Jacie Hoyt wanted her team to respond after a sluggish performance Wednesday night.
Respond, they certainly did.
No. 22 Oklahoma State relied on a big first half in its 105-35 victory against Langston Thursday night, improving to 3-0 on the season with two wins by 60 or more points.
“I was really proud just at the response of our team,” Hoyt said. “I didn’t feel like we were really at our best (Wednesday). There were a lot of things we needed to improve in a really short time, and we certainly did. I was really proud of our response, coming out the way we did to start the game.