DALLAS Teams

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Inside the crucial mistake that cost Texas (0:57)
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Oklahoma State survives with OT win over Texas (0:59)
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Richards' pick puts Oklahoma State on top (1:21)

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Despite an ugly offensive performance, No. 10 Oklahoma State keeps their Big 12 championship game and College Football Playoff hopes alive with a 13-10 overtime win at Texas. Defensive back Ramon Richards intercepted an errant Sam Ehlinger pass in overtime to seal the victory, a game in which the Cowboys scored just one touchdown and went 12 consecutive drives without a touchdown.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State and Texas heading to overtime. The Longhorns are the only FBS team to play multiple overtime games this season, according to ESPN Stats and Information. The Longhorns are 1-1 in overtime, losing 27-24 at USC and defeating Kansas State 40-34 at home two weeks ago.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Texas has 40 rushing yards on 30 carries so far today, a big reason the Longhorns have struggled offensively and a consistent theme this season. Chris Warren leads the team with 33 yards on 12 carries.

Jake Trotter ESPN Staff Writer 

Iowa State 31, Texas Tech 13. Final. Iowa State now 3-1 in the Big 12 for the first time in 15 years. No. 4 TCU up next in Ames in what will be one of the biggest home games in Iowa State school history.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State, owners of the nation's No. 2 scoring offense before today, has now gone nine consecutive drives without a touchdown. That's the longest such drought in a game since the Cowboys' loss to Ole Miss in the 2016 Sugar Bowl, when they had nine straight TD-less drives to start that game.

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Texas coach gets caught up in mosh pit (0:16)
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Rudolph's 66-yard pass puts Oklahoma State in the red zone (0:34)

Jake Trotter ESPN Staff Writer 

Iowa State LB/QB Joel Lanning is having another monster day for the Cyclones. He has 14 tackles, a key first down run on third-and-3 to set up an Iowa State TD, and just stuffed Texas Tech on fourth-and-1. Cyclones up 31-13 late in the fourth-and-quarter.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Texas has held Oklahoma State without a touchdown for eight consecutive drives. That's an impressive stretch against a unit that ranked No. 1 in yardage and No. 2 in scoring coming into today's game. That's the longest such drought for the Cowboys this season.

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Spears one hands it the house! (0:50)

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State is still without a passing touchdown today vs. Texas. The Cowboys have lost the last five games in which they have failed to do so, according to ESPN Stats and Information (last such win came in 2013 vs. TCU).

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State has the nation's longest active streak of games with 20-plus points. The Cowboys have scored at least 20 in 35 consecutive games.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State quarterback Mason Rudolph has thrown for at least 300 yards in seven consecutive games, the longest such active streak nationally. Through three quarters vs. Texas, Rudolph has only 165 passing yards, putting that streak in danger.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State receiver Jalen McCleskey, who entered Saturday's game against Texas with no drops this season, chose a bad time to have his first. McCleskey dropped a third-down pass at the Texas 15 that would have been a first down and possibly a touchdown late in the third quarter.

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Texas with consecutive defensive stops to open up the second half but the second one was nullified by a illegal substitution penalty. The Longhorns had 12 men on the field on the punt return formation with Oklahoma State facing 4th-and-2. Cowboys' offense back on the field.

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Shimonek escapes for TD (0:20)

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

Oklahoma State receivers James Washington and Marcell Ateman have each recorded 100-yard receiving outings for four straight games. That streak is in jeopardy for both as neither has reached 40 receiving yards yet, midway through the third quarter vs. Texas.

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Herman happy they're keeping Oklahoma State out of the end zone (0:32)

Sam Khan Jr. ESPN Staff Writer 

No. 10 Oklahoma State moved the ball much better than Texas in the first half (15 first downs to 7) but is tied with the Longhorns 7-7 at the midpoint thanks in part to an empty red zone trip (a fumble that later resulted in a Texas touchdown).