Oklahoma State started sluggish but eventually found its rhythm late to race past — and outlast — Virginia Tech in the Camping World Bowl, 30-21.
Mason Rudolph tossed for 351 yards and 2 touchdowns, surpassing Brandon Weeden’s single-season passing yards record in the process. He connected with eight different receivers, including his go-to man James Washington who logged a team-high 126 yards and 1 score.
Washington, too, notched a monumental achievement by passing Rashaun Woods on OSU’s all-time receiving yards list with this 65-yard catch and score.
The Pokes prevailed despite a number of injuries to key players, including starting cornerbacks Rodarius Williams and A.