AMES, IA -- With the score knotted up and the clock winding down, Oklahoma State's defense decided it was time for a few takeaways.
OSU (5-3, 2-3) entered the fourth quarter of its 34-27 win against No. 23 Iowa State holding a seven-point lead on the Cyclones, but momentum seemed as if it was still waiting for either team to seize it late in the game.
Iowa State (5-3, 3-2) scored a touchdown on its opening drive of the fourth quarter, tying the contest and erasing the advantage OSU had brought into the final period.
The Cowboy offense then came onto the field with the game tied and about nine minutes left in regulation, but was forced to punt as the Iowa State crowd started to sense the situation and increased its volume between every snap.