Oklahoma State and West Virginia Want the Ball, Want to Tempo, and Play Keep-away

STILLWATER – I’d said for a long time going back to the late spring and summer that we would know more about Oklahoma State after they went to Morgantown and opened Big 12 play with West Virginia. I felt that way even more after being in Frisco, Texas at Big 12 Football Media Days and interviewing Mountaineers head coach Rich Rodriguez one-on-one. Now, after the non conference portion of the season, West Virginia is 3-0 and Oklahoma State is 2-1.