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BIG 12 STANDINGS

GAME CAPSULE

AT OKLAHOMA

2:30 p.m. CT | Dec. 6, 2014 | Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (82,112)

TV: Fox Sports 1 (Joe Davis, Joey Harrington and Kris Budden) In Stillwater - Suddenlink 505, DirecTV 219, Dish 150, U-verse 652 In OKC - Cox 37/722, DirecTV 679, Dish 416, U-verse 754/1754 In Tulsa - Cox 67/728, DirecTV 219, Dish 150, U-verse 652 Radio: Cowboy Radio Network (Dave Hunziker, John Holcomb & Robert Allen) National Radio: Touchdown Radio (Taylor Zarzour and Gino Torretta) Satellite Radio: Sirius 84, XM 84 (OU feed only) Internet Radio: http://okla.st/osutunein Live Stats: okstate.com OKLAHOMA STATE SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result TV 8/30 vs. No. 1 Florida State (Arlington) L, 31-37 ABC 9/6 MISSOURI STATE W, 40-23 FSN 9/13 UTSA W, 43-13 FSN 9/25 TEXAS TECH W, 45-35 ESPN 10/4 IOWA STATE W, 37-20 FS1 10/11 at Kansas W, 27-20 FS1 10/18 at No. 12 TCU L, 9-42 FS1 10/25 NO. 22 WEST VIRGINIA L, 10-34 ESPN 11/1 at No. 11 Kansas State L, 14-48 ABC 11/15 TEXAS L, 7-28 FOX 11/22 at No. 6 Baylor L, 28-49 FOX 12/6 at Oklahoma 2:30 p.m. FS1 OKLAHOMA SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result 8/30 LOUISIANA TECH W, 48-16 9/6 at Tulsa W, 52-7 9/13 TENNESSEE W, 34-10 9/20 at West Virginia W, 45-33 10/4 at No. 25 TCU L, 33-37 10/11 vs. Texas (Dallas) W, 31-26 10/18 NO. 14 KANSAS STATE L, 30-31 11/1 at Iowa State W, 59-14 11/8 NO. 10 BAYLOR L, 14-48 11/15 at Texas Tech W, 42-30 11/22 KANSAS W, 44-7 12/6 OKLAHOMA STATE 2:30 P.M. SERIES CAPSULE Series History In Norman In Stillwater At Neutral First Meeting (1904) Last Meeting (2013) Last OSU Win (2011) Last OU Win (2013) Gundy vs. Oklahoma Stoops vs. OSU



OU leads, 83-18-7 OU leads, 39-9-2 OU leads, 39-7-5 OU leads, 5-2 OU 75, OSU 0 OU 33, OSU 24 OSU 44, OU 10 OU 33, OSU 24 1-8 12-3



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STATISTICAL COMPARISON NCAA NCAA Rank Category Rank 369.7 92 Total Offense 485.6 19 137.5 98 Rushing Offense 265.4 8 232.3 57 Passing Offense 220.3 73 123.63 74 Passing Efficiency 123.90 73 26.5 80 Scoring Offense 39.3 10 438.5 96 Total Defense 382.0 53 155.6 50 Rushing Defense 109.4 11 282.8 120 Pass Defense 272.6 114 138.54 100 Pass Efficiency Defense 121.31 43 31.7 97 Scoring Defense 23.5 36 -0.73 111 Turnover Margin 0.00 61 .339 111 3rd Down Conversion Pct. .416 56 .429 93 4th Down Conversion Pct. .600 28 .407 73 3rd Down Defense .391 55 .357 20 4th Down Defense .529 68 .914 9 Red Zone Offense .808 76 .833 70 Red Zone Defense .818 52 40.16 17 Net Punting 37.41 64 7.35 72 Punt Returns 5.80 98 20.34 74 Kickoff Returns 23.10 23 206 110 First Downs Offense 255 58 243 61 First Downs Defense 224 34 5.73 53 Fewest Penalties/Game 5.36 43 54.09 72 Fewest Penalty Yards/Game 49.09 46 27:45 111 Time of Possession 29:57 59

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SERIES HISTORY VS. OKLAHOMA 1904 L 1906 L 1907 L 1908 L 1910 L 1911 L 1912 L 1913 L 1914 L 1915 L 1916 L 1917 W 1918 L 1919 L 1920 L 1921 L 1922 T 1923 L 1924 W 1925 L 1926 T 1927 W 1928 L 1929 T 1930 W 1931 T 1932 W 1933 W 1934 T 1935 L 1936 L 1937 L 1938 L 1939 L 1940 L 1941 L 1942 T 1943 L 1944 W 1945 W 1946 L 1947 L 1948 L 1949 L 1950 L 1951 L 1952 L 1953 L 1954 L 1955 L 1956 L 1957 L 1958 L 1959 L 1960 L 1961 L

0-75 N 0-23 H 0-67 A 0-18 H 0-12 A 0-22 H 0-16 A 0-7 H 6-28 A 7-26 N 7-41 N 9-0 N 0-27 N 6-33 H 0-36 H 0-6 A 3-3 H 0-13 A 6-0 H 0-35 A 14-14 H 13-7 A 0-46 H 7-7 A 7-0 H 0-0 A 7-0 H 13-0 A 0-0 H 0-25 A 13-35 H 0-16 A 0-19 H 0-41 A 27-29 A 0-19 A 0-0 H 13-22 N 28-6 N 47-0 A 12-73 H 13-21 A 15-19 H 0-41 A 14-41 H 6-41 A 7-54 H 7-42 A 0-14 H 0-53 A 0-53 H 6-53 A 0-7 H 7-17 A 6-17 H 13-21 A

1962 L 6-37 H 1963 L 10-34 A 1964 L 16-21 H 1965 W 17-16 A 1966 W 15-14 H 1967 L 14-38 A 1968 L 7-41 H 1969 L 27-28 H 1970 L 6-66 A 1971 L 14-58 H 1972 L* 15-38 A 1973 L 18-45 H 1974 L 13-44 A 1975 L 7-27 H 1976 W 31-24 A 1977 L 28-61 H 1978 L 7-62 A 1979 L 7-38 H 1980 L 14-63 A 1981 L 3-27 H 1982 L 9-27 A 1983 L 20-21 H 1984 L 14-24 A 1985 L 0-13 H 1986 L 0-19 A 1987 L 10-29 A 1988 L 28-31 H 1989 L 15-37 A 1990 L 17-31 H 1991 L 6-21 A 1992 T 15-15 H 1993 L 0-31 A 1994 L 14-33 H 1995 W 12-0 A 1996 L 17-27 H 1997 W 30-7 A 1998 W 41-26 H 1999 L 7-44 A 2000 L 7-12 H 2001 W 16-13 A 2002 W 38-28 H 2003 L 9-52 A 2004 L 35-38 H 2005 L 14-42 A 2006 L 21-27 H 2007 L 17-49 A 2008 L 41-61 H 2009 L 0-27 A 2010 L 41-47 H 2011 W 44-10 H 2012 L 48-51 A 2013 L 24-33 H *Oklahoma later forfeited

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OKLAHOMA STATE MEDIA SERVICES OSU MEDIA RELATIONS

MIKE GUNDY INTERVIEWS

MAIN OFFICE NUMBER: 405-744-7714 220 Athletics Center Stillwater, OK 74078

MONDAY BIG 12 TELECONFERENCE Big 12 football coaches conduct a media teleconference every Monday from 9:50-11:30 a.m. CT. Mike Gundy’s time slot is from 10:20-10:30 a.m. CT. Contact Big 12 Communications for the call-in and/or replay numbers. The calls are also available live and archived on the Big 12 web site at: Big12Sports.com.

GAVIN LANG, ASSISTANT A.D./MEDIA RELATIONS (Mike Gundy Requests/Credentials) Email - [email protected] Phone - 405-744-3875 SEAN MAGUIRE, ASSISTANT SID (Player and Assistant Coach Requests) Email - [email protected] Phone - 405-744-7714 C.J. LICKERT (Video Requests) Email - [email protected] Phone - 405-744-6590

MONDAY MEDIA LUNCHEON Mike Gundy meets the media each Monday at 1 p.m. in the Boone Pickens Stadium game day press box as part of Oklahoma State’s weekly media luncheon, which begins with lunch at noon. Video from the news conference is streamed live online at okstate.com and a hi-definition copy of Gundy’s time at the podium is available on the OSU media relations FTP site later in the day.

PLAYERS/ASSISTANTS INTERVIEWS

BRUCE WATERFIELD (Photo Requests) Email - [email protected] Phone - 405-744-1706

CREDENTIALS/PARKING APPLYING FOR CREDENTIALS Members of the media looking to apply for credentials to Oklahoma State football games should do so at okstate. com/media. Approved passes will be mailed out up until the week of the game. Credentials that are applied for the week of the game will not be mailed out, rather, they will be held at the media will call window at Boone Pickens Stadium for pickup on game day. MONDAY MEDIA LUNCHEON PARKING Parking is across the street from the stadium in the St. John Catholic Church parking lot. Media should enter the stadium through the normal game day media gate located at the southeast corner of the stadium. GAMEDAY MEDIA PARKING Media parking is in the garage just north of the Monroe and Hall of Fame intersection. A map can be found online at okstate.com/media.

MONDAY MEDIA LUNCHEON Selected Oklahoma State players and assistant coaches meet the media each Monday at approximately 12:20 p.m. in the Boone Pickens Stadium game day press box as part of Oklahoma State’s weekly media luncheon, which begins with lunch at noon. OSU’s offensive and defensive coordinators are typically in attendance. Video clips from Monday’s interview session can be found online at okstate.com with a hi-definition copy of that video available on the OSU media relations FTP site later in the day. OUT-OF-TOWN MEDIA AVAILABILITY Every effort will be made to accommodate out-of-town media requests via phone either during the Monday media luncheon or on Tuesday. Contact Sean Maguire ([email protected]) to make arrangements. We encourage out-of-town members of the media to utilize our FTP site as a resource for head coach, assistant coach and player quotes. OSU MEDIA RELATIONS FTP SITE Hi-definition game highlights and interviews are available on the OSU Media Relations FTP site. Contact Greg Bartlett ([email protected]) for details. COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COM collegepressbox.com is the official media website for Division I football. Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, statistics, media guides, headshots, logos and more for each conference and its member schools. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an e-mail to [email protected].

GAMEDAY CREDENTIAL PICKUP Those looking to pick up media credentials on gameday can do that at the media credential pickup window located outside the southeast corner of the stadium. A member of the OSU media relations staff is typically in place three hours prior to kickoff. UPLINK TRUCK PARKING Media outlets looking to park an uplink truck should notify Gavin Lang no later than Monday the week of the game. Uplink trucks will park on the concrete walkway between the Sherman E. Smith Indoor Training Center and the turf field immediately to the south of it. Uplink trucks that have made arrangements with the media relations staff will be parked in that area on a first-come, first-served basis.



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HONORS CANDIDATES

DE EMMANUEL OGBAH

All-America Candidate ►Second in the Big 12 and seventh among defensive linemen nationally with 1.5 tackles for loss per game. ►Leads the Big 12 and ranks fourth among defensive linemen nationally with 1.0 sacks per game. ►In his last six games (all against Big 12 opponents), he has eight sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss.

Season Stats ►42 tackles ►16.5 tackles for loss ►11.0 sacks ►5 pass breakups ►3 quarterback hurries ►1 forced fumble

All-America Candidate ►Ranks second nationally with two kickoff return touchdowns ► Second in the Big 12 and 15th nationally with 147.73 all-purpose yards per game. ►278 all-purpose yards against thenNo. 1 Florida State

Season Stats ►147.7 all-purpose yards per game ►Two kickoff return touchdowns ►9.18 yards per touch ►26 gains of 20 yards or longer ►5.0 yards per carry



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Athlete 100 meter best Trindon Holliday, LSU (2006-09) 10.00 Jeff Demps, Florida (2008-11) 10.01 Jacoby Ford, Clemson (2006-09) 10.01 Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State (2014-present) 10.19 C.J. Spiller, Clemson (2006-09) 10.29 Marquise Goodwin, Texas (2009-12) 10.38 Chris Johnson, East Carolina (2004-07) 10.50 De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon (2011-13) 10.57 Athlete 200 meter best Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State (2014-present) 20.14 Jacoby Ford, Clemson (2006-09) 20.88 C.J. Spiller, Clemson (2006-09) 20.91 Jeff Demps, Florida (2008-11) 21.04 De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon (2011-13) 21.17 Chris Johnson, East Carolina 21.30 Trindon Holliday, LSU (2006-09) 21.34 Marquise Goodwin, Texas (2009-12) 21.57

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HONORS CANDIDATES

All-Big 12 Candidate ►OSU ranks second in the Big 12 and 17th nationally in net punting ►The Cowboys allowed a 31-yard punt return in week two, but Smith's other 69 punts have yielded a total of only 48 return yards (0.70 average)

Season Stats ►70 punts ►42.7 average per punt ►40.2 net punting average ►Long of 71 yards

P KIP SMITH

►15 punts of 50 yards or longer ►18 punts downed inside the 20

All-Big 12 Candidate ►Oklahoma State's top defensive back shut down the nation's leading receiver, holding West Virginia's Kevin White to three catches for 27 yards. White entered the game averaging 9.9 catches for 145.7 yards per contest ► His 11 passes defended ranks among the Big 12 leaders

Season Stats ►49 tackles ►11 passes defended

CB KEVIN PETERSON

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►One interception

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OKLAHOMA STATE DEPTH CHART OFFENSE

DEFENSE

LT

58 Daniel Koenig (6-6; 300; Sr; Cape Coral, FL) 67 Brandon Garrett (6-5; 295; Sr; Deer Park, TX)

LG

75 Chris Grisbhy (6-5; 325; Sr; Clute, TX) 66 Lemaefe Galea'i (6-5; 330; Fr; Euless, TX)

C

57 Paul Lewis (6-3; 295; So; Houston, TX) 71 Brad Lundblade (6-3; 290; Fr; Argyle, TX)

RG

74 Michael Wilson (6-6; 300; So; Aledo, TX) 64 Jesse Robinson (6-6; 310; RFr; Bedford, TX)

RT

60 Zachary Crabtree (6-7; 290; RFr; Mansfield, TX) 67 Brandon Garrett (6-5; 295; Sr; Deer Park, TX)

WR 3 Marcell Ateman (6-4; 210; So; Dallas, TX) 80 Kameron Doolittle (5-8; 200; Jr; Edmond, OK) WR 13 David Glidden (5-7; 185; Jr; Mustang, OK) 1 Ra'Shaad Samples (5-11; 178; RFr; Dallas, TX)

DE DT

38 Emmanuel Ogbah (6-4; 270; So; Houston, TX) 90 Trace Clark (6-4; 255; Jr; Wichita, KS) 91 James Castleman (6-2; 300; Sr; Amarillo, TX) 95 Vili Leveni (6-3; 270; RFr; Hurst, TX) -or97 Eric Davis (6-3; 290; So; Tyler, TX)

DT 98 Ofa Hautau (6-2; 290; Sr; Salt Lake City, UT) 96 Vincent Taylor (6-3; 290; RFr; San Antonio, TX) DE 92 Jimmy Bean (6-5; 250; Jr; Denton, TX) 89 Sam Wren (6-2; 255; Sr; Palestine, TX) SLB 14 Josh Furman (6-2; 202; Sr; Annapolis, MD) 9 Gyasi Akem (6-1; 210; Fr; Broken Arrow, OK) MLB 52 Ryan Simmons (6-0; 235; Jr; Cibolo, TX) 42 Demarcus Sherod (6-0; 225; So; Decatur, GA)

WR 7 Brandon Sheperd (6-1; 195; Jr; St. Louis, MO) 5 Blake Webb (5-11; 190; So; The Woodlands, TX)

WLB 10 Seth Jacobs (6-2; 220; So; Arroyo Grande, CA) 40 Devante Averette (6-0; 235; Jr; Melvindale, MI)

WR 28 James Washington (6-0; 193; Fr; Stamford, TX) -or 81 Jhajuan Seales (6-2; 198; So; Port Arthur, TX) 15 Chris Lacy (6-3; 191; Fr; DeSoto, TX)

CB 1 Kevin Peterson (5-11; 185; Jr; Wagoner, OK) 2 Darius Curry (6-1; 190; RFr; Flowery Branch, GA)

TE

44 Jeremy Seaton (6-2; 250; Jr; Cashion, OK) -or47 Blake Jarwin (6-5; 240; So; Tuttle, OK) -or86 Zac Veatch (6-4; 290; So; Broken Arrow, OK)

FB

44 Jeremy Seaton (6-2; 250; Jr; Cashion, OK) 39 Teddy Johnson (5-11; 225; Sr; Coppell, TX)

RB

26 Desmond Roland (6-2; 210; Sr; Dallas, TX) -or24 Tyreek Hill (5-10; 185; Jr; Pearson, GA) 23 Rennie Childs (5-10; 205; So; Houston, TX)

QB

12 Daxx Garman (6-2; 205; Jr; Southlake, TX) -or10 Mason Rudolph (6-4; 217; Fr; Rock Hill, SC)

SS FS

31 Tre Flowers (6-3; 190; RFr; Converse, TX) 20 Larry Stephens (5-10; 185; Sr; Houston, TX) 5 Jerel Morrow (6-0; 180; RFr; Emporia, KS) 13 Jordan Sterns (6-1; 205; So; Cibolo, TX) 16 Deric Robertson (6-2; 200; So; Killeen, TX) 4 Dylan Harding (6-2; 190; Fr; Jenks, OK)

CB 18 Ramon Richards (6-0; 180; Fr; San Antonio, TX) -or 6 Ashton Lampkin (5-11; 180; Jr; Arlington, TX) 2 Darius Curry (6-1; 190; RFr; Flowery Branch, GA)

SPECIAL TEAMS P

35 Kip Smith (6-1; 235; Sr; Broomfield, CO) 29 Zach Sinor (5-11; 190; Fr; Castroville, TX)

PK

19 Ben Grogan (6-1; 186; So; Arlington, TX) 59 Matt Hockett (6-3; 185; Fr; Norman, OK)

LS

61 Kaleb Smith (6-3; 250; RFr; Fort Worth, TX) -or54 Josh Elias (6-0; 195; Jr; San Jose, CA)

H

35 Kip Smith (6-1; 235; Sr; Broomfield, CO) 30 Bryant Reber (6-0; 185; Jr; Leawood, KS)

PR

24 Tyreek Hill (5-10; 185; Jr; Pearson, GA) -or13 David Glidden (5-7; 185; Jr; Mustang, OK) -or7 Brandon Sheperd (6-1; 195; Jr; St. Louis, MO)

KR

24 Tyreek Hill (5-10; 185; Jr; Pearson, GA) 26 Desmond Roland (6-2; 210; Sr; Dallas, TX) -or7 Brandon Sheperd (6-1; 195; Jr; St. Louis, MO) 81 Jhajuan Seales (6-2; 198; So; Port Arthur, TX)

PRONUNCIATIONS 1 5 9 11 18 22 28 29 33 36 38 40 42 50 58 66 75 78 81 86 87 95 98

Ra’Shaad Samples Jerel Morrow Gyasi Akem Tre Roberts Ramon Richards Juwan Offray Ramon Richards Zach Sinor Sione Palelei Miketavius Jones Emmanuel Ogbah Devante Averette Demarcus Sherod Josh Mabin Daniel Koenig Lemaefe Galea’i Chris Grisbhy Matthew Mucha Jhajuan Seales Jarrell Owens Victor Irokansi Vili Leveni Ofa Hautau

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ASSISTANT COACHES AND GAMEDAY LOCATIONS



JOE BOB CLEMENTS Defensive Line Second Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Field

KASEY DUNN Receivers Fourth Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Field

JEMAL SINGLETON Running Backs Fourth Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Field

BOB CONNELLY Offensive Line First Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Field

VAN MALONE Cornerbacks Third Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Field

GLENN SPENCER Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Seventh Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Field

TIM DUFFIE Safeties Second Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Press Box

JASON RAY Receivers Second Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Press Box

MIKE YURCICH Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Second Year at Oklahoma State Gameday Location: Press Box

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OKLAHOMA STATE NUMERICAL ROSTER No. 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 19 20 22 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 32 33 33 35 35 36 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 49 49



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Name Pos. Ht. Kevin Peterson CB 5-11 Ra’Shaad Samples WR 5-11 Darius Curry CB 6-1 Caleb Muncrief WR 5-8 Marcell Ateman WR 6-4 Chris Hardeman CB 5-9 Dylan Harding S 6-2 J.W. Walsh QB 6-2 Jerel Morrow S 6-0 Blake Webb WR 5-11 Keenen Brown WR 6-3 Ashton Lampkin CB 5-11 Brandon Sheperd WR 6-1 C.J. Curry WR 6-2 Gyasi Akem LB 6-1 Seth Jacobs LB 6-2 Mason Rudolph QB 6-4 Tre Roberts S 6-2 Daxx Garman QB 6-2 Kirk Tucker LB 6-2 David Glidden WR 5-7 Jordan Sterns S 6-1 Taylor Cornelius QB 6-6 Josh Furman LB 6-2 Chris Lacy WR 6-3 Deric Robertson S 6-2 Austin Hays WR 6-2 Ramon Richards CB 6-0 Ben Grogan K 6-1 Justin Phillips LB 6-0 Larry Stephens S 5-10 Otis Gates RB 5-7 Juwan Offray CB 5-11 Rennie Childs RB 5-10 Tyreek Hill ATH 5-10 Taylor Lewis CB 6-0 Desmond Roland RB 6-2 Matthew Newsome S 5-11 Corey Bennett RB 5-9 James Washington WR 6-0 DeShawn Franklin S 5-11 Cameron Gravelle WR 6-0 Zach Sinor P 5-11 Bryant Reber CB 6-0 Raymond Taylor RB 5-7 Tre Flowers S 6-3 Kris Catlin LB 6-1 Archibald Ocloo-Lee CB 5-8 Sione Palelei RB 5-10 Andre Dowuona-Hammond DE 6-2 Kip Smith P 6-1 Miketavius Jones CB 5-10 Nate Miller WR 5-10 Elliott Jeffcoat S 5-10 Emmanuel Ogbah DE 6-4 Teddy Johnson FB 5-11 Devante Averette LB 6-0 Britton Abbott FB 6-3 Demarcus Sherod LB 6-0 Jeremy Seaton FB/TE 6-2 Chad Whitener LB 6-1 Derek Branson FB 6-2 Shawn Ackley DT 6-4 Brian Ciszewski LB 5-11 Blake Jarwin TE 6-5 Dawson Bassett TE 6-4 Kevin King K 5-10 Ryan Lester FB 5-10

Wt. 185 178 190 190 210 178 190 205 180 190 205 180 195 205 210 220 217 202 205 190 185 205 184 202 191 200 185 180 186 215 185 202 180 205 185 180 210 165 205 193 200 195 190 185 190 190 225 180 196 235 235 175 185 190 270 225 235 230 225 250 240 250 265 188 240 228 175 225

Exp. Jr-2L Fr-RS Fr-RS Jr-1L So-1L Fr-HS Fr-HS Jr-2L Fr-RS So-1L Fr-HS Jr-2L Jr-2L So-1L Fr-HS So-1L Fr-HS Fr-HS Jr-TR Fr-HS Jr-1L So-1L Fr-HS Sr-Tr Fr-HS So-1L So-1L Fr-HS So-1L Fr-HS Sr-2L Jr-Sq Fr-HS So-1L Jr-TR Fr-RS Sr-2L Fr-HS Jr-Sq Fr-HS Sr-Sq Sr-Sq Fr-HS Jr-Sq Jr-Sq Fr-RS Jr-2L So-Sq Fr-HS Fr-HS Sr-1L Jr-2L Jr-Sq Sr-Sq So-1L Sr-3L Jr-TR Fr-HS So-1L Jr-2L So-Tr Sr-1L Jr-Sq Fr-HS So-Sq Fr-RS Jr-Sq Sr-Sq

Hometown/Previous School Wagoner, OK/Wagoner Dallas, TX/Skyline Flowery Branch, GA/Flowery Branch Madill, OK/Madill Dallas, TX/Wylie East Houston, TX/Alief Taylor Jenks, OK/Jenks Denton, TX/Guyer Emporia, KS/Emporia The Woodlands, TX/The Woodlands Houston, TX/Alief Taylor Arlington, TX/Dunbar St. Louis, MO/Parkway Central Flowery Branch, GA/Flowery Branch Broken Arrow, OK/Broken Arrow Arroyo Grande, CA/Arroyo Grande Rock Hill, SC/ Northwestern Houston, TX/Eisenhower Southlake, TX/Carroll/Arizona Tucker, GA/Tucker Mustang, OK/Mustang Cibolo, TX/Steele Bushland, TX/Bushland Annapolis, MD/Old Mill/Michigan DeSoto, TX/DeSoto Killeen, TX/Killeen San Antonio, TX/Ronald Reagan San Antonio, TX/Brackenridge Arlington, TX/Martin Pearland, TX/Pearland Houston, TX/North Shore Newnan, GA/Newnan New Orleans, LA/Edna Karr Houston, TX/Cypress Ridge Pearson, GA/Coffee/Garden City CC Dallas, TX/DeSoto Dallas, TX/Lake Highlands Sugar Land, TX/Clements Choctaw, OK/Choctaw Stamford, TX/Stamford Gainesville, TX/Gainesville Austin, TX/Anderson Castroville, TX/Medina Valley Leawood, KS/Blue Valley Wichita, KS/Collegiate/Kansas State Converse, TX/Judson San Antonio, TX/Madison Moore, OK/Westmoore Gonzales, LA/East Ascension Yukon, OK/Yukon Broomfield, CO/Legacy/UCLA Houston, TX/North Shore Lawton, OK/MacArthur Batesburg-Leesville, SC/High Houston, TX/George Bush Coppell, TX/Coppell Melvindale, MI/Melvindale/Ellsworth CC Liberal, KS/Liberal Decatur, GA/Columbia Cashion, OK/Cashion Mansfield, TX/Mansfield/California McKinney, TX/Boyd Cleveland, OK/Cleveland/Lindenwood Flower Mound, TX/Marcus Tuttle, OK/Tuttle Tuttle, OK/Tuttle Jenks, OK/Jenks Muskogee, OK/Muskogee

No. 50 50 52 53 54 57 58 59 60 61 63 64 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 82 83 84 85 86 87 87 89 89 90 91 92 94 95 96 97 98 99

Name Josh Mabin Zac Veatch Ryan Simmons Zac Faires Josh Elias Paul Lewis Daniel Koenig Matt Hockett Zachary Crabtree Kaleb Smith Deonte Cruse Jesse Robinson Lemaefe Galea’i Brandon Garrett Deionte Noel Devin Davis Ben Hughes Brad Lundblade Robert Lolofie Zachary Hargrove Grant Canis Michael Wilson Chris Grisbhy Colby Hegwood Jaxon Salinas Matthew Mucha Jack Kurzu Kameron Doolittle Jhajuan Seales Cole Neph Cole Walterscheid Brendan Fagan Christian Schroeder Jordan Frazier Jarrell Owens Tyler Holcomb Victor Irokansi Luke Timian Sam Wren Trace Clark James Castleman Jimmy Bean Jordan Brailford Vili Leveni Vincent Taylor Eric Davis Ofa Hautau Trey Carter

Pos. LB OL LB LS LS OL OL K OL LS DT OL OL OL OL OL DT OL DE OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR WR DE WR WR TE DE TE DE WR DE DE DT DE DE DE DT DT DT DE

Ht. 6-2 6-4 6-0 6-3 6-0 6-3 6-6 6-3 6-7 6-3 6-0 6-6 6-5 6-5 6-3 6-5 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-6 6-5 6-5 6-4 6-6 6-4 5-8 6-2 6-3 6-6 6-2 5-11 6-5 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-1 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-5 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-4

Wt. 227 290 235 200 195 295 300 185 290 250 300 310 330 295 300 312 310 290 250 356 275 300 325 320 305 255 305 200 198 205 210 200 190 242 240 228 240 185 255 255 300 250 225 270 290 290 290 250

Exp. Hometown/Previous School Fr-HS Houston, TX/Klein Oak So-1L Broken Arrow, OK/Broken Arrow Jr-2L Cibolo, TX/Steele Jr-TR Edinburg, TX/Texas Southern Jr-TR San Jose, CA/Valley Christian/Arizona So-1L Houston, TX/North Shore Sr-3L Cape Coral, FL/Cape Coral Fr-HS Norman, OK/Norman Fr-RS Mansfield, TX/Mansfield Fr-RS Aledo, TX/All Saints Episcopal Sr-Sq Murfreesboro, TN/Siegel/NEO A&M JC Fr-RS Bedford, TX/L.D. Bell Fr-HS Euless, TX/Trinity Sr-1L Deer Park, TX/Deer Park/Trinity Valley CC Fr-HS Cibolo, TX/Steele So-1L Nacogdoches, TX/Nacogdoches Fr-RS Waco, TX/University Fr-HS Argyle, TX/Liberty Christian Fr-HS Midwest City, OK/Carl Albert Jr-Sq Tulsa, OK/Edison/Tulsa CC So-Sq Midland, TX/Midland So-Sq Aledo, TX/Aledo Sr-1L Clute, TX/Brazoswood/Blinn CC Jr-Sq Flowood, MS/NW Rankin/Pearl River CC Fr-RS Irving, TX/Irving Fr-HS Seabrook, TX/Clear Lake Fr-RS St. Louis, MO/Mary Institute Country Day Jr-Sq Edmond, OK/Memorial/NEO A&M JC So-1L Port Arthur, TX/Memorial Fr-HS Owasso, OK/Owasso Fr-HS Muenster,TX/Muenster Jr-Sq Flower Mound, TX/Marcus Sr-Sq Grapevine, TX/Grapevine Fr-HS Springfield, MO/Lighthouse Christian Fr-HS Palestine, TX/Palestine Fr-RS Edmond, OK/Memorial So-Sq Pflugerville, TX/Hendrickson Fr-HS Southlake, TX/Carroll Sr-1L Palestine, TX/Palestine/Arizona Western CC Jr-2L Wichita, KS/Collegiate School Sr-3L Amarillo, TX/Amarillo Jr-1L Denton, TX/Guyer Fr-HS Tulsa, OK/Booker T. Washington Fr-RS Hurst, TX/L.D. Bell Fr-RS San Antonio, TX/James Madison So-1L Tyler, TX/John Tyler Sr-1L Salt Lake City, UT/East/Snow College Fr-HS Dallas, TX/Pinkston

PRONUNCIATIONS 1 Ra’Shaad Samples 5 Jerel Morrow 9 Gyasi Akem 11 Tre Roberts 18 Ramon Richards 22 Juwan Offray 29 Zach Sinor 33 Sione Palelei 36 Miketavius Jones 38 Emmanuel Ogbah 40 Devante Averette

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42 Demarcus Sherod 50 Josh Mabin 58 Daniel Koenig 66 Lemaefe Galea’i 75 Chris Grisbhy 78 Matthew Mucha 81 Jhajuan Seales 86 Jarrell Owens 87 Victor Irokansi 95 Vili Leveni 98 Ofa Hautau

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Name Pos. Britton Abbott FB Shawn Ackley DT Gyasi Akem LB Marcell Ateman WR Devante Averette LB Dawson Bassett TE Jimmy Bean DE Corey Bennett RB Jordan Brailford DE Derek Branson FB Keenen Brown WR Grant Canis OL Trey Carter DE James Castleman DT Kris Catlin LB Rennie Childs RB Brian Ciszewski LB Trace Clark DE Taylor Cornelius QB Zachary Crabtree OL Deonte Cruse DT C.J. Curry WR Darius Curry CB Devin Davis OL Eric Davis DT Kameron Doolittle WR Andre Dowuona-Hammond DE Josh Elias LS Brendan Fagan WR Zac Faires LS Tre Flowers S DeShawn Franklin S Jordan Frazier TE Josh Furman LB Lemaefe Galea’i OL Daxx Garman QB Brandon Garrett OL Otis Gates RB David Glidden WR Cameron Gravelle WR Chris Grisbhy OL Ben Grogan K Chris Hardeman CB Dylan Harding S Zachary Hargrove OL Ofa Hautau DT Austin Hays WR Colby Hegwood OL Tyreek Hill ATH Matt Hockett K Tyler Holcomb TE Ben Hughes DT Victor Irokansi DE Seth Jacobs LB Blake Jarwin TE Elliott Jeffcoat S Teddy Johnson FB Miketavius Jones CB Kevin King K Daniel Koenig OL Jack Kurzu OL Chris Lacy WR Ashton Lampkin CB Ryan Lester FB Vili Leveni DE Paul Lewis OL Taylor Lewis CB Robert Lolofie DE

Ht. 6-3 6-4 6-1 6-4 6-0 6-4 6-5 5-9 6-3 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-1 5-10 5-11 6-4 6-6 6-7 6-0 6-2 6-1 6-5 6-3 5-8 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-3 5-11 6-5 6-2 6-5 6-2 6-5 5-7 5-7 6-0 6-5 6-1 5-9 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-5 5-10 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-5 5-10 5-11 5-10 5-10 6-6 6-4 6-3 5-11 5-10 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-2

Wt. 230 265 210 210 235 228 250 205 225 250 205 275 250 300 225 205 188 255 184 290 300 205 190 312 290 200 235 195 200 200 190 200 242 202 330 205 295 202 185 195 325 186 178 190 356 290 185 320 185 185 228 310 240 220 240 190 225 175 175 300 305 191 180 225 270 295 180 250

Exp. Hometown/Previous School Fr-HS Liberal, KS/Liberal Jr-Sq Cleveland, OK/Cleveland/Lindenwood Fr-HS Broken Arrow, OK/Broken Arrow So-1L Dallas, TX/Wylie East Jr-TR Melvindale, MI/Melvindale/Ellsworth CC Fr-RS Tuttle, OK/Tuttle Jr-1L Denton, TX/Guyer Jr-Sq Choctaw, OK/Choctaw Fr-HS Tulsa, OK/Booker T. Washington Sr-1L McKinney, TX/Boyd Fr-HS Houston, TX/Alief Taylor So-Sq Midland, TX/Midland Fr-HS Dallas, TX/Pinkston Sr-3L Amarillo, TX/Amarillo Jr-2L San Antonio, TX/Madison So-1L Houston, TX/Cypress Ridge Fr-HS Flower Mound, TX/Marcus Jr-2L Wichita, KS/Collegiate School Fr-HS Bushland, TX/Bushland Fr-RS Mansfield, TX/Mansfield Sr-Sq Murfreesboro, TN/Siegel/NEO A&M JC So-1L Flowery Branch, GA/Flowery Branch Fr-RS Flowery Branch, GA/Flowery Branch So-1L Nacogdoches, TX/Nacogdoches So-1L Tyler, TX/John Tyler Jr-Sq Edmond, OK/Memorial/NEO A&M JC Fr-HS Yukon, OK/Yukon Jr-TR San Jose, CA/Valley Christian/Arizona Jr-Sq Flower Mound, TX/Marcus Jr-TR Edinburg, TX/Texas Southern Fr-RS Converse, TX/Judson Sr-Sq Gainesville, TX/Gainesville Fr-HS Springfield, MO/Lighthouse Christian Sr-Tr Annapolis, MD/Old Mill/Michigan Fr-HS Euless, TX/Trinity Jr-TR Southlake, TX/Carroll/Arizona Sr-1L Deer Park, TX/Deer Park/Trinity Valley CC Jr-Sq Newnan, GA/Newnan Jr-1L Mustang, OK/Mustang Sr-Sq Austin, TX/Anderson Sr-1L Clute, TX/Brazoswood/Blinn CC So-1L Arlington, TX/Martin Fr-HS Houston, TX/Alief Taylor Fr-HS Jenks, OK/Jenks Jr-Sq Tulsa, OK/Edison/Tulsa CC Sr-1L Salt Lake City, UT/East/Snow College So-1L San Antonio, TX/Ronald Reagan Jr-Sq Flowood, MS/NW Rankin/Pearl River CC Jr-TR Pearson, GA/Coffee/Garden City CC Fr-HS Norman, OK/Norman Fr-RS Edmond, OK/Memorial Fr-RS Waco, TX/University So-Sq Pflugerville, TX/Hendrickson So-1L Arroyo Grande, CA/Arroyo Grande So-Sq Tuttle, OK/Tuttle Sr-Sq Batesburg-Leesville, SC/High Sr-3L Coppell, TX/Coppell Jr-2L Houston, TX/North Shore Jr-Sq Jenks, OK/Jenks Sr-3L Cape Coral, FL/Cape Coral Fr-RS St. Louis, MO/Mary Institute Country Day Fr-HS DeSoto, TX/DeSoto Jr-2L Arlington, TX/Dunbar Sr-Sq Muskogee, OK/Muskogee Fr-RS Hurst, TX/L.D. Bell So-1L Houston, TX/North Shore Fr-RS Dallas, TX/DeSoto Fr-HS Midwest City, OK/Carl Albert

No. 71 50 36 5 78 2 82 26 68 33 22 38 86 33 1 19 30 18 11 16 64 26 10 77 1 84 81 44 7 42 52 29 61 35 20 13 30 96 89 12 50 4 82 28 5 45 74 89

Name Brad Lundblade Josh Mabin Nate Miller Jerel Morrow Matthew Mucha Caleb Muncrief Cole Neph Matthew Newsome Deionte Noel Archibald Ocloo-Lee Juwan Offray Emmanuel Ogbah Jarrell Owens Sione Palelei Kevin Peterson Justin Phillips Bryant Reber Ramon Richards Tre Roberts Deric Robertson Jesse Robinson Desmond Roland Mason Rudolph Jaxon Salinas Ra’Shaad Samples Christian Schroeder Jhajuan Seales Jeremy Seaton Brandon Sheperd Demarcus Sherod Ryan Simmons Zach Sinor Kaleb Smith Kip Smith Larry Stephens Jordan Sterns Raymond Taylor Vincent Taylor Luke Timian Kirk Tucker Zac Veatch J.W. Walsh Cole Walterscheid James Washington Blake Webb Chad Whitener Michael Wilson Sam Wren

Pos. Ht. OL 6-3 LB 6-2 WR 5-10 S 6-0 OL 6-6 WR 5-8 WR 6-3 S 5-11 OL 6-3 CB 5-8 CB 5-11 DE 6-4 DE 6-3 RB 5-10 CB 5-11 LB 6-0 CB 6-0 CB 6-0 S 6-2 S 6-2 OL 6-6 RB 6-2 QB 6-4 OL 6-4 WR 5-11 WR 5-11 WR 6-2 FB/TE 6-2 WR 6-1 LB 6-0 LB 6-0 P 5-11 LS 6-3 P 6-1 S 5-10 S 6-1 RB 5-7 DT 6-3 WR 6-1 LB 6-2 OL 6-4 QB 6-2 DE 6-6 WR 6-0 WR 5-11 LB 6-1 OL 6-6 DE 6-2

Wt. 290 227 185 180 255 190 205 165 300 180 180 270 240 196 185 215 185 180 202 200 310 210 217 305 178 190 198 250 195 225 235 190 250 235 185 205 190 290 185 190 290 205 210 193 190 240 300 255

Exp. Hometown/Previous School Fr-HS Argyle, TX/Liberty Christian Fr-HS Houston, TX/Klein Oak Jr-Sq Lawton, OK/MacArthur Fr-RS Emporia, KS/Emporia Fr-HS Seabrook, TX/Clear Lake Jr-1L Madill, OK/Madill Fr-HS Owasso, OK/Owasso Fr-HS Sugar Land, TX/Clements Fr-HS Cibolo, TX/Steele So-Sq Moore, OK/Westmoore Fr-HS New Orleans, LA/Edna Karr So-1L Houston, TX/George Bush Fr-HS Palestine, TX/Palestine Fr-HS Gonzales, LA/East Ascension Jr-2L Wagoner, OK/Wagoner Fr-HS Pearland, TX/Pearland Jr-Sq Leawood, KS/Blue Valley Fr-HS San Antonio, TX/Brackenridge Fr-HS Houston, TX/Eisenhower So-1L Killeen, TX/Killeen Fr-RS Bedford, TX/L.D. Bell Sr-2L Dallas, TX/Lake Highlands Fr-HS Rock Hill, SC/ Northwestern Fr-RS Irving, TX/Irving Fr-RS Dallas, TX/Skyline Sr-Sq Grapevine, TX/Grapevine So-1L Port Arthur, TX/Memorial Jr-2L Cashion, OK/Cashion Jr-2L St. Louis, MO/Parkway Central So-1L Decatur, GA/Columbia Jr-2L Cibolo, TX/Steele Fr-HS Castroville, TX/Medina Valley Fr-RS Aledo, TX/All Saints Episcopal Sr-1L Broomfield, CO/Legacy/UCLA Sr-2L Houston, TX/North Shore So-1L Cibolo, TX/Steele Jr-Sq Wichita, KS/Collegiate/Kansas State Fr-RS San Antonio, TX/James Madison Fr-HS Southlake, TX/Carroll Fr-HS Tucker, GA/Tucker So-1L Broken Arrow, OK/Broken Arrow Jr-2L Denton, TX/Guyer Fr-HS Muenster,TX/Muenster Fr-HS Stamford, TX/Stamford So-1L The Woodlands, TX/The Woodlands So-Tr Mansfield, TX/Mansfield/California So-Sq Aledo, TX/Aledo Sr-1L Palestine, TX/Palestine/Arizona Western CC

PRONUNCIATIONS 9 Gyasi Akem 40 Devante Averette 66 Lemaefe Galea’i 75 Chris Grisbhy 98 Ofa Hautau 87 Victor Irokansi 36 Miketavius Jones 58 Daniel Koenig 95 Vili Leveni 50 Josh Mabin 5 Jerel Morrow

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78 Matthew Mucha 22 Juwan Offray 38 Emmanuel Ogbah 86 Jarrell Owens 33 Sione Palelei 18 Ramon Richards 11 Tre Roberts 1 Ra’Shaad Samples 81 Jhajuan Seales 42 Demarcus Sherod 29 Zach Sinor

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GAME NOTES LAST MEETING Dec. 7, 2013 | Boone Pickens Stadium Attendance: 58,520 | TV: ABC

OKLAHOMA 18/15 33 OKLAHOMA STATE 6/6 24 Captains: Parker Graham, Caleb Lavey, Kye Staley, Connor Sinko STILLWATER - Special teams was a key factor in Oklahoma's 33-24 win over Oklahoma State that cost the Cowboys their second Big 12 title in a three-year span. The Sooners scored on a punt return touchdown and on a fake field goal touchdown pass to put themselves in good position, yet the Cowboys scored a touchdown to cap an 89-yard drive and take a 24-20 lead with 1:46 left in the game. However, OU went 66 yards to reclaim the lead at 27-24 with 19 seconds remaining and added a score with no time on the clock as OSU fumbled a lateral in its last-gasp attempt to score. Score by Quarters Oklahoma Oklahoma State Scoring Summary 1st 04:00 OSU 00:18 OU 2nd 08:40 OSU 00:38 OU 3rd 13:18 OSU 02:35 OU 4th 10:01 OU 01:46 OSU 00:19 OU 00:00 OU

Roland, Desmond 1 yd run (Grogan, Ben kick) 10-99 3:49, OU 0 - OSU 7 Saunders 64 yd punt return (Hunnicutt, M. kick) OU 7 - OSU 7 Grogan, Ben 41 yd field goal 5-17 1:34, OU 7 - OSU 10 Hunnicutt, M. 21 yd field goal 15-60 8:02, OU 10 - OSU 10 Roland, D. 15 yd pass from Chelf (Grogan kick) 6-82 1:32, OU 10 - OSU 17 Hunnicutt 8 yd pass from Bothun, G. (Hunnicutt kick) 7-60 2:09, OU 17 - OSU 17 Hunnicutt, M. 39 yd field goal 12-53 5:30, OU 20 - OSU 17 Roland, Desmond 1 yd run (Grogan, Ben kick) 7-89 2:41, OU 20 - OSU 24 Saunders 7 yd pass from Bell (Hunnicutt, M. kick) 8-66 1:27, OU 27 - OSU 24 Striker, Eric 3 yd fumble recovery OU 33 - OSU 24 OU OSU 19 19 40-165 35-200 193 200 33-16-1 35-19-1 73-358 70-400 1-3 0-0 3-71 0-0 4-86 4-69 1-0 1--8 8-36.1 7-37.1 2-0 1-1 5-59 7-59 34:20 25:40 2 of 15 2 of 13 3 of 3 0 of 1 3-3 3-4 1-7 0-0

RUSHING: Oklahoma-Clay, Brennan 24-70; Saunders, Jalen 2-49; Knight, Trevor 11-47; Finch, Roy 1-0; Thompson, K. 2-minus 1. Oklahoma StateRoland, Desmond 21-144; Smith, Jeremy 7-42; Chelf, Clint 5-16; Staley, Kye 1-0; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: Oklahoma-Bell, Blake 10-16-0-140; Thompson, K. 2-9-1-17; Knight, Trevor 3-7-0-28; Bothun, Grant 1-1-0-8. Oklahoma State-Chelf, Clint 19-35-1-200. RECEIVING: Oklahoma-Shepard, S. 7-112; Saunders, Jalen 5-39; Green, Brannon 1-16; Clay, Brennan 1-10; Bester, L. 1-8; Hunnicutt, M. 1-8. Oklahoma State-Stewart, Josh 7-68; Seales, Jhajuan 4-36; Moore, Tracy 2-43; Smith, Jeremy 2-minus 4; Roland, Desmond 2-minus 8; Sheperd, B. 1-38; Moore, Charlie 1-27. INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma-Wilson, Julian 1-0. Oklahoma State-Peterson, Kevin 1-minus 8. FUMBLES: Oklahoma-Knight, Trevor 2-0. Oklahoma State-Roland, Desmond 1-1.

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THE BASICS The Oklahoma State football team (5-6 overall; 3-5 Big 12) travels to Norman for a Bedlam battle with Oklahoma (8-3 overall; 5-3 Big 12) at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. ON THE AIR The game will be televised by Fox Sports 1 with Joe Davis, Joey Harrington and Kris Budden calling the action. The contest will also be carried live on the Cowboy Radio Network, with Dave Hunziker handling play-by-play, John Holcomb providing analysis and Robert Allen reporting from the sideline. Touchdown Radio will be on hand with Taylor Zarzour and Gino Torretta on the call. IN THE POLLS Oklahoma State is unranked. Oklahoma is No. 18 in the Associated Press poll and No. 16 in the Amway Coaches Poll.

AN OKLAHOMA STATE WIN WOULD... • Make the Cowboys bowl-eligible for the ninth straight season, a school record. • Be the Cowboys' first in Norman since a 16-13 victory in 2001. • Improve the Cowboys to 10-10 in their last 20 games against ranked opponents. 1 2 3 4 Score 7 3 7 16 33 • Mark the 16th time that Mike Gundy has coached the Cowboys to victory over a ranked opponent. 7 3 7 7 24 • Be the Cowboys' fifth in their last eight Big 12 road games. • Improve the Cowboys to 16-9 in their last 25 Big 12 road games, dating back to 2009.

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards



Game Notes

COWBOYS NOT TO BE TAKEN LIGHTLY ON THE ROAD Since 2009, Oklahoma State is 19-10 on the road, including a 16-9 mark in road games against Big 12 opponents. NOTABLE STREAKS ENTERING THE OKLAHOMA GAME • The Cowboys have blocked at least one kick in each of the last three games. • Jimmy Bean, James Castleman and Ryan Simmons have all started 24 consecutive games, which equates to starting every game over the past two seasons. • Defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah has at least one sack in each of the last six games. • Dating back to 2005, the Cowboys have won 21 consecutive games when not committing a turnover. • Dating back to the 2008 season, the Cowboys have won 38 of their last 40 games when winning the turnover battle. THE SERIES Oklahoma holds an 83-18-7 advantage over Oklahoma State, including a 39-9-2 mark in Norman. CONNECTIONS • Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy is the older brother of Oklahoma running backs coach Cale Gundy. • Oklahoma State Assistant A.D. for speed, strength and conditioning Rob Glass and Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops served together under Steve Spurrier at Florida from 1996-98, with Glass heading up the Gator strength and conditioning program and Stoops working as defensive coordinator. • Oklahoma State defensive ends coach Joe Bob Clements played defensive end at Kansas State when Oklahoma coaches Bob and Mike Stoops served on the Wildcat staff. Mike Stoops was Clements' position coach from 1994-96. • Oklahoma State receivers coach Kasey Dunn served alongside Oklahoma offensive coordinator Josh Heupel and Oklahoma linebackers coach Tim Kish under then-Arizona head coach and current Oklahoma defensive coordinator Mike Stoops from 2004-06. • Oklahoma State receivers coach Jason Ray and Oklahoma defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery coached together at Wyoming from 2009-10. • Oklahoma State cornerbacks coach Van Malone was a cornerback at Texas while Oklahoma cornerbacks coach Bobby Jack Wright was an assistant coach on the Longhorn staff from 1990-93. • Oklahoma State offensive line coach Bob Connelly served with Oklahoma receivers coach Jay Norvell at UCLA in 2007. Connelly coached the Bruin offensive line and Norvell was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. • Oklahoma State quarterback Daxx Garman was recruited to Arizona by Mike Stoops and his staff. • Oklahoma State defensive end Jordan Brailford and Oklahoma linebacker Dominique Alexander come from the same Booker T. Washington HS program in Tulsa. • Oklahoma State running back Corey Bennett and Oklahoma guard Dylan Hartsook and defensive back Dylan Briggs all played at Choctaw HS outside of Oklahoma City. • Oklahoma State cornerback Ashton Lampkin and Oklahoma linebacker Rashod Favors were teammates at Dunbar HS in Fort Worth. • Oklahoma State receiver Christian Schroeder and Oklahoma defensive tackle Chase Frazier both attended Grapevine HS in Grapevine, Texas. • Oklahoma State quarterback Daxx Garman and Oklahoma cornerback Cortez Johnson were teammates at Arizona. • Oklahoma State offensive lineman Lemaefe Galea'i and Oklahoma offensive lineman Nila Kasitati both attended Trinity HS in Euless, Texas.

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GAME NOTES • Oklahoma State safety Dylan Harding and kicker Kevin King both attended Jenks HS outside of Tulsa, which also produced Oklahoma safeties Brandon Kitchens and Steven Parker, running back Alex Ross and receiver Jordan Smallwood. • Oklahoma State receiver Austin Hays was a teammate of Oklahoma quarterback Trevor Knight and Sooner tight end Connor Knight at Ronald Reagan HS in San Antonio, Texas. • Oklahoma State cornerback Chris Hardeman and receiver Keenen Brown were teammates of Oklahoma Ogbonnia Okoronkwo at Alief Taylor HS in Houston. • Oklahoma State kicker Matt Hockett and Oklahoma linebacker Cade Parker were teammates at Norman HS. • Oklahoma State defensive end Victor Irokansi and Oklahoma running back Samaje Perine were teammates at Hendrickson HS in Pflugerville, Texas. • Oklahoma State receiver Jhajuan Seales and Oklahoma defensive tackle Matthew Romar both attended Memorial HS in Port Arthur, Texas. • Oklahoma State defensive end Sam Wren and Oklahoma offensive lineman Dionte Savage were teammates at Arizona Western CC. • Oklahoma State cornerback Archibald Ocloo-Lee and Oklahoma defensive tackle Kane Snowden and safety Brian Walker all attended Westmoore HS in Moore, Okla. LAST YEAR'S MEETING - OKLAHOMA 33, OKLAHOMA STATE 24 Special teams was a key factor in Oklahoma's 33-24 win over Oklahoma State that cost the Cowboys their second Big 12 title in a threeyear span. The Sooners scored on a punt return touchdown and on a fake field goal touchdown pass to put themselves in good position, yet the Cowboys scored a touchdown to cap an 89-yard drive and take a 24-20 lead with 1:46 left in the game. However, OU went 66 yards to reclaim the lead at 27-24 with 19 seconds remaining and added a score with no time on the clock by returning an OSU fumble on a lateral on the Cowboys' last-gasp attempt to score.

MEMORABLE OKLAHOMA STATE WINS OVER OKLAHOMA 2001: Oklahoma State 16, No. 4 Oklahoma 13 (in Norman) The Oklahoma State football team pulled off one of its most memorable wins in recent memory by toppling No. 4 Oklahoma, 16-13, in Norman in 2001. The win derailed the Sooners' chances of defending the national championship they won the previous season. Making the game even more remarkable is the fact that it was a true freshman quarterback in Josh Fields who led the Cowboys to victory over the heavily-favored Sooners. Fields entered the game in Oklahoma State's fourth offensive series and went on to pass for 231 yards and connect on all five of his pass attempts on the game-winning drive, which was highlighted by a 31-yard strike to T.D. Bryant in which Bryant took the ball away from All-America safety Roy Williams and set up the very next play, a 14-yard Fields-to-Rashaun Woods touchdown pass that gave the Cowboys a 16-13 advantage with 1:36 left. The OSU defense was remarkable, holding OU to 220 yards of offense - zero rushing. To put that into perspective, the Cowboys entered the game having allowed an average of 477.7 yards over their previous six games and surrendered 517 yards the previous week against Baylor. 2002: Oklahoma State 38, No. 3 Oklahoma 28 (in Stillwater) The goal posts came down in Stillwater after Oklahoma State beat No. 3 Oklahoma for the second straight season, this time by a 38-28 margin. The Sooners entered with a 10-1 record and had aspirations of playing in the national championship game entering the contest, but the Cowboys were the far superior team that day, rolling to touchdowns on four of their first five possessions and amassing 506 yards of offense in the contest. OSU held a commanding 35-6 lead in the third quarter before OU could muster any kind of sustained production. Cowboy quarterback Josh Fields threw for 357 yards and four touchdowns and receiver Rashaun Woods dominated the OU secondary, catching 12 passes for a then-school record 226 yards. "We thought we could score of every possession. We had a lot of fun out there today," Fields said after the game. The win marked the second straight for OSU over its Bedlam rival, as the Pokes stunned the fourth-ranked Sooners in Norman the previous season. 2011: No. 3 Oklahoma State 44, No. 13 Oklahoma 10 (in Stillwater) The day that Oklahoma State had been waiting for presented itself and the Cowboys took full advantage by throttling No. 13 Oklahoma, 44-10, to clinch their first-ever outright Big 12 conference championship and BCS-bowl appearance. The Pokes held a 24-0 lead late in the second quarter that ballooned to a 44-3 advantage before the Sooners scored a meaningless touchdown with 2:25 remaining in the game. The Cowboy defense was the aggressor and disrupted Sooner quarterback Landry Jones all game long, sacking the OU signal-caller three times, picking him off twice and forcing him into two lost fumbles. Jones finished 27-of-50 for 250 yards with no touchdowns. Linebacker Alex Elkins forced a second-quarter fumble by Jones that was recovered by defensive end Jamie Blatnick and returned 59 yards to the Sooner one-yard line, then punched in for a score by running back Joseph Randle on the very next play. Later in the third quarter, defensive end Richetti Jones picked up a second Jones fumble and rumbled in five yards for a touchdown. Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden didn’t put up his most spectacular numbers of the year in the contest, thanks largely to the fact that he only had to throw the ball one time in the fourth quarter because the Cowboy running game was dominant. Joseph Randle carried 19 times for 51 yards and two touchdowns and Jeremy Smith went for 119 yards on 10 carries with two scores of his own.



AP POLL, WEEK 15 RK TEAM 1 Alabama (25) 2 Florida State (29) 3 Oregon (5) 4 TCU 5 Baylor 6 Ohio State 7 Michigan State 8 Arizona 9 Kansas State 10 Mississippi State 11 Wisconsin 12 Georgia Tech 13 Ole Miss 14 Missouri 15 Georgia 16 UCLA 17 Arizona State 18 Oklahoma 19 Clemson 20 Auburn 21 Louisville 22 Boise State 23 LSU 24 Utah 25 Nebraska

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PTS 1426 1423 1391 1274 1243 1192 1048 1027 995 944 910 823 753 740 606 512 495 485 418 358 346 265 145 79 64

Others receiving votes: USC 61, Minnesota 47, Duke 22, Marshall 22, Memphis 21, Colorado State 18, Air Force 7, West Virginia 4, Stanford 4, Northern Illinois 3, UCF 3, Cincinnati 1

AMWAY COACHES POLL, WEEK 15 RK TEAM 1 Alabama (28) 2 Florida State (28) 3 Oregon (6) 4 TCU 5 Baylor 6 Ohio State 7 Michigan State 8 Arizona 9 Kansas State 10 Mississippi State 11 Wisconsin 12 Georgia Tech 13 Missouri 14 Ole Miss 15 Georgia 16 Oklahoma 17 UCLA 18 Arizona State 19 Clemson 20 Louisville 21 Auburn 22 Boise State 23 Nebraska 24 LSU 25 Minnesota

RECORD 11-1 12-0 11-1 10-1 10-1 11-1 10-2 10-2 9-2 10-2 10-2 10-2 10-2 9-3 9-3 8-3 9-3 9-3 9-3 9-3 8-4 10-2 9-3 8-4 8-4

PTS 1507 1489 1458 1339 1300 1269 1136 1050 1037 979 955 867 820 709 590 582 517 486 439 395 361 253 166 87 86

Others receiving votes: Utah 59, USC 52, Duke 50, Marshall 22, Colorado State 21, Cincinnati 18, Northern Illinois 15, Memphis 10, Stanford 9, Air Force 7, Louisiana Tech 5, UCF 3, Arkansas 2

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GAME NOTES STATE OF THE PROGRAM The Oklahoma State football program has risen to a new level of national prominence in recent years. A look: MOST WINS, 2008-14 1. Alabama 2. Oregon 3. Boise State 4. Ohio State 5. Florida State 6. Oklahoma 7. LSU 8. TCU 9. Stanford 10. Oklahoma State

83-10 79-13 77-12 74-16 73-20 71-20 69-22 68-20 66-25 64-25

CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH A BOWL GAME Oklahoma State has appeared in a school-record eight consecutive bowl games, which marks the 13th-longest active streak in the nation. The list: Consecutive Team Bowl Appearances 1. Florida State 32 2. Virginia Tech 21 3. Georgia 17 3. Georgia Tech 17 5. Oklahoma 15 6. LSU 14 7. Boise State 12 7. Wisconsin 12 9. Alabama 10 10. BYU 9 10. Clemson 9 10. Oregon 9 13. Oklahoma State 8 14. Michigan State 7 15. Nebraska 6 15. Northern Illinois 6 15. Pittsburgh 6 15. South Carolina 6 19. Ohio 5 19. Stanford 5 19. Texas A&M 5

BIG 12 RECORD - CONFERENCE GAMES, 2008-14 Only two teams in the Big 12 have posted a winning record against the league every season since 2008, Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. West Virginia and TCU were not counted in these totals, as they joined the Big 12 in 2012. OU OSU UT KSU BU TTU ISU KU

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total 7-1 5-3 6-2 6-3 8-1 7-2 5-3 44-15 5-3 6-2 6-2 8-1 5-4 7-2 3-5 40-19 7-1 8-0 2-6 4-5 5-4 7-2 5-4 38-22 2-6 4-4 3-5 7-2 8-1 5-4 7-1 36-23 2-6 1-7 4-4 6-3 4-5 8-1 7-1 32-27 7-1 5-3 3-5 2-7 4-5 4-5 2-7 27-33 0-8 3-5 3-5 3-6 3-6 2-7 0-8 14-45 4-4 1-7 1-7 0-9 0-9 1-8 1-8 8-52

Team Notes LAST TIME OUT - NO. 6 BAYLOR 49, OKLAHOMA STATE 28 Debuting true freshman quarterback Mason Rudolph playing most of the game behind an offensive line consisting of three freshmen and a sophomore, Oklahoma State lost a 49-28 decision in a driving rain storm to No. 6 Baylor in Waco. Baylor jumped the Cowboys immediately and held a 14-0 lead less than three minutes into the game after a pair of long touchdown passes. OSU responded by dropping safeties back, which set the stage for the Bears to be able to rush for 317 yards and five touchdowns in the contest. Still, OSU hung around and when running back Rennie Childs punched in a two-yard touchdown run with 10:44 left in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys had the ball and were within one score of turning it into a one-possession game with plenty of time to do further damage. However, OSU turned the ball over with 5:02 remaining and Baylor converted that into the touchdown drive that essentially put the game away. STANDOUTS VS. BAYLOR Offense QB Mason Rudolph | Freshman | 6-4 | 217 | Rock Hill, SC Playing the first game of his collegiate career, true freshman quarterback Mason Rudolph completed 13-of-25 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns for the best debut for a Cowboy signal caller in school history. With Baylor holding all the momentum late in the first half, Rudolph calmly engineered a 10-play, 75-yard drive that spanned 4:17 and was capped by an eight-yard touchdown pass to David Glidden with one second remaining in the half to keep the Cowboys in it. Baylor re-secured momentum early in the fourth quarter before Rudolph struck again with a 68-yard touchdown pass to fellow freshman James Washington. Rudolph then marched the Cowboys 70 yards in five plays to set up another touchdown on the next drive to further threaten the heavily-favored Bears before BU went on to seal its win. On his 13 completions, Rudolph passed for more yards (281) than Baylor's Heisman Trophy candidate Bryce Petty did on 18 completions (262). WR James Washington | Freshman | 6-0 | 193 | Stamford, TX James Washington enjoyed the most productive day for an Oklahoma State freshman receiver since Dez Bryant when he made four catches for 114 yards and a touchdown against a Baylor defense that entered the game ranked 14th nationally in total defense. Highlighted by a 68-yard touchdown reception early in the fourth quarter, Washington's 114 receiving yards were the third-most ever for an OSU freshman, trailing only Bryant's 155 yards vs. Kansas and 117 yards vs. Indiana in 2007. Washington joined Bryant, Marcellus Rivers and Hart Lee Dykes as the only freshmen in OSU history to post a 100-yard receiving day. Defense LB Ryan Simmons | Junior | 6-0 | 235 | Cibolo, TX Linebacker Ryan Simmons led all players with 13 tackles and added a tackle for loss and a pass breakup. Of Simmons' 13 tackles, 11 were of the solo variety. He was the leader of an OSU defense that limited Baylor's passing attack to 92 yards less than its season average entering the game. Special Teams P Kip Smith | Senior | 6-1 | 235 | Broomfield, CO Senior Kip Smith punted eight times for 347 yards in the game (43.4 yards per punt). He was a key figure in OSU averaging 40.9 net yards per punt in the game. His eight punts resulted in no punt return yards for the Bears. BLOCKED KICKS PART OF OSU'S ARSENAL Oklahoma State leads the nation with six blocked kicks this year, a mark that ties the 2000 season for most blocked kicks in a single season. Of those six blocks, three came in a single game against Missouri State. Safety Jordan Sterns blocked a punt, defensive tackle James Castleman blocked a PAT attempt and defensive tackle Ofa Hautau blocked a field goal attempt against the Bears, with all of those blocks coming in the first half of that contest. Three blocked kicks in a game set a Big 12 record and marked only the second time in NCAA history that a team blocked a PAT, field goal and punt in the same game. Oregon State accomplished the feat in 1996 against USC. OKLAHOMA STATE'S BLOCKED KICKS IN 2014 Jordan Sterns blocked punt vs. Missouri State James Castleman blocked PAT attempt vs. Missouri State Ofa Hautau blocked field goal attempt vs. Missouri State Jordan Sterns blocked punt at Kansas State James Castleman blocked PAT attempt vs. Texas James Castleman blocked field goal at Baylor MOST BLOCKED KICKS IN A SEASON, SCHOOL HISTORY 1. 8 1971 2. 6 2014 6 2000 4. 5 1980 5 1967

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GAME NOTES CASTLEMAN THE BLOCKED KICK LEADER Oklahoma State is the best team in the nation at blocking kicks and James Castleman is perhaps the best player in the nation at blocking kicks, evidenced by the fact that he leads the country with three blocks this season. Castleman has excelled in this area the past two seasons, as he has gotten a hand on five kicks the last two seasons. His five career blocked kicks ties him with Chris Massey atop the all-time Oklahoma State list. A closer look:

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CASTLEMAN'S CAREER BLOCKED KICKS 2013 Blocked field goal attempt at West Virginia 2013 Blocked PAT attempt at Iowa State 2014 Blocked PAT attempt vs. Missouri State 2014 Blocked PAT attempt vs. Texas 2014 Blocked field goal attempt at Baylor MOST BLOCKED KICKS IN OSU HISTORY Career Leaders 1. 5 James Castleman 2011-14 5 Chris Massey 1999-02 3. 4 Fath' Carter 2000-03 4 Rod Warner 1971 5. 3 Leslie O'Neal 1982-85 3 Dean Prater 1978-80 Single-Season Leaders 1. 4 Rod Warner 2. 3 James Castleman 3 Fath' Carter 3 Dean Prater 5. 2 By 13, last by James Castleman

1971 2014 2000 1978 2013

NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS AN OSU STAPLE Non-offensive touchdowns have been a regular part of the Oklahoma State attack in recent years, as the Cowboys have 29 non-offensive scores since the start of the 2010 season - a mark that ranks second in the nation during that span. With four non-offensive touchdowns in 2014 (Ashton Lampkin returned an interception for a touchdown against UTSA, Tyreek Hill took kickoffs to paydirt against Iowa State and Kansas and Ramon Richards returned an interception for a score at Kansas State), the trend continues. NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS, NCAA LEADERS SINCE 2010 1. Oregon..................................... 31 2. Oklahoma State...................... 29 3. Utah......................................... 28 4. Florida...................................... 25 5. Missouri................................... 25 5. Oklahoma................................ 23 5. Toledo...................................... 23 SPECIAL TEAMS PERFORMING AT A HIGH LEVEL Special teams have long been a strength for Oklahoma State under Mike Gundy. This year's squad leads the nation in blocked kicks. Additionally, OSU is one of only nine schools in the nation with two kickoff returns for touchdowns, ranks 12th nationally in field goals made per game and ranks among the better teams in the country in net punting, punt return defense and kickoff return defense. PUNT COVERAGE UNIT GETTING IT DONE Oklahoma State has been solid when it comes to covering punts, as the Cowboys allow only 3.29 yards per punt return to rank 10th nationally. The Cowboys allowed a 31-yard punt return against UTSA, but OSU's other 69 punts have yielded a total of only 48 return yards (0.70 average). Consequently, OSU's net punting average is 40.16, which is second in the Big 12 and ranks 17th in the nation. FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER PUNT RETURN, SINGLE SEASON AT OSU 1. 3.29.......................................... 2014 2. 4.10.......................................... 1982 3. 4.93.......................................... 1988 4. 5.12.......................................... 1987 5. 5.35.......................................... 1984 FEWEST PUNT RETURN YARDS ALLOWED, SINGLE SEASON AT OSU 1. 69............................................. 1988 2. 79............................................. 2014 3. 82............................................. 1982 82............................................. 1987 5. 85............................................. 2008 6. 107........................................... 1984



A total of 21 Oklahoma State products are on NFL rosters. The list includes four Pro Bowlers, receiver Dez Bryant of the Dallas Cowboys, offensive lineman Russell Okung of the Seattle Seahawks, defensive end Antonio Smith of the Oakland Raiders and defensive tackle Kevin Williams of the Seattle Seahawks. Also notable are the most accurate kicker in Dallas Cowboys history, Dan Bailey, and one of the most prolific pass-catching tight ends in the NFL, Brandon Pettigrew of the Detroit Lions. The complete list: Player Team

Position

Dan Bailey

Dallas Cowboys

K

Calvin Barnett

Cleveland Browns (PS)

DT

Justin Blackmon

Jacksonville Jaguars

WR

Michael Bowie

Cleveland Browns

OL

Dez Bryant

Dallas Cowboys

WR

Perrish Cox

San Francisco 49ers

CB

Shamiel Gary

Chicago Bears

S

Justin Gilbert

Cleveland Browns

CB

Corey Hilliard

Detroit Lions

OL

Kendall Hunter

San Francisco 49ers

RB

Charlie Johnson

Minnesota Vikings

OL

Orie Lemon

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

LB

Russell Okung

Seattle Seahawks

OL

Tyler Patmon

Dallas Cowboys

CB

Brandon Pettigrew

Detroit Lions

TE

Joseph Randle

Dallas Cowboys

RB

Antonio Smith

Oakland Raiders

DE

Josh Stewart

Tennessee Titans

WR

Lane Taylor

Green Bay Packers

OL

Brandon Weeden

Dallas Cowboys

QB

Kevin Williams

Seattle Seahawks

DL

(PS) - Practice squad

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DEFENSIVE LINE AN AREA OF STRENGTH The Oklahoma State defensive line has combined to record 41.5 of OSU's 78 tackles for loss and 20.5 of OSU's 29 sacks this season. Thanks in no small part to the defensive line, the Cowboys average 2.64 sacks per game and are third in the Big 12 and 22nd nationally with 7.1 tackles for loss per contest. The Cowboys' 2.64 sacks per game far exceeds last year's average of 1.92 sacks per contest and is good for fourth in the Big 12. A look at the disruption caused by defensive linemen behind the line of scrimmage through 11 games: Tackles for Loss Sacks PBU QBH Blocked Kicks Emmanuel Ogbah, DE................................. 16.5.............................11.0........................5........................3............................ 0 Jimmy Bean, DE........................................... 6.0...............................3.5.........................1........................5............................ 0 James Castleman, DT.................................. 5.0...............................2.0.........................2........................3............................ 3 Sam Wren, DE.............................................. 5.0...............................1.0.........................0........................3............................ 0 Ofa Hautau, DT............................................ 3.0...............................1.0.........................0........................2............................ 1 Vili Leveni, DT.............................................. 3.0...............................1.0.........................0........................1............................ 0 Victor Irokansi, DE........................................ 1.0...............................1.0.........................0........................0............................ 0 Vincent Taylor, DT......................................... 1.0...............................0.0.........................0........................0............................ 0 Trace Clark, DE............................................ 1.0...............................0.0.........................0........................1............................ 0 Total............................................................. 41.5.............................20.5........................8.......................18........................... 4

Since 2009, Oklahoma State has six first-round NFL Draft picks, a total that leads the Big 12 and trails only Alabama, Florida and LSU nationally. A closer look: OSU’S FIRST-ROUND PICKS SINCE 2009 Year Rd. Pick Player Team Pos. 2009 1 20 Brandon Pettigrew Lions TE 2010 1 6 Russell Okung Seahawks T 1 24 Dez Bryant Cowboys WR 2012 1 5 Justin Blackmon Jaguars WR 1 22 Brandon Weeden Browns QB 2014 1 8 Justin Gilbert Browns CB FIRST-ROUND PICKS SINCE 2009 (BIG 12) 1. Oklahoma State 6 2. Baylor 5 Oklahoma 5 4. Texas 3 5. TCU 2 West Virginia 2 7. Kansas State 1 Texas Tech 1 9. Iowa State 0 Kansas 0 FIRST-ROUND PICKS SINCE 2009 (NATIONAL) 1. Alabama 2. Florida 3. LSU 4. Oklahoma State Florida State Missouri North Carolina Texas A&M USC 10. Baylor Georgia Ohio State Oklahoma Tennessee 15. Auburn California Illinois Louisville Notre Dame Wisconsin

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DEFENSIVE SUCCESS ON FOURTH DOWN Oklahoma State ranks third in the Big 12 and 20th nationally in fourth down conversion percentage defense by allowing opponents to convert on only 35.7 percent of their fourth down attempts (5-for-14). GETTING POINTS IN THE RED ZONE Oklahoma State's offense stacks up favorably when it comes to cashing red zone trips into points. OSU leads the Big 12 and is ninth nationally by scoring on 91.4 percent of its offensive red zone trips (32-of-35). PROTECTING THE BALL The Oklahoma State offense dedicates a period of every practice to working on ball security and it appears that time is paying off. The Cowboys have lost only four fumbles this year, a mark that leads the Big 12 and ranks fourth nationally. OFFENSIVE BALANCE LIES IN BALL DISTRIBUTION The most consistent theme of the Mike Gundy era at Oklahoma State is balanced offense. The Cowboys have been able to gash teams in a variety of ways since Gundy took over in 2005. What does that balance look like in 2014? Perhaps it lies in ball distribution. A look at how evenly-distributed Oklahoma State's offense has been, especially in the passing game: TEAM LEADERS, RECEIVING YARDS G...............No..............Yds............. Avg.............. TD.............. Long............. Avg/G David Glidden..................................... 11...............39.............549.............14.1...............2................. 55.................49.9 Brandon Sheperd............................... 11...............27.............483.............17.9...............2................. 87.................43.9 Tyreek Hill........................................... 11...............25.............259.............10.4...............1................. 50.................23.5 James Washington............................. 11...............24.............398.............16.6...............5................. 68.................36.2 Marcell Ateman................................... 11...............20.............268.............13.4...............0................. 43.................24.4 Jhajuan Seales...................................10...............17.............258.............15.2...............3................. 43.................25.8 DEFENSIVE BENCHMARKS Oklahoma State's defensive coaches look at multiple factors when judging their own defense, but high on the priority list are the following: forcing turnovers, yards per play allowed, third down percentage, rush defense and minimizing big plays. A look at how the Cowboys are doing in those areas: Opponent Turnovers Forced Oppt. Yards/Play 3rd Down Defense Rush Defense Big Plays (20 yards+) vs. Florida State.................2..................................6.7............................. 4-for-14................................106.....................................6 vs. Missouri State..............0..................................5.8............................. 4-for-14................................155.....................................5 vs. UTSA............................1..................................3.2............................. 3-for-17.................................73......................................2 vs. Texas Tech...................3..................................5.6............................. 8-for-17................................ 112.....................................4 vs. Iowa State....................0..................................4.5............................ 10-for-20...............................122.....................................2 at Kansas...........................1..................................4.9............................. 4-for-18.................................91......................................6 at TCU...............................1..................................8.2............................. 7-for-15................................261.....................................9 vs. West Virginia................0..................................6.1............................. 9-for-18................................210.....................................5 at Kansas State.................1..................................6.4............................. 5-for-12................................134.....................................5 vs. Texas............................0..................................5.7............................ 11-for-19...............................125.....................................4 at Baylor............................2..................................6.7............................. 7-for-14................................317.....................................4 PER POSSESSION The Oklahoma State defense faces a challenge in that it is partnered with an offense that plays at such a tempo that it ends up spending more time on the field than most defenses. As a result, statistics such as total defense, points allowed, rushing yards allowed and passing yards allowed are not true indicators of how the Cowboy defense performs in a given game. A per-possession analysis of the OSU defense: Oppt. Oppt. Oppt. Oppt. Oppt. Possessions Yards Yds/Possession Points* Points/Possession vs. Florida State.......................... 15............................. 476.............................. 31.73.............................. 31..................................2.07 vs. Missouri State....................... 12............................. 374.............................. 31.16.............................. 23..................................1.92 vs. UTSA..................................... 16............................. 206.............................. 12.86.............................. 13..................................0.81 vs. Texas Tech............................ 16............................. 506.............................. 31.63.............................. 35..................................2.19 vs. Iowa State............................. 12............................. 322.............................. 26.83.............................. 20..................................1.67 at Kansas.................................... 15............................. 379.............................. 25.27.............................. 20..................................1.33 at TCU........................................ 15............................. 676.............................. 45.07.............................. 42..................................2.80

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GAME NOTES vs. West Virginia......................... 13............................. 448.............................. 34.46.............................. 27..................................2.07 at Kansas State.......................... 13............................. 421.............................. 32.38.............................. 41..................................3.15 vs. Texas..................................... 12............................. 430.............................. 35.83.............................. 28..................................2.33 at Baylor..................................... 14............................. 579.............................. 41.36.............................. 49..................................3.50 * Non-offensive touchdowns not counted THE NEXT GENERATION IS NOW If not the youngest team in the country, Oklahoma State is certainly among the youngest. The Cowboys' opening day depth chart included 32 freshmen and sophomores (most in the nation) and OSU returned only 54.3 percent of its lettermen from 2013 (the lowest percentage in the nation). Through 11 games, 22 freshmen have played for Oklahoma State. Of those 22 freshmen, 10 are true freshmen. Six freshmen have started for the Cowboys this season. FRESHMEN WHO HAVE PLAYED FOR OSU IN 2014 Gyasi Akem................................... Linebacker.................................................................True Freshman Dawson Bassett............................. Tight End..............................................................Redshirt Freshman Zachary Crabtree*......................... Offensive Line......................................................Redshirt Freshman Darius Curry.................................. Cornerback..........................................................Redshirt Freshman Chris Hardeman............................ Cornerback................................................................True Freshman Dylan Harding................................ Safety.........................................................................True Freshman Ben Hughes................................... Defensive Tackle..................................................Redshirt Freshman Tre Flowers*.................................. Safety...................................................................Redshirt Freshman Chris Lacy...................................... Receiver.....................................................................True Freshman Brad Lundblade*............................ Offensive Line............................................................True Freshman Vili Leveni...................................... Defensive Tackle..................................................Redshirt Freshman Jerel Morrow.................................. Safety...................................................................Redshirt Freshman Juwan Offray................................. Cornerback................................................................True Freshman Justin Phillips................................. Linebacker.................................................................True Freshman Ramon Richards*.......................... Cornerback................................................................True Freshman Jesse Robinson............................. Offensive Line......................................................Redshirt Freshman Mason Rudolph*............................ Quarterback...............................................................True Freshman Ra'Shaad Samples........................ Receiver...............................................................Redshirt Freshman Kaleb Smith................................... Long Snapper......................................................Redshirt Freshman Vincent Taylor................................ Defensive Tackle..................................................Redshirt Freshman Kirk Tucker..................................... Linebacker.................................................................True Freshman James Washington*....................... Receiver.....................................................................True Freshman * Started at least one game OSU'S NON-SENIORS ARE PRODUCING On the year, 2,552 of Oklahoma State's 2,555 receiving yards have come from non-seniors (99.9 pct.) Though not quite as pronounced, it's similar on defense, where 598 of OSU's 774 tackles have been recorded by non-seniors (77.3 pct.) LEAST EXPERIENCED TEAM IN THE NATION According to research done by polling football sports information directors around the country, it was found that Oklahoma State leads the nation in freshmen and sophomores on its 2014 opening day depth chart. The list: MOST FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ON OPENING DAY DEPTH CHART Oklahoma State..............................32 Tulane.............................................32 Alabama.........................................29 Colorado.........................................28 Wake Forest...................................28 Pitt..................................................28 Tennessee......................................28 Texas A&M......................................27 Arkansas.........................................27 Arkansas State...............................27 ROSTER ANALYSIS - RETURNING STARTERS AND LETTERMEN Only eight players on the OSU roster - defensive tackle James Castleman, defensive end Jimmy Bean, linebacker Ryan Simmons, receiver Jhajuan Seales, offensive linemen Chris Grisbhy and Daniel Koenig, cornerback Kevin Peterson and running back Desmond Roland - have more than 13 career starts (the equivalent to one complete season). That group of eight players combined for 112 career starts entering 2014. The rest of the OSU roster combined for 32 career starts entering 2014. Only 12 players on the 2014 active roster have more than one career letter to their name. NEW BEGINNINGS According to research done by Phil Steele, Oklahoma State has the lowest percentage of returning lettermen from 2013 of any team in the country. The top 10, according to Steele: Returning Lost Pct. Oklahoma State............................38.......................32....................54.29% Louisiana Tech................................36.......................29....................55.38% Kansas............................................32.......................25....................56.14% Western Michigan...........................26.......................20....................56.52% Arizona State..................................37.......................28....................56.92% Georgia State.................................35.......................25....................58.33%



COWBOY OFFENSE NOTEBOOK Oklahoma State installed its current offensive system prior to the 2010 season and the results have been spectacular. Some offensive highlights: • Oklahoma State is the only team to rank in the top 10 nationally each year from 2010 through 2012 in total offense, scoring offense and passing offense. • Oklahoma State was the only team in the nation to average more than seven yards per play in both 2011 and 2012. SCORING PER GAME, 2010-PRESENT Team Total Points Total Games 1. Oregon 3043 65 2. Baylor 2801 63 3. Oklahoma State 2601 63 4. Boise State 2532 64 5. Texas A&M 2480 64 6. Florida State 2525 67 7. Wisconsin 2474 66 8. Oklahoma 2390 64 9. Northern Illinois 2530 68 10. Houston 2283 62

Avg 46.82 44.46 41.29 39.56 38.75 37.69 37.48 37.34 37.21 36.82

YARDS PER PLAY, 2010-PRESENT Team Yards Plays Avg. 1. Oregon 35023 4943 7.09 2. Baylor 35679 5072 7.03 3. Alabama 29343 4290 6.84 4. Wisconsin 29907 4444 6.73 5. Florida State 29159 4423 6.59 6. Northern Illinois 32057 4904 6.54 7. Oklahoma State 30924 4740 6.52 8. Texas A&M 31768 4908 6.47 9. Boise State 30469 4723 6.45 10. Houston 29667 4733 6.27 TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS, 2010-PRESENT Team Yards Games Avg. 1. Baylor 35679 63 566.33 2. Oregon 35023 65 538.82 3. Texas A&M 31768 64 496.38 4. Oklahoma State 30924 63 490.86 5. Texas Tech 30764 63 488.32 6. Oklahoma 30732 64 480.19 7. Nevada 30655 64 478.98 8. Houston 29667 62 478.50 9. Northern Illinois 32057 68 471.43 10. Arizona 29595 63 469.76 PASSING OFFENSE LEADERS, 2010-PRESENT Team Total Yards Games Avg. 1. Texas Tech 22238 63 352.98 2. Washington State 21243 61 348.25 3. Baylor 21055 63 334.21 4. Houston 20161 62 325.18 5. Oklahoma State 20000 63 317.46 6. Texas A&M 19767 64 308.86 7. Oklahoma 18739 64 292.80 8. Fresno State 18492 64 288.94 9. Troy 17519 61 287.20 10. Hawai'i 18207 64 284.48



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GAME NOTES COWBOY OFFENSE NOTEBOOK EXPLOSIVE PLAYS (20 YARDS OR LONGER), 2010-PRESENT Team 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total 1. Oregon 82 88 80 105 87 442 2. Baylor 69 94 86 112 67 428 3. Oklahoma State 75 96 92 85 49 397 4. Florida State 61 61 78 109 68 377 5. Texas A&M 56 63 100 95 62 376 6. Houston 60 109 73 70 49 361 6. Northern Illinois 77 79 73 78 54 361 8. Alabama 66 71 76 74 73 360 9. Georgia 62 62 90 81 61 356 10. Arizona State 56 73 72 86 68 355 While success in the passing game has become one of Oklahoma State’s calling cards in recent years, it has been the Cowboys’ ability to run the ball effectively that makes the OSU offense as explosive as it is. Consider the following from the Mike Gundy era (2005-present): FIRST-TEAM ALL-BIG 12 RUNNING BACKS 2007 Dantrell Savage (Coaches and Associated Press) 2008 Kendall Hunter (Coaches and Associated Press) 2009 Keith Toston (Coaches) 2010 Kendall Hunter (Coaches and Associated Press) 2011 Joseph Randle (Associated Press) 2012

Joseph Randle (Coaches and Associated Press)

1,000-YARD RUSHERS 2007 Dantrell Savage 2008 Kendall Hunter 2009 Keith Toston 2010 Kendall Hunter 2011 Joseph Randle

1,272 yards 1,555 yards 1,218 yards 1,548 yards 1,216 yards

2012

1,417 yards

Joseph Randle

TEAM RUSHING OFFENSE Year Rushing YPG Big 12 Rank NCAA Rank 2006 208.0 1 7 2007 243.2 1 8 2008 245.5 1 8 2009 187.8 1 22 2010 174.4 4 36 2011 158.6 9 51 2012 215.3 2 21 2013 171.9 5 63 2014 137.5 8 98 FEWEST SACKS ALLOWED Year Sacks Allowed/Gm. Big 12 Rank NCAA Rank 2006 1.38 2 19 2007 0.85 1 3 2008 1.23 4 17 2009 0.92 1 6 2010 0.85 1 6 2011 0.77 3 7 2012 0.92 1 9 2013 1.08 1 9 2014 3.18 10 115

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New Mexico State...........................37.......................26....................58.73% Boston College...............................35.......................24....................59.32% Tennessee......................................43.......................29....................59.72% Kansas State..................................42.......................28....................60.00%

Offensive Player Notes ABOUT DAXX GARMAN Now in his third year in the Oklahoma State program, Daxx Garman is a capable passer. He also has an interesting back story. Before making his collegiate debut against Missouri State on Sept. 6, Garman had been on the sidelines since 2009. After completing 69 percent of his passes for 2,500 yards at Jones HS just outside of Oklahoma City that season, Garman's family moved to Texas, where he enrolled at Southlake Carroll HS but was unable to play in 2010 due to transfer restrictions. Even without playing as a senior, Garman was a three-star prospect who signed with Arizona. After spending the 2011 season in the desert, he transferred to Oklahoma State in the summer of 2012 and sat out another year in accordance with NCAA transfer rules. He was eligible to play for the Cowboys in 2013, but did not see the field due to the presence of All-Big 12 performer Clint Chelf and J.W. Walsh. Garman's father, Pat, was a standout baseball player who played collegiately for Cal State Fullerton before going on to a professional career that included a two-year stop with the Tulsa Drillers, the double-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers. GARMAN COMFORTABLE IN TAKING HIS SHOTS Daxx Garman is 24th nationally in yards per completion (13.43). A look at his standing in those areas among Big 12 signal callers: YARDS PER COMPLETION, BIG 12 LEADERS Rank Player.............................................................. Cl............G.......... Att.........Com............Yds......... Yds/Comp 1 Bryce Petty, Baylor..........................................Sr............ 10..........337.........200.......... 2,893...........14.465 2 Jake Waters, Kansas State.............................Sr............ 11..........322.........209.......... 2,863......13.69856459 3 Trevor Knight, Oklahoma................................ So............ 9...........279.........162.......... 2,197.......13.5617284 4 Daxx Garman, Oklahoma State.................... Jr............. 9...........277.........152.......... 2,041......13.42763158 5 Trevone Boykin, TCU...................................... Jr............ 11..........420.........249.......... 3,254......13.06827309 6 Micheal Cummings, Kansas............................ Jr............ 12..........244.........137.......... 1,715......12.51824818 7 Clint Trickett, West Virginia..............................Sr............ 11..........419.........281.......... 3,285...... 11.69039146 8 Tyrone Swoopes, Texas................................. So........... 12..........359.........211........... 2,352...... 11.14691943 9 Sam B. Richardson, Iowa State...................... Jr............ 10..........411..........238.......... 2,517......10.57563025 DAXX'S DEBUT After not taking a live snap since his junior year of high school in 2009, Daxx Garman stepped in for an injured J.W. Walsh during the first quarter of Oklahoma State's home opener against Missouri State on Sept. 6 and helped lead the Cowboys to a 40-23 victory by completing 16-of-26 passes for 244 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Garman was on the field for nine series, six of which resulted in scores, a seventh resulted in a missed field goal and the final two resulted in OSU losing the ball on downs and punting as it was attempting to run out the clock at the end of the fourth quarter. ABOUT MASON RUDOLPH True freshman quarterback Mason Rudolph finished high school early in order to enroll at Oklahoma State for the spring semester and participate in practice with the Cowboys. Tabbed by both Rivals.com and ESPN.com as a top-10 pro-style quarterback nationally, Rudolph completed 73 percent of his passes for 4,377 yards with 41 touchdowns and only seven interceptions as a senior at Northwestern HS in Rock Hill, S.C. A finalist for the prestigious "Mr. Football" honor in South Carolina, Rudolph chose to come to Stillwater over offers from LSU, Ole Miss, Virginia Tech and North Carolina, among others. RUDOLPH GETS HIS CHANCE With Daxx Garman sidelined for Oklahoma State's game at No. 6 Baylor on Nov. 22, Mason Rudolph picked up the first starting assignment and the first live game action of his career. In doing so, he became just the third true freshman to start at quarterback for Oklahoma State since 1993, joining Toné Jones (1993) and Wes Lunt (2012). RISING TO THE MOMENT Mason Rudolph enjoyed a productive collegiate debut at No. 6 Baylor despite a number of factors that would typically hamper a quarterback's performance. The game was played on the road in a driving rain storm and Rudolph played the majority of the contest with three freshmen and a sophomore on the offensive line facing a Baylor squad that entered the contest ranked 14th nationally in total defense. Even under those not-ideal circumstances, Rudolph completed 13-of-25 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns for the best debut for a Cowboy signal caller in school history. With Baylor holding all the momentum late in the first half, Rudolph calmly engineered a 10-play, 75-yard drive that spanned 4:17 and was capped by an eight-yard touchdown pass to David Glidden with one second remaining in the half to keep the Cowboys in it. Baylor re-secured momentum early in the fourth quarter before Rudolph struck again with a 68-yard touchdown pass to fellow freshman James Washington. Rudolph then marched the Cowboys 70 yards in five plays to set up another touchdown on the next drive to further threaten the heavily-favored Bears before BU went on to seal its win. On his 13 completions, Rudolph passed for more yards (281) than Baylor's Heisman Trophy candidate Bryce Petty did on 18 completions (262).

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GAME NOTES NOTABLE DEBUTS FOR COWBOY QUARTERBACKS Circumstances vary from one player's debut to another's, but purely from a statistical standpoint, it is undebatable that Mason Rudolph's showing at Baylor and Daxx Garman's showing against Missouri State were the best two debuts for a quarterback in Oklahoma State history. A look: Cmp-Att-Int Yards TD Long Mason Rudolph at No. 6 Baylor, 2014.................................................. 13-25-2..........................281......................... 2.......................68 Daxx Garman vs. Missouri State, 2014................................................ 16-26-0..........................244......................... 2.......................87 Mike Gundy vs. Houston, 1986............................................................... 12-22-0..........................163......................... 1.......................28 J.W. Walsh vs. Savannah State, 2012.................................................... 13-21-1..........................149......................... 2.......................29 Wes Lunt vs. Savannah State, 2012........................................................11-11-0...........................129......................... 0.......................42 Tony Lindsay vs. Iowa State, 1997...........................................................11-15-0..........................104......................... 0.......................24 SINGLE-GAME PASSING RECORDS FOR OSU TRUE FRESHMEN Passing Yards 1. 436.............. Wes Lunt at Arizona..............................................................2012 2. 324.............. Wes Lunt vs. TCU.................................................................2012 3. 281.............. Mason Rudolph at Baylor..................................................2014 4. 275.............. Mike Gundy vs. Kansas........................................................1986 5. 261.............. Gary Porter vs. Missouri.......................................................1992 Passing Touchdowns 1. 4.................. Wes Lunt at Arizona..............................................................2012 2. 3.................. Mike Gundy vs. Iowa State...................................................1986 3. 2.................. by several, last Mason Rudolph at Baylor........................2014 Longest Pass 1. 80................ Gary Porter vs. Missouri.......................................................1992 2. 68................ Mason Rudolph at Baylor..................................................2014 3. 62................ Toné Jones at Arizona State.................................................1993 4. 58................ Mike Gundy vs. Kansas........................................................1986 ABOUT J.W. WALSH In junior J.W. Walsh, OSU has a quarterback who has put up big numbers and has led the team to Big 12 Conference wins, both at home and on the road. A true dual-threat quarterback, Walsh started three games as a redshirt freshman in 2012 and five games as a sophomore in 2013. He finished last season as one of only five sophomore quarterbacks with 20 or more career passing touchdowns and 10 or more career rushing touchdowns. The other four were Texas A&M’s Johnny Manziel, Oregon’s Marcus Mariota, UCLA’s Brett Hundley and BYU’s Taysom Hill. Walsh was injured in week two of this season and has not played since. FOOTBALL IS IN HIS DNA Oklahoma State quarterback J.W. Walsh is the son of John Walsh, who is the head coach of Guyer HS in Denton, Texas. Walsh started the program in 2006 and led Guyer to the Texas Class 4A state title in 2012 and 2013. With J.W. at quarterback, Guyer was the Class 5A state runner-up in 2010. The connection between Guyer HS and Oklahoma State has been strong, with several of Walsh's pupils finding their way to Stillwater. Most notably are J.W. Walsh, defensive end Jimmy Bean and former All-Big 12 performer and current Tennessee Titan Josh Stewart. ABOUT DESMOND ROLAND At 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds, senior Desmond Roland is not an average-size running back. He averages a healthy 4.6 yards per carry over the span of his career and led the Big 12 by scoring 16 total touchdowns last year despite not starting until week seven. He's fourth in the Big 12 with eight rushing touchdowns this year. CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS LEADERS AT OSU 1. 53..............Barry Sanders......................... 1986-88 2. 49..............Terry Miller............................... 1974-77 3. 47..............Thurman Thomas.................... 1984-87 4. 40..............Joseph Randle........................ 2010-12 5. 37..............Kendall Hunter......................... 2007-10 6. 34..............Tatum Bell................................ 2000-03 34..............Jeremy Smith.......................... 2009-13 8. 28..............Bob Fenimore.......................... 1943-46 9. 27..............David Thompson..................... 1993-96 27..............Keith Toston............................. 2006-09 11. 25..............Desmond Roland................... 2011-14 ABOUT TYREEK HILL The preseason selection as Big 12 newcomer of the year as voted by members of the media who cover the conference, Tyreek Hill was a five-star recruit out of Garden City CC in Kansas with reported offers from Alabama, Florida State, USC, Texas and Oklahoma, among others. Hill enrolled early and participated in 2014 spring practice with the Cowboys. He also ran sprints for the OSU track and field team during the indoor season.

SCORING MACHINE Oklahoma State has piled up points in a big way in recent years. The highest-scoring games of the Mike Gundy era: 60 OR MORE POINTS IN A GAME Date Opponent 9/1/2012 Savannah State 10/8/2011 Kansas 11/12/2011 at Texas Tech 11/11/2006 Baylor 9/18/2010 Tulsa 9/15/2012 Louisiana 9/4/2010 Washington State 9/3/2011 Louisiana

Result Score W 84-0 W 70-28 W 66-6 W 66-24 W 65-28 W 65-24 W 65-17 W 61-34

50-59 POINTS IN A GAME Date Opponent 9/17/2011 at Tulsa 10/29/2011 Baylor 11/17/2012 No. 23 Texas Tech 11/1/2008 Iowa State 9/14/2013 Lamar 1/1/2013 vs. Purdue+ 10/26/13 at Iowa State 9/13/2008 Missouri State 9/7/2013 at UTSA 9/26/2009 Grambling State 9/6/2008 Houston 10/4/2008 Texas A&M 11/10/2012 West Virginia 11/6/2010 No. 22 Baylor 9/27/2008 Troy 10/8/2010 at Louisiana 11/2/2013 at No. 15 Texas Tech 11/5/2011 No. 17 Kansas State 9/2/2006 Missouri State

Result Score W 59-33 W 59-24 W 59-21 W 59-17 W 59-3 W 58-21 W 58-27 W 57-13 W 56-35 W 56-6 W 56-37 W 56-28 W 55-34 W 55-28 W 55-24 W 54-28 W 52-34 W 52-45 W 52-10

40-49 POINTS IN A GAME Date Opponent 11/23/2013 No. 3 Baylor 9/22/2007 Texas Tech 12/31/2007 vs. Indiana# 9/16/2006 Florida Atlantic 11/24/2012 at No. 14 Oklahoma 11/20/2010 at Kansas 9/25/2014 Texas Tech 10/22/2011 at Missouri 10/13/2007 at Nebraska 11/17/2007 at Baylor 12/3/2011 No. 13 Oklahoma 9/13/2014 UTSA 11/9/2013 Kansas 9/8/2007 Florida Atlantic 10/14/2006 at Kansas 11/29/2008 No. 3 Oklahoma 10/23/2010 No. 14 Nebraska 11/27/2010 No. 14 Oklahoma 10/20/2007 No. 25 Kansas State 9/11/2010 Troy 1/2/2012 No. 4 Stanford $ 10/28/2006 No. 20 Nebraska 9/19/2009 Rice 9/6/2014 Missouri State

Result Score W 49-17 W 49-45 W 49-33 W 48-8 L-ot 48-51 W 48-14 W 45-35 W 45-24 W 45-14 W 45-14 W 44-10 W 43-13 W 42-6 W 42-6 W 42-32 L 41-61 L 41-51 L 41-47 W 41-39 W 41-38 W-ot 41-38 W 41-29 W 41-24 W 40-23

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GAME NOTES COWBOY DEFENSE NOTEBOOK The Oklahoma State defense has ranked among the national leaders in turnovers forced and ranks among the best in the Big 12 in several categories over the course of the last few years. A look: TURNOVERS FORCED, NATIONAL LEADERS (2009-PRESENT) Team

Turnovers Forced

1. Oregon

184

2. Houston

183

3. Boise State

177

4. Oklahoma State

174

5. Arizona State

161

6. Florida State

157

7. Rutgers

156

8. Ohio

155

9. Kent State

152

10. Tulsa

151

Traditional measures such as total defense can be misleading in the Big 12 due to the number of plays each team has to defend in the current era dominated by high-tempo spread offenses. Many Big 12 teams judge themselves on per-play stats and minimizing big plays. A look at where Oklahoma State ranks in each of those categories since the start of the 2012 season, when the Big 12 moved to its current group of 10 members: FEWEST EXPLOSIVE PLAYS ALLOWED, BIG 12 (2012-PRESENT) (20+ YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE) Team

2012 2013 2014 Total

1. Kansas State

40

36

30

106

2. TCU

42

45

44

131

3. Oklahoma State

46

44

52

142

4. Oklahoma

58

56

47

160

5. Texas

64

62

46

172

6. Texas Tech

49

57

68

174

7. Iowa State

60

64

58

182

8. Baylor

69

69

55

193

8. West Virginia

78

65

50

193

10. Kansas

76

64

70

210

FEWEST YARDS PER PLAY ALLOWED, BIG 12 (2012-PRESENT)

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Team

Plays

Yards Allowed

Avg./Play

1. TCU

2557

12566

4.91

2. Kansas State

2562

13306

5.19

3. Oklahoma State

2909

15303

5.26

4. Baylor

2851

15218

5.34

5. Texas

2749

14717

5.35

6. Oklahoma

2580

13947

5.41

7. Texas Tech

2888

16379

5.67

8. West Virginia

2778

16261

5.85

9. Iowa State

2735

16502

6.03

10. Kansas

2612

16426

6.29

HILL AMONG THE NATION'S MOST DANGEROUS Tyreek Hill is second in the Big 12 and ranks 15th nationally with 147.73 all-purpose yards per game. He leads the Big 12 and is fifth nationally with 870 combined kick return yards (kickoff return yardage plus punt return yardage). A look at the nation's top all-purpose threats: Player............................................................... Cl..............G.......... Plays...........Yds............YPG 1 Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin...............................Jr............. 12...........300...........2,411......... 200.92 2 Tevin Coleman, Indiana...................................Jr............. 12...........295.......... 2,177......... 181.42 3 Jay Ajayi, Boise State......................................Jr............. 12...........348.......... 2,155......... 179.58 4 Tyler Lockett, Kansas State.............................Sr............. 11...........113.......... 1,867......... 169.73 5 Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska..............................Sr............. 12...........264.......... 2,003......... 166.92 6 Leon Allen, Western Kentucky.........................Jr............. 12...........305.......... 1,921......... 160.08 7 Duke Johnson, Miami (FL)...............................Jr............. 12...........251.......... 1,890.......... 157.5 8 Devon Johnson, Marshall................................Jr............. 11...........193.......... 1,723......... 156.64 9 Donnel Pumphrey, San Diego State............... So............. 12...........275.......... 1,879......... 156.58 10 Kareem Hunt, Toledo...................................... So.............. 9............181.......... 1,404............156 11 JJ Nelson, UAB................................................Sr............. 12............88........... 1,820......... 151.67 12 Rashard Higgins, Colorado State................... So............. 11............89........... 1,640......... 149.09 13 Tyler Ervin, San Jose State.............................Jr............. 12...........220.......... 1,781......... 148.42 14 Javorius Allen, Southern California..................Jr............. 12...........290.......... 1,779......... 148.25 15 Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State..........................Jr............. 11...........177.......... 1,625......... 147.73 HILL TO THE HOUSE After gashing top-ranked Florida State with 278 all-purpose yards in week one for the 12th-best total in school history and the most all-purpose yards for a Cowboy in his career debut, Tyreek Hill introduced himself as a problem for opposing defenses. That said, it took him until the fourth game of the season before he scored his first touchdown. While it took him a while to find the end zone, he made up for lost time by scoring long touchdowns in each of the next three games - a 50-yard reception against Texas Tech, a 97-yard kickoff return vs. Iowa State and a 99-yard kickoff return at Kansas. Hill is one of only nine players in the country with more than one kickoff return touchdown this season. The list: MULTIPLE KICKOFF RETURN TDS IN 2014 Rank Player...............................................................Cl................... G.....................KO Ret.............Kick Ret TDs 1 JJ Nelson, UAB............................................... Sr...................12........................22.......................... 4 2 Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State..........................Jr...................11.........................29.......................... 2 Trevor Davis, California....................................Jr....................10........................13.......................... 2 Marcus Murphy, Missouri................................ Sr...................12........................13.......................... 2 Alex Ross, Oklahoma.....................................So...................11.........................18.......................... 2 Mario Alford, West Virginia.............................. Sr...................12........................22.......................... 2 Chandler Worthy, Troy.................................... Sr...................12........................27.......................... 2 Autrey Golden, UTEP......................................Jr....................12........................30.......................... 2 Darrius Sims, Vanderbilt.................................So...................12........................31.......................... 2 KICK RETURN TD SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS AT OKLAHOMA STATE 1. 2..........Barry Sanders........................ 1987 2..........Tyreek Hill............................. 2014 2..........Justin Gilbert.......................... 2010 2..........Perrish Cox............................ 2008 2..........Justin Gilbert.......................... 2011 2..........Dick Graham.......................... 1970 KICK RETURN TD CAREER LEADERS AT OKLAHOMA STATE 1. 6..........Justin Gilbert.......................... 2010-13 2. 4..........Perrish Cox............................ 2006-09 3. 3..........Barry Sanders........................ 1986-88 4. 2..........Tyreek Hill............................. 2014 2..........Dick Graham.......................... 1969-71 MOST KICK RETURN YARDS, SINGLE SEASON AT OSU 1. 895......Perrish Cox............................ 2008 2. 827......Justin Gilbert.......................... 2012 3. 709......Tyreek Hill............................. 2014 4. 703......Justin Gilbert.......................... 2011 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, SINGLE SEASON AT OSU 1. 32........Justin Gilbert.......................... 2012 2. 31........Perrish Cox............................ 2009 31........Perrish Cox............................ 2007 4. 30........Perrish Cox............................ 2008 5. 29........Tyreek Hill............................. 2014 HILL ON THE TRACK Junior Tyreek Hill enrolled at OSU in January of 2014 and just one month later, won the Big 12 indoor title in the 200 meters and took second in the 60 meters to help lead the Cowboy track and field program to its first Big 12 team championship. He earned All-America status with a fifth-place finish in the 200 meters at the 2014 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. During his prep days at Coffee HS in Pearson, Ga., Hill ran the 200 meters in 20.14 seconds - the second-fastest high school mark of all time - and ran the 100 meters in 10.19 to match the fastest time in the country his senior year. To put his 200 meter time of 20.14 into perspective, it would have been the fastest time in the nation among collegians in 2013 and would have placed him sixth at the 2012 London Olympics.

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GAME NOTES TYREEK HILL VS. OTHER NOTABLE FOOTBALL/TRACK ATHLETES Athlete 100 meter best Trindon Holliday, LSU (2006-09)........................................................................................... 10.00 Jeff Demps, Florida (2008-11)............................................................................................... 10.01 Jacoby Ford, Clemson (2006-09).......................................................................................... 10.01 Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State (2014-present)...................................................................... 10.19 C.J. Spiller, Clemson (2006-09)............................................................................................. 10.29 Marquise Goodwin, Texas (2009-12)..................................................................................... 10.38 Chris Johnson, East Carolina (2004-07)............................................................................... 10.50 De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon (2011-13)................................................................................ 10.57 Athlete 200 meter best Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State (2014-present)...................................................................... 20.14 Jacoby Ford, Clemson (2006-09).......................................................................................... 20.88 C.J. Spiller, Clemson (2006-09)............................................................................................. 20.91 Jeff Demps, Florida (2008-11)............................................................................................... 21.04 De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon (2011-13)................................................................................ 21.17 Chris Johnson, East Carolina ............................................................................................... 21.30 Trindon Holliday, LSU (2006-09)........................................................................................... 21.34 Marquise Goodwin, Texas (2009-12)..................................................................................... 21.57 ABOUT RENNIE CHILDS Sophomore Rennie Childs doesn't have the kind of sizzle around his name that Tyreek Hill has, nor is he quite as established as Desmond Roland is, but he is still an effective weapon in the Oklahoma State offense and has the makings of a very productive back. In the 2014 opener against Florida State, Childs carried 10 times for 51 yards (4.7 yards per carry) against a Seminole defense that had allowed only 3.3 yards per rush the season prior. With Desmond Roland sidelined the next game against Missouri State, Childs made the first start of his career against the Bears and scored a pair of touchdowns. Entering the Oklahoma game, Childs has carried 69 times for 261 yards and three touchdowns. At 5-foot-10 and 205 pounds, Childs has more prototypical size for a spread offense running back and his one-cut-and-get-up-the-field style makes him a good fit in OSU's system. He was injured in OSU's win over Kansas and missed the next two contests at TCU and against West Virginia before returning for limited action against Kansas State and Texas. ABOUT DAVID GLIDDEN After battling injuries during the front end of his time at Oklahoma State, receiver David Glidden is now emerging into the player that many thought he would be after he was honored as a Parade All-American and the Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year during his senior year at Mustang HS. A shifty, quick-twitch style of player, Glidden leads the team with 39 catches and 549 receiving yards. He scored a 55-yard touchdown in the opener against Florida State and added an eight-yard scoring grab at Baylor. Glidden leads the team with nine receptions of 20 yards or more. Of Glidden's 39 receptions, 27 have resulted in either a first down or a touchdown, a mark that also leads the team. ABOUT BRANDON SHEPERD Among the most physically gifted of Oklahoma State's offensive skill position players, receiver Brandon Sheperd has the size, the jumping ability, the speed and strength to beat opposing defensive backs in a number of ways. His 87-yard touchdown catch against Missouri State in week two stands as the second-longest reception in OSU history. He struck for a 57-yard reception at TCU and is a viable threat in the vertical passing game, evidenced by the fact that he leads the team (min. five receptions) with 17.9 yards per catch. Of Sheperd's 27 receptions this year, 23 have resulted in either a first down or a touchdown, for a percentage that leads the team (.852 pct.) Sheperd is second on the team with 27 receptions and is second on the squad with 483 receiving yards. The best game of his career to date came when he made eight catches for 91 yards against Iowa State. ABOUT JAMES WASHINGTON True freshman James Washington leads Oklahoma State with five touchdown receptions and enjoyed the most productive day for an Cowboy freshman receiver since Dez Bryant when he made four catches for 114 yards and a touchdown against a Baylor defense that entered the game ranked 14th nationally in total defense. Highlighted by a 68-yard touchdown reception, Washington's 114 receiving yards were the third-most ever for an OSU freshman, trailing only Bryant's 155 yards vs. Kansas and 117 yards vs. Indiana in 2007. Washington joined Bryant, Marcellus Rivers and Hart Lee Dykes as the only freshmen in OSU history to post a 100-yard receiving day. His path to Oklahoma State was a remarkable one because he came from tiny Stamford, Texas (population 3,124, according to the 2010 census). He led Stamford HS to the Texas Class 1-A state title his senior year, earning district MVP and all-state honors. He was also district MVP in basketball and was a first-team all-district and first-team all-region tennis player who played in the state doubles quarterfinals. ABOUT MARCELL ATEMAN Standing 6-foot-4 and understanding how to use his body to shield defenders and how to catch the ball at its highest point, Marcell Ateman plays a role in Oklahoma State's downfield passing attack. An all-district performer during his days as a basketball player at Wylie East HS in the Dallas area, Ateman is the son of Ron Ateman, who was a standout performer on the hardwood for Western Illinois from 1989-91. Ateman introduced himself as a viable threat to opposing defenses when he collected six receptions for 130 yards against Texas Tech. Of his six catches against the Red Raiders, three were for 40 yards or more. ABOUT JHAJUAN SEALES Sophomore Jhajuan Seales is the most productive member of the Oklahoma State receiving corps in terms of career numbers with 56 catches for 829 yards and six touchdowns scored during his time as a Cowboy. He is among the team leaders this year with 15.2 yards per catch (min. five receptions). Seales was a lightly-recruited prospect out of Port Arthur, Texas, whose only power-conference offer was from Oklahoma State. He didn't earn a spot on his high school's varsity squad until his junior year and didn't catch the attention of colleges until he caught 54 passes for 1,207 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior.



SPECIAL TEAMS NOTEBOOK Oklahoma State has been strong on special teams throughout the Mike Gundy era (2005-present). The highlights: 2008 • Matt Fodge wins the Ray Guy Award as America’s top punter. • Dez Bryant is named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Year. • Matt Fodge is named first-team All-Big 12 punter. • Quinn Sharp leads the nation with 71 touchbacks on kickoffs.

2009 • Quinn Sharp leads the nation with 35 touchbacks on kickoffs. • Perrish Cox scores three touchdowns on kickoff returns. • Dez Bryant scores two touchdowns on punt returns despite playing in only three games.

2010 • Dan Bailey wins the Lou Groza Award as America’s top kicker. • Dan Bailey sets an NCAA record for kicker scoring with 149 points scored. • Dan Bailey is named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Year. • Dan Bailey is named first-team All-Big 12 kicker. • Quinn Sharp earns first-team All-America honors as a punter by the FWAA. • Quinn Sharp is named first-team All-Big 12 punter. • Oklahoma State scores a staggering five special teams touchdowns. • Quinn Sharp leads the nation with 53 touchbacks on kickoffs.

2011 • Quinn Sharp earns first-team All-America honors as a kicker by the FWAA, becoming only the second player to earn FWAA AllAmerica honors as both a kicker and a punter. • Quinn Sharp is named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Year. • Quinn Sharp becomes the first player to be named first-team All-Big 12 kicker and punter in the same season. • Quinn Sharp leads the nation with 61 touchbacks on kickoffs.

2012 • Quinn Sharp earns first-team All-America honors as a kicker by the American Football Coaches Association. • Quinn Sharp breaks the NCAA record for kicker scoring with 156 points scored. The record he broke was set by former teammate Dan Bailey two years prior. • Quinn Sharp is named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Year, becoming the first player to win that award twice. • Quinn Sharp is named first-team All-Big 12 kicker and punter for the second straight year. • Quinn Sharp leads the nation with 71 touchbacks on kickoffs.

2013 • The Cowboys blocked four kicks, good for the 10th-best total in the country. • Justin Gilbert averaged 25.2 yards per kickoff return to rank 27th in the country. • The Pokes ranked 11th nationally with 13.43 yards per punt return. OSU returned two punts for touchdowns and two other punts that gave the Cowboys starting field position inside the opponent's 20 yard line - and that doesn't count a blocked punt that was recovered at the 15 yard line against Texas Tech. • The Cowboys led the Big 12 and ranked 18th nationally by allowing only 18.74 yards per kickoff return.

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GAME NOTES SITUATIONAL RECORDS Home Away Neutral Natural Grass Artificial Turf Day Games Night Games vs. Ranked Opponents August September October November December January Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime Scoring First Opponent Scoring First Score < 20 Points Score 20+ Points Score 30+ Points Score 40+ Points Opponent Scores < 20 Points Opponent Scores 20+ Points Opponent Scores 30+ Points Opponent Scores 40+ Points Gain