The road trip to Waco in recent years has not ended in OSU’s favor.
Having never won in McLane stadium (built in 2014) and leaving with losses since 2009, Mike Gundy’s team entered with a fervor.
It was a Cowboy-dominated game. Baylor had a lot of missing players and coaches – some COVID-related, some not – but it didn’t matter, OSU was in control. Even with no Hubbard or Wallace, Sanders was comfortable in the pocket, making plays we haven’t always seen this season.
Offense stalled in the second half, but up 28-0 entering the third, there was no rush to get into the endzone except to capitalize and seal the regular season finale victory.