Oklahoma State looks to stop its leaks after losing two-straight in league play to Kansas and Kansas State as Iowa State comes to Stillwater on Saturday afternoon. The 2:30 p.m. kick against ISU (4-5) and OSU (6-3) sets up what could be a pivotal showdown to help determine how the bottom — yes, the bottom — of the Big 12 standings will shake out in conference play.
Can OSU right the ship against the swirling defense of the Cyclones? Without Spencer Sanders and likely Garret Rangel, OSU will have to do so with No. 3 QB Gunnar Gundy likely running the show as he makes his first career start.