Welcome to Stillwater, Oklahoma! Sunday is the perfect day to shop, dine, stay, and play, the Stillwater way! Visit any of the dozens of retail shops, restaurants, convenience stores, and coffee shops and enter for a chance to win a $100 gift card to a Stillwater business that is open on Sundays! Receive one entry for every $50 spent in participating Stillwater businesses on OSU home football game Sundays! Submit your receipts online at VisitStillwater.org, the collection box inside the 24/7 Visit Stillwater Visitor Center at 2617 W 6th Ave in Stillwater or mail them to the Visit Stillwater office!
Visit Stillwater is your go-to guide for the best places to eat, stay, explore, and enjoy in America’s Friendliest College Town.
STILLWATER – Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris met with the media following the Cowboys’ 52-27 loss to No. 12 Texas Tech on Saturday night.
“I think just holistically it was an old-fashioned butt whooping a little bit,” Eric Morris said. “I think it started from the very first play for them. Hats off to Texas Tech; obviously they’re who everybody’s chasing right now, reigning champions, have had a phenomenal season, have a lot of experience over there. It started off on the wrong foot; we knew that they were gonna run a field return, that’s what we’ve struggled with this year. We talked about communication; [it] was one of our goals, and the communication was so poor on the very first play of the game, on our kickoff coverage and they capitalized on it. Hats off to them. Get it back to the offense and the first third down, the quarterback drops the snap, gets hit and bangs up his shoulder a little bit. We just never were able to capture the momentum back. There were some bright spots here and there, but we’re just not quite there yet as a program, you know, as we’re trying to elevate this program to the level that they’re on right now in championship football. I thought they did a nice job winning some one-on-one matchups.”
