi. sports.ed@ocolly.com

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What comes next for the Cowboys after a lopsided Bedlam loss?

By Chris Becker

Oklahoma State couldn’t come back in Bedlam after falling behind 21-0 in less than nine minutes of game time — but the season isn’t over.

The Cowboys still have three games to play, and those three could prove to be the difference maker between a Big 12 Championship appearance or a bottom of the pack finish.

“We’ve got to get over this,” coach

Mike Gundy said.

“We put ourselves in a difficult situation tonight with where we are at overall, but none of that matters.

The only thing we can do is try to get ourselves ready to play the best game we can next Saturday.”

OSU falls out of second place in the Big 12 standings and OU moves up into second after a 1-2 start. Now OSU has to decide how it will respond to the adversity. OSU hasn’t been a stranger to adver-

sity this season as injuries have proved costly all season.

After the loss the only thing the Cowboys can do is move on and start next week with a fresh slate.

“Got to get back to work,” tight end Logan Carter said.

“This one’s behind us. It didn’t go our way. We didn’t execute enough. We’re on to the next one.”

The next man up motto that has become the mantra of the OSU team that now must turn into

the next game up and hope the dominoes fall in the right places to keep the team’s goals in place.

Until then, all the team can do is hit the practice field and prepare for Texas Tech.

“I told the team afterward, we’ve got to get back tonight, get rested and rally back,” Gundy said.

“We’ll come together as a group tomorrow, Joshua R. Gateley grade the tape and be 11/21/2020 Oklahoma v Oklahoma State football. Photo by critical of ourselves.” Joshua R. Gateley sports.ed@ocolly.com

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