Highlights
YOUTUBEScoring plays
18 SCORES
KANSAS ST pass complete for a touchdown.
6-0

KANSAS ST Extra point GOOD.
7-0

OKLAHOMA ST rush for a touchdown.
7-6

OKLAHOMA ST Extra point GOOD.
7-7

OKLAHOMA ST 30 yard field goal GOOD.
7-10

OKLAHOMA ST 43 yard field goal BLOCKED.
13-10

KANSAS ST Extra point GOOD.
14-10

OKLAHOMA ST rush for a touchdown.
14-16

OKLAHOMA ST Extra point GOOD.
14-17

KANSAS ST pass complete for a touchdown.
20-17

KANSAS ST Extra point GOOD.
21-17

OKLAHOMA ST 34 yard field goal GOOD.
21-20

OKLAHOMA ST 23 yard field goal GOOD.
21-23

KANSAS ST rush for a touchdown.
27-23

KANSAS ST2-point conversion pass GOOD.
29-23

OKLAHOMA ST pass complete for a touchdown.
29-29

OKLAHOMA ST Extra point GOOD.
29-30

OKLAHOMA ST 28 yard field goal GOOD.
29-33
What happened
ESPN RECAPJ.W. Walsh's TD pass with 4:16 left puts Okla. St. past Kansas St.
STILLWATER, Okla. -- Mike Gundy was just as baffled as everyone else watching Oklahoma State's offensive struggles for much of the second half against Kansas State. The Cowboys coach, however, wasn't about to complain about the late burst that led to a 33-29 win over the Wildcats on Saturday. Led by J.W. Walsh 's 6-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Moore with 4:13 remaining in the fourth quarter, No. 21 Oklahoma State (4-1, 1-1 Big 12 Conference) narrowly avoided its second straight loss and remained in the thick of the conference race. The Cowboys fell behind 29-23 late in the fourth quarter. A six-play, 75-yard scoring drive -- engineered by Walsh -- came only after the Cowboys had fallen behind and watched as several scoring opportunities resulted in only field goals. Afterward, Gundy had one wish looking back on the go-ahead drive.
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Team stats
KSU · OKSTBOONE PICKENS STADIUM, STILLWATER · ATTENDANCE 58,841
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