A Tre Sterling interception of a Will Howard heave with 1:38 to play dashed K-State‘s final opportunity to come back and win in a 20-18 loss to 14th-ranked Oklahoma State at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The loss drops the Cats to 4-3 (4-2), and finally releases their hold on first place in the Big 12. The Cowboys improve to 5-1 (4-1), technically taking the conference lead pending tonight’s Iowa State/Baylor result.
The first three drives of the game left Oklahoma State with 19 yards of offense and K-State with one.