MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia and Oklahoma State matched up in the second-to-last regular season game of 2019. They will share the field at Boone Pickens Stadium this afternoon in the second game of the COVID-altered 2020 season.
Coaching staffs and personnel for both teams are largely similar, but with some notable exceptions. Oklahoma State will have some firepower back on their offense that wasn’t on display at Milan Puskar Stadium in OSU’s 20-13 win on Senior Day.
“You go back to last year and (Spencer) Sanders was out. (Tylan) Wallace was out. Some of the stuff matches up and it is redundant,” said WVU defensive line coach Jordan Lesley.