Terrence Lewis Has A Career Best Game Against Texas Tech As Role Continues To Increase
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Oklahoma State football’s wide receiver room has not been short of weapons this season. An emerging talent made a major splash on Saturday night.
Texas Tech beat Oklahoma State 52-27 inside Boone Pickens Stadium and dropped the Cowboys to 6-4 (4-3). The loss effectively eliminated OSU from Big 12 championship contention.
Sophomore wide receiver Terrence Lewis set a career high in yards with 78. His previous high was earlier this season when he had 49 against Murray State. His high against an FBS opponent was 37 yards which he did twice; this season against Oregon and last season at North Texas against UTSA.
“I love the way he competes,” coach Eric Morris said. “He’s got a great competitive character and he’s fearless.”
Lewis has cemented himself as a reliable piece of the Cowboy passing attack behind Wyatt Young and Justin Bowick. He has at least one catch in every game this season and has touchdowns against Murray State and West Virginia.
“He’s a fiery competitor who loves to play ball,” Morris said. “He’s someone that Drew (Mestemaker) continues to trust more and more when he’s out there.”
Saturday was only the second time in Lewis’ career that he had more than three catches. His career high is five, which also came against Oregon.
Lewis had at least one catch in nine games last season at North Texas. His transfer to Stillwater was not as highly publicized as some of his Mean Green teammates but he continues to grow with the extra opportunities that he has been given as the year has gone on.
“The coaching staff has gotten more comfortable with me and built a better connection through spring and fall camps and then obviously through the season,” Lewis said. “At the end of the day I just love being around the staff.”
