Oklahoma State pulls away early, downs West Virginia 27-13

Following an Oklahoma State rushing touchdown early in the second quarter, the West Virginia football team was staring at the Cowboys’ backs all afternoon. Oklahoma State’s uptempo offense was able to get on the scoreboard early and often and, combined with an abundance of negative penalties, resulted in the Mountaineers falling by a 27-13 final score Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater. The initial score — a 66-yard rushing touchdown by Oklahoma State running back L.D. Brown — caused an early shift in momentum in favor of the Cowboys.