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Oklahoma State COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS: GAVIN LANG ([email protected]) AND SEAN MAGUIRE ([email protected]) TEXAS GAME CAPSULE BIG 12 STANDINGS 7 p.m. | Oct. 27, 2018 | Boone Pickens Stadium (56,790) Team Big 12 All Texas 4-0 6-1 TV: ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and Maria Taylor) Oklahoma 3-1 6-1 In Stillwater: Suddenlink (5/8/108); DirecTV (5); Dish (5); Broadcast (5-1) West Virginia 3-1 5-1 In OKC: Cox (8); DirecTV (5); Dish (5); Broadcast (5-1) Texas Tech 3-1 5-2 Baylor 2-2 4-3 In Tulsa: Cox (8); Suddenlink (8/108); DirecTV (8); Dish (8); Broadcast (8-1) Iowa State 2-2 3-3 Radio: Cowboy Radio Network Oklahoma State 1-3 4-3 (Dave Hunziker, John Holcomb & Robert Allen) Kansas State 1-3 3-4 Satellite Radio: Sirius 135, XM 199, Internet 953 No. 6/7 Texas Oklahoma State TCU 1-3 3-4 Internet Radio: http://okla.st/osutunein Kansas 0-4 2-5 Live Stats: okstate.com LONGHORNS COWBOYS 6-1; 4-0 Big 12 4-3; 1-3 Big 12 OKLAHOMA STATE SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result TV Coach Tom Herman Coach Mike Gundy 8/30 Missouri State W, 58-17 FS1 California Lutheran, 1997 Oklahoma State, 1990 SERIES HISTORY 9/8 South Alabama W, 55-13 FSN Career: 35-11/4th year Career: 118-56/14th year VS. TEXAS 9/15 No. 17/17 Boise State W, 44-21 ESPN At Texas: 13-7/2nd year At Oklahoma State: Same 9/22 Texas Tech L, 17-41 FS1 9/29 at Kansas W, 48-28 FSN TEAM STATISTICAL COMPARISON 1916 L 6-14 N 10/6 Iowa State L, 42-48 ESPN2 1917 L 3-7 A 10/13 at Kansas State L, 12-31 ESPNU 1918 L 5-27 A 10/27 No. 6/7 Texas 7 p.m. ABC 1920 L 0-21 A 11/3 at Baylor TBA TBA 1922 L 7-19 A 11/10 at Oklahoma TBA TBA 1944 W 13-8 A Category FBS Rk Value FBS Rk Value 11/17 West Virginia TBA TBA 1946 L 6-54 A Total Offense 65 410.4 12 493 11/24 at TCU TBA TBA 1963 L 7-34 A Rushing Offense 81 159 36 201.1 1967 L 0-19 A TEXAS SCHEDULE Passing Offense 47 251.4 22 291.9 1968 L 3-31 A Date Opponent Time/Result Team Passing Efficiency 56 140.14 33 149.66 1996 L 14-71 A 9/1 vs. Maryland (Landover, Md.) L, 29-34 Scoring Offense 52 30.7 16 39.4 1997 W 42-16 H 9/8 Tulsa W, 28-21 Total Defense 47 360.9 72 394.7 1998 L 34-37 A 9/15 No. 22/21 USC W, 37-14 Rushing Defense 31 126.4 48 142.6 9/22 No. 17/17 TCU W, 31-16 1999 L 21-34 H Passing Yards Allowed 80 234.4 97 252.1 9/29 at Kansas State W, 19-14 2000 L 7-42 A Team Passing Efficiency Defense 42 119.39 97 142.29 10/6 vs. No. 7/5 Oklahoma (Dallas) W, 48-45 2001 L 17-45 H Scoring Defense 45 23 78 28.4 10/13 Baylor W, 23-17 2002 L 15-17 A Turnover Margin 22 0.71 98 -0.43 10/27 at Oklahoma State 7 p.m. 2003 L 16-55 H 3rd Down Conversion Pct 40 0.43 57 0.404 11/3 West Virginia TBA 2004 L 35-56 A 11/10 at Texas Tech TBA 4th Down Conversion Pct 11 0.75 21 0.667 2005 L 28-47 H 11/17 Iowa State 7 p.m. 3rd Down Conversion Pct Defense 51 0.369 62 0.383 2006 L 10-36 A 11/23 at Kansas 11 a.m. 4th Down Conversion Pct Defense 79 0.571 89 0.6 2007 L 35-38 H Red Zone Offense 117 0.75 30 0.886 SERIES CAPSULE 2008 L 24-28 A Red Zone Defense 27 0.76 21 0.739 Series History Texas leads, 24-8 2009 L 14-41 H Net Punting 100 35.37 22 40.59 In Stillwater Texas leads, 8-2 2010 W 33-16 A Punt Returns 15 14.89 79 7.64 In Austin Texas leads, 15-6 2011 W 38-26 A Kickoff Returns 65 20.83 72 20.33 At Neutral Texas leads, 1-0 2012 L 36-41 H First Meeting (1916) Texas 14, OSU 6 First Downs Offense 41 163 38 164 2013 W 38-13 A Last Meeting (2017) OSU 13, Texas 10 (OT) First Downs Defense 30 127 71 148 2014 L 7-28 H Last OSU Win (2017) OSU 13, Texas 10 (OT) Fewest Penalties Per Game 101 7.57 98 7.43 2015 W 30-27 A Last Texas Win (2014) Texas 28, OSU 7 Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game 80 62.43 111 73.43 2016 W 49-31 H Gundy vs. Texas 6-7 Time of Possession 19 32:43 122 26:28 Herman vs. OSU 0-1 2017 Wot 13-10 A OKSTATE.COM | COACHGUNDY.COM | @OSUATHLETICS | @COWBOYFB | @COACHGUNDY | #OKSTATE 1 OKLAHOMA STATE HEAD COACH MIKE GUNDY NOTING GUNDY MIKE GUNDY ►2011 winner of the Paul “Bear” Bryant College Coach of Head Coach | 14th Year | Oklahoma State, 1990 the Year Award and the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award. ►Finalist for the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the CAREER TRACK Year Award and the Liberty Mutual National Coach of the Year School Position Year Award in both 2010 and 2011. 1990 Oklahoma State Receivers ►2010 Big 12 Coach of the Year. 1991-93 Oklahoma State Quarterbacks ►2015 AFCA Region 4 Coach of the Year. 1994-95 Oklahoma State Offensive Coordinator 1996 Baylor Quarterbacks/Passing Game Coordinator The 10 years 1997-2000 Maryland Quarterbacks/Pass Game Coordinator/Receivers Before 2001-04 Oklahoma State Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator Gundy Era Gundy 2005-present Oklahoma State Head Coach (2005-pres.) (1995-2004) Top-25 National Finishes 7 1 Top-20 National Finishes 7 0 OKLAHOMA STATE UNDER MIKE GUNDY Top-15 National Finishes 4 0 Top-10 National Finishes 1 0 ► OSU is one of only seven schools with 10 or more MOST WINS SINCE 2010 Top-5 National Finishes 1 0 wins in each of the past three seasons. The others are School Wins Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Wisconsin and 1. Alabama 106 Seasons with at least 10 wins 6 0 San Diego State. 2. Ohio State 98 Seasons with at least nine wins 8 1 3. Clemson 96 Seasons with at least eight wins 9 3 ►OSU is one of only five schools to appear in every set 4. Oklahoma 91 of College Football Playoff rankings since 2015, joining 5. Stanford 90 Conference Record 70-45 32-49 Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Oklahoma. Boise State 90 Top-3 Finishes in Conf. Standings 9 0 ►Since 2010, Oklahoma State has six seasons with at 7. Wisconsin 89 All-Americans 21 4 least 10 wins, an outright Big 12 title (2011) and a share 8. Florida State 88 Conference Player of the Year 6 0 of the Big 12 South title (2010). The Cowboys reached the 9. Oregon 85 First-Round NFL Draft Picks 6 3 top 10 of the Associated Press poll in 2008, 2009, 2010, LSU 85 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017. 11. Georgia 83 12. Oklahoma State 82 Bowl Appearances 12 4 Bowl Victories 8 1 ►Gundy has coached the Cowboys to four New Year’s Michigan State 82 Six bowl games since 2010. The Pokes appeared in the Northern Illinois 82 MOST WINS AT CURRENT SCHOOL 2010 Cotton Bowl, the 2012 Fiesta Bowl, the 2014 Cotton 15. TCU 78 Bowl and the 2016 Sugar Bowl. (Active coaches only) 1. 213 Bill Snyder, Kansas State 27th year ►OSU has also excelled in the classroom during Mike HIGHEST-SCORING TEAMS THIS DECADE 2. 163 Gary Patterson, TCU 19th year Gundy’s tenure as head coach. The Cowboys led the Big 1. 43.5 Oregon 4873 points in 112 games 3. 149 Kirk Ferentz, Iowa 20th year 12 and set a program record with 20 first-team Academic 2. 41.0 Oklahoma State 4546 points in 111 games 4. 140 Nick Saban, Alabama 12th year All-Big 12 selections in 2017. The three highest totals for 3. 40.7 Baylor 4479 points in 110 games 5. 118 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State 14th year first-team Academic All-Big 12 selections in Oklahoma 4. 40.2 Oklahoma 4540 points in 113 games 6. 116 Kyle Whittingham, Utah 14th year State football history have come in the last three seasons, 5. 38.9 Ohio State 4473 points in 115 games 7. 108 Dabo Swinney, Clemson 11th year as OSU had 13 players honored in 2015, 12 in 2016 6. 38.1 Alabama 4532 points in 119 games 8. 104 Mark Dantonio, Michigan State 11th year and 20 in 2017. OSU’s 25 overall Academic All-Big 12 9. 101 Frank Solich, Ohio 14th year selections in 2017 broke the existing program record of 7. 37.8 Boise State 4273 points in 113 games 8. 36.8 Texas Tech 4051 points in 110 games 22, set in 2015. Cowboy football posted a perfect score HEAD COACHES AT THEIR ALMA MATER 9. 35.9 Texas A&M 3990 points in 111 games of 1,000 on the NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) in John Bonamego Central Michigan 10.
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    Oklahoma State COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS: GAVIN LANG ([email protected]) AND SEAN MAGUIRE ([email protected]) CAMPING WORLD BOWL BIG 12 STANDINGS GAME CAPSULE 4:15 CT | Dec. 28, 2017 | Camping World Stadium (65,000) Team Big 12 All Oklahoma 8-1 11-1 TV: ESPN (Beth Mowins, Anthony Becht, Rocky Boiman) TCU 7-2 10-2 In Stillwater: Suddenlink (35/235); DirecTV (206); Dish (140) Oklahoma State 6-3 9-3 In OKC: Cox (29); DirecTV (206); Dish (140) Iowa State 5-4 7-5 Kansas State 5-4 7-5 In Tulsa: Cox (25); Suddenlink (31/231); DirecTV (206); Dish (140) West Virginia 5-4 7-5 Radio: Cowboy Radio Network Texas 5-4 6-6 (Dave Hunziker, John Holcomb & Robert Allen) Texas Tech 3-6 6-6 Internet Radio: http://okla.st/osutunein No. 22/22 Virginia Tech No. 17/17 Oklahoma State Baylor 1-8 1-11 Live Stats: okstate.com Kansas 0-9 1-11 HOKIES COWBOYS OKLAHOMA STATE SCHEDULE/RESULTS 9-3; 5-3 ACC 9-3; 5-3 Big 12 Date Opponent Time/Result TV 8/31 Tulsa W, 59-24 FS1 Coach Justin Fuente Coach Mike Gundy 9/8 at South Alabama W, 44-7 ESPN2 Murray State, 1999 Oklahoma State, 1990 9/16 at Pittsburgh W, 59-21 ESPN Career: 45-30/Sixth year Career: 113-53/13th year OKLAHOMA STATE 9/23 No. 16 TCU L, 31-44 ESPN At Virginia Tech: 19-7/Second year At Oklahoma State: Same SERIES HISTORY 9/30 at Texas Tech W, 41-34 FOX VS.