There was discussion — for some reason — on the broadcast of Oklahoma State-Texas on Saturday with the game tied late on how the Longhorns could be a CFP team with two losses if they won out.
The Cowboys dashed that idea by scoring 17 straight points and stunning Texas, 41-34, in Big 12 play.
Oklahoma State trailed 34-24 before getting a field goal in the final half-minute of the third quarter.
The fourth quarter was all Cowboys as Spencer Sanders threw touchdown passes of 10 yards and 41 yards to give Oklahoma State the seven-point lead.
OKLAHOMA STATE TIES THE GAME VS TEXAS!
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— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) October 22, 2022
One of Texas’ last gasps ended when Jason Taylor made his second interception of the game. Taylor injured his leg on the play and was helped to the locker room.
Texas, which scored a field goal in the second half, got the ball one last time and Quinn Ewers had a pass deflected and picked off by Oklahoma State’s Kendal Daniels.
QUINN EWERS IS PICKED OFF!
Oklahoma State completes the comeback and takes down #20 Texas🤠
— PFF College (@PFF_College) October 22, 2022
Sanders threw 57 passes for 391 yards and 2 touchdowns.
In a rarity, Oklahoma State was not called for a penalty. Texas, however, was flagged 14 times for 119 yards.
