How to Watch: Oklahoma State vs. Kansas
STILLWATER -- Oklahoma State enters this weekend's game against Kansas fresh off a bye week and a two game win streak before that where they beat No. 23 Iowa State in Ames and TCU in Stillwater. In those games, the Cowboy defense displayed two of their best performances in the past few seasons and they forced several turnovers and came up with some clutch stops late in the game.
The Kansas Jayhawks, led by head coach Les Miles, are in town for the week 10 match up and they're desperate for a win. They're currently sitting at 3-6 on the season and could become bowl eligible if they win out.
It's going to be a fun game that's going to be played in beautiful weather and the Pokes seem to be playing their best football of the season. So, if you can't make it out to Boone Pickens Stadium, don't worry because we've got all the details for you to follow along with the action from wherever you are!
11 a.m. CT | Nov. 16, 2019 | Boone Pickens Stadium
TV: FS1
Streaming: You can stream the game at foxsportsgo.com, or on the FOX Sports app when you sign in with your television provider.
Radio: Cowboy Radio Network (Dave Hunziker on play-by-play, John Holcomb on color analyst and Robert Allen on sideline)
Satellite Radio: Sirius (Ch. 136), XM (Ch. 199) and Internet (Ch. 953)
Internet Radio: http://okla.st/osutunein
Oklahoma State enters this game sitting at 6-3 on the season and with one of the best offenses in the country. The Pokes are averaging 500 yards of offensive per game, but the stat sheet doesn't look like a modern day Oklahoma State stat sheet.
They're averaging 267.7 yards of rushing per game, which is good for No. 9 in the country, but they're ranked No. 70 in the passing game with 232.3 passing yards per game. That certainly doesn't mean that Spencer Sanders isn't a good passing quarterback, but with him being a dual threat quarterback, and with the nation's best running back in Chuba Hubbard, there's not a great need to throw the ball that much.
As for the Pokes' defense, they've really improved over the past three weeks. After giving up a fourth quarter lead to Baylor that led to a 45-27 loss, the Pokes traveled to Ames, IA and upset the Cyclones thanks to multiple forced turnovers in the fourth quarter, including a pick six by linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez.
Then in the next game, the Cowboy defense came up huge again against TCU as they forced several turnovers and came up with big stops when they needed to the most.
As for the Jayhawks, they're led by quarterback Carter Stanley and running back Pooka Williams. Stanley's averaging 223.9 passing yards per game, while Williams is averaging 95.6 rushing yards per game.
As for the defense, the Jayhawks are led by hometown hero Bryce Torneden. He's out of Lawrence, KS and is having a great senior season. The safety has recorded 61 total tackles, 40 have been solo stops.
Another guy to watch is freshman linebacker Gavin Potter out of Broken Arrow, OK. He's recorded 40 total tackles on the season, 30 of which have been solo stops.
