How the Texas offense collapsed against Oklahoma State in the second half

Scott Wachter-USA TODAY Sports When the Texas Longhorns went on an efficient five-play, 80-yard drive capped by a 38-yard touchdown run by sophomore running back Bijan Robinson, the Longhorns took a 24-13 lead early in the third quarter against the Oklahoma State Cowboys.

The win probability for Texas stood at 89.6 percent, according to ESPN, increasing to 92 percent when the Longhorns defense forced a three and out. At that point, just over 33 minutes into the game, Texas had scored more points than the Oklahoma State defense had allowed in any contest this season — the Cowboys gave up 18.5 points per game through the first five games — and Mike Gundy’s offense had gained only 181 yards on…