How to Watch BYU vs No. 20 Oklahoma State

BYU is 5-6 and coming off a narrow loss to Oklahoma. The Cougars are on a mission to reach bowl eligibility - they have one last chance against Oklahoma State to reach six wins. Oklahoma State is 8-3 and coming off a win over Houston. BYU-Oklahoma State will start at 2:30 PM Central Time and will be broadcast on ABC. Below is all the information you need to watch or stream the game.

How to Watch BYU vs Oklahoma State

Time: 2:30 PM CST | 1:30 PM MT
TV Channel: ABC
Live Stream: fuboTV (Start your free trial)

BYU Quarterback Situation

BYU has not named a starting quarterback for the Oklahoma State game. Starter Kedon Slovis suffered an injury against Texas and missed a few games. In his place, junior Jake Retzlaff replaced Slovis in the starting lineup where he has started the last three games.

BYU Has a Quarterback Competition on its Hands Before the Regular Season Finale

Big 12 Championship Implications

On Friday night, the Texas Longhorns took care of business in a dominant 57-7 win over Texas Tech. With the win, the Longhorns secured their spot in the Big 12 championship game next weekend. Texas will face either Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, or Kansas State in the championship game. Between those three teams, only Oklahoma State controls their destiny. If the Cowboys beat BYU on Saturday, they would own the tiebreaker over Kansas State and Oklahoma and would therefore face Texas in the Big 12 championship.

The Cougars have a lot to play for as well - they are just one win away from reaching bowl eligibility. BYU has been one win away from bowl eligibility for the last month. The Cougars are eager to win one more game and play in a bowl game for the first time as a Big 12 school. They also have a chance to play spoiler which would be the cherry on top of an upset win.

If BYU beats Oklahoma State, Oklahoma will play Texas in the Big 12 championship.

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