Anderson's 2 long TD runs help W. Virginia top Oklahoma St.

STILLWATER, Okla. -- , Jaylen Anderson ran for 155 yards and two touchdowns, and West Virginia defeated Oklahoma State 24-19 on Saturday afternoon. Anderson, a redshirt freshman, had rushed for 120 yards all season before the game. But he broke loose for touchdown runs of 54 and 57 yards during a three-minute span in the third quarter to give the Mountaineers momentum. Anderson said he just looked for a hole on the long runs and found open space. “I’ve been waiting to see that for a long time,” he said. “It was just a dream come true.” Anderson's performance left an impression on West Virginia coach Neal Brown. “He’s come on,” Brown said. “He’s got a bright future. He’s got to continue to mature. I think he showed some real signs.” Anderson paced a West Virginia ground attack that pounded out 250 yards rushing on a cold, rainy day that kept most fans at home.