WVMetroNews · Oct 11, 2015
Cowboys were better coordinated when it counted
Oklahoma State quarterback J.W. Walsh runs for a the go-ahead touchdown in overtime leading to a 33-26 win over West Virginia.In case you suspected your eyes were fatigued after four-plus hours of homecoming football, we can confirm that, yes, it really was Oklahoma State running the ball on six consecutive plays in overtime.
The same Oklahoma State at the bottom of the Big 12 in rushing. Same outfit that didn’t run much on West Virginia through four quarters.
Your disbelieving eyes also correctly spotted West Virginia was not using 147-yard rusher Wendell Smallwood during its overtime series.