Another one bites the dust!
West Virginia got a big win at home over TCU last week, but the real question was if they could copy that kind of performance against a good team on the road.
They couldn't.
Oklahoma State upset the Mountaineers on Saturday, walking away with a 37-20 win in Stillwater. The Cowboys defense was excellent, but where they won the game was a steady performance from quarterback Mason Rudolph. Up seven at the time, Rudolph engineered a fantastic drive to lead Oklahoma State to a score with five minutes left in the fourth quarter. The score gave Oklahoma State a 14-point lead, which proved to be insurmountable.
Oklahoma State moves to 6-2 on the season, which is a good way to rebound after a shocking loss to Central Michigan on a fluke play earlier in the season. West Virginia, meanwhile, falls to 6-1, and the Big 12's hopes at making the College Football Playoff likely all lay on Baylor right now.
