STILLWATER — Oklahoma State was in complete control. So it seemed.
The Cowboys blew a big second-half lead for the second time in Big 12 play, this time squandering a 19-point advantage in a crushing 87-84 loss to No. 14 West Virginia late Monday night in Gallagher-Iba Arena.
OSU is now 1-3 in Big 12 play entering Saturday’s game at Kansas State.
Here are three takeaways.
Another collapse
OSU coach Mike Boynton has preached the importance of learning to finish since the Cowboys blew a nine-point lead against TCU to open Big 12 play.