Tulsa, OK
Sep 14, 2024
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Alan Bowman matched a career-high with five touchdown passes, leading the 13th-ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys to a resounding 45-10 victory over Tulsa. Bowman, now in his seventh year of eligibility, continued to demonstrate his prowess, completing 24 of 31 passes before being sidelined for the fourth quarter. His performance was reminiscent of his standout games with Texas Tech in previous seasons.
De'Zhaun Stribling was Bowman's primary target, recording 174 receiving yards and two touchdowns, including a spectacular 63-yarder. While the Cowboys' passing game flourished, they had to overcome a subdued performance from last season's Doak Walker Award winner, Ollie Gordon II, who was limited to just 41 yards on 17 carries by a surprisingly stout Tulsa defense.
Tulsa's offense struggled to find a rhythm, with quarterback Kirk Francis tallying 153 yards and one interception. Despite a late touchdown drive led by Stephen Kittleman, Tulsa could not threaten Oklahoma State's dominance. The Cowboys, now 3-0, look forward to their Big 12 showdown against No. 12 Utah next week, while Tulsa will aim to recover against Louisiana Tech.
Brennan Presley (Oklahoma State)
1-yard touchdown pass. Opened the scoring for Oklahoma State after a 75-yard, 16-play drive, giving them an early 7-0 lead.
De'Zhaun Stribling (Oklahoma State)
8-yard touchdown pass. Alan Bowman's lofted pass to Stribling increased their lead to 14-0.
Talyn Shettron (Oklahoma State)
78-yard touchdown pass. Bowman connected with Shettron on a deep bomb, showcasing their explosive capability and making the score 21-0.
Josh Ford (Oklahoma State)
18-yard touchdown pass. Ford's first career touchdown extended the lead further to 28-0 before halftime.
De'Zhaun Stribling (Oklahoma State)
63-yard touchdown pass. Bowman fired a perfect pass to Stribling who outpaced defenders, pushing the score to 35-0.
Logan Ward (Oklahoma State)
43-yard field goal. Ward nailed the kick to extend the Cowboys' lead to 38-0.
Sesi Vailahi (Oklahoma State)
1-yard rushing touchdown. Vailahi's touchdown capped Oklahoma State's scoring, pushing the score to 45-0.
Seth Morgan (Tulsa)
43-yard field goal. Morgan put Tulsa on the board with a season-long 43-yard kick, making it 45-3.
Stephen Kittleman (Tulsa)
9-yard rushing touchdown. Kittleman led a late drive and ran in the only touchdown for Tulsa, finalizing the score at 45-10.
Alan Bowman (Oklahoma State, QB)
In his seventh year of eligibility, Bowman matched his career-high of five touchdown passes, completing 24 of 31 passes for 396 yards while leading the Cowboys' offense. He set the tone early and was pivotal in putting the game out of reach by halftime.
De'Zhaun Stribling (Oklahoma State, WR)
Caught seven passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns. His 63-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter demonstrated his ability to break games wide open, further establishing him as a deep-threat target.
Logan Ward (Oklahoma State, K)
Nailed a crucial 43-yard field goal and connected on all six extra-point attempts, showcasing his reliability in the kicking game.
Talyn Shettron (Oklahoma State, WR)
Amassed 110 receiving yards, including a game-changing 78-yard touchdown in the second quarter. His big-play ability was on full display.
Cam Smith (Oklahoma State, CB)
Delivered a standout defensive performance with an interception, contributing to the Cowboys' defensive masterclass against Tulsa.
Sesi Vailahi (Oklahoma State, RB)
Capped the Cowboys' scoring with a 1-yard rushing touchdown, showcasing depth in the backfield even as the starters rested.
Seth Morgan (Tulsa, K)
Provided Tulsa's first points with a season-long 43-yard field goal, a rare highlight for an otherwise struggling Tulsa offense.
Stephen Kittleman (Tulsa, QB)
Engineered Tulsa's lone touchdown drive, finishing with a 9-yard rushing score, showcasing mobility and determination even when the game was out of reach.
Oklahoma State Cowboys
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Tulsa Golden Hurricane
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