Oklahoma State took dead aim for the No. 7 team in the country on Saturday and slayed its first top 10 team on the road since it beat Kansas in 2013 when Marcus Smart entered Marcus Fizer territory in the hearts of Kansas fans all over the country.
The juxtaposition between the first meeting between WVU and OSU in Stillwater a month ago (a 92-75 drubbing by West Virginia) and this one in Morgantown was staggering. OSU looked outclassed and out-manned in Round 1. It looked hungry and like the more confident team in Round 2. Both coaches weighed in on the game afterwards, and Bob Huggins sort of threw his Mountaineers under the bus.