A bounce-back effort was needed when Oklahoma State faced Texas Tech for OSU’s last home game of the season. The Cowboys came away with the 50-44 win and looked like the better team. Here are a few decisions that stood out.
Kneeling instead of scoring in the final moments
Oklahoma State did not secure the football to the level many expected. With Chuba Hubbard and LD Brown unable to play, OSU relied on Dezmon Jackson and Dominic Richardson to handle the workload.
Richardson fumbled in the first half and Jackson turned it over on OSU’s first play after the Red Raiders failed to recover their second onside kick.