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West Virginia

41–45
Final
 Boone Pickens Stadium, StillwaterWVU -6
FINALWest Virginia 41, Oklahoma State 45UPSETOKST covered +6CLOSED WVU -6

Highlights

8 CLIPS · ESPN
McKoy walks into end zone for early leadVIDEO: ESPN ↗

Win probability

EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODEL
OKST WINNING
WVU WINNING
KICKQ2Q3Q4FINAL

KICKOFF: WVU 65% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 37 PTS

Scoring plays

14 SCORES
Q1
Rushing Touchdown

Kennedy McKoy 5 Yd Run (Evan Staley Kick)

11:44
7-0
Passing Touchdown

Tylan Wallace 7 Yd pass from Taylor Cornelius (Matt Ammendola Kick)

4:14
7-7
Passing Touchdown

Gary Jennings Jr. 13 Yd pass from Will Grier (Evan Staley Kick)

3:01
14-7
Q2
Passing Touchdown

David Sills V 22 Yd pass from Will Grier (Evan Staley Kick)

14:55
21-7
Passing Touchdown

Logan Carter 20 Yd pass from Taylor Cornelius (Matt Ammendola Kick)

13:11
21-14
Rushing Touchdown

Kennedy McKoy 30 Yd Run (Evan Staley Kick)

1:17
28-14
Field Goal Good

Evan Staley 43 Yd Field Goal

0:00
31-14
Q3
Passing Touchdown

Chuba Hubbard 1 Yd pass from Taylor Cornelius (Matt Ammendola Kick)

12:25
31-21
Field Goal Good

Matt Ammendola 20 Yd Field Goal

3:03
31-24
Q4
Field Goal Good

Evan Staley 34 Yd Field Goal

14:56
34-24
Passing Touchdown

Tyron Johnson 6 Yd pass from Taylor Cornelius (Matt Ammendola Kick)

10:49
34-31
Rushing Touchdown

Will Grier 6 Yd Run (Evan Staley Kick)

7:37
41-31
Rushing Touchdown

Taylor Cornelius 9 Yd Run (Matt Ammendola Kick)

4:47
41-38
Passing Touchdown

Tylan Wallace 11 Yd pass from Taylor Cornelius (Matt Ammendola Kick)

0:42
41-45

What happened

ESPN RECAP

Cornelius leads Oklahoma St. past No. 7 West Virginia, 45-41

STILLWATER, Okla. -- Taylor Cornelius passed for 338 yards, ran for 106 more and threw a touchdown to Tylan Wallace with 42 seconds remaining to rally Oklahoma State past No. 7 West Virginia, 45-41, on Saturday. West Virginia quarterback Will Grier led the Mountaineers down to the Oklahoma State 14-yard line but couldn't connect with David Sills V on the final play. The loss all but ended West Virginia's shot at the College Football Playoff and put a dent in Grier's Heisman Trophy campaign. Oklahoma State (6-5, 3-5) became bowl eligible with the victory. West Virginia (8-2, 6-2, No. 9 CFP) faces Oklahoma next Friday and still has a shot at reaching the Big 12 title game. Grier's 6-yard touchdown run on fourth down in the fourth quarter gave West Virginia a 41-31 lead, but Cornelius' 16-yard touchdown run and a stop by Oklahoma State's defense put the Cowboys in position to win.

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Top performers

WVU
PASSINGWill Grier27/48, 364 YDS, 2 TD
RUSHINGKennedy McKoy21 CAR, 148 YDS, 2 TD
RECEIVINGGary Jennings7 REC, 92 YDS, 1 TD
OKST
PASSINGTaylor Cornelius30/46, 338 YDS, 5 TD, 2 INT
RUSHINGChuba Hubbard26 CAR, 134 YDS
RECEIVINGDillon Stoner9 REC, 127 YDS

Team stats

WVU · OKST
553
TOTAL YARDS
604
364
PASSING
338
189
RUSHING
266
25
1ST DOWNS
35
5-18
3RD DOWN EFFICIENCY
6-14
1
TURNOVERS
4
5-24
PENALTIES
3-35
29:45
POSSESSION
30:15

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM, STILLWATER · ATTENDANCE 52,842

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