Tulsa defeats Oklahoma State 24-10 in season opener

Resumen

The Tulsa Golden Hurricane beat the Oklahoma State Cowboys 24-10 on Saturday, marking head coach Eric Morris' debut and leaving the Cowboys with a 12-game losing streak.

Tulsa secured a 24-10 victory over Oklahoma State in the opening game of the 2026 college football season on Saturday at H.A. Chapman Stadium. The win came as the Cowboys, playing their first game under new head coach Eric Morris, struggled offensively, managing only 151 total yards and a single field goal.

Quarterback Drew Mestemaker completed 29 of 49 passes for 241 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. The Cowboys turned the ball over four times, while Tulsa forced three turnovers, including a late fourth-quarter interception in the end zone that sealed the result.

Tulsa's offense was led by running back Damari Alston, who scored on a 29-yard run, and receiver Oran Singleton Jr., who caught a 21-yard touchdown pass. The Golden Hurricane outgained the Cowboys 205-151 and controlled the time of possession.

The Cowboys also dealt with an injury to left tackle Jacob Sexton, who was carted off early in the game after a leg injury.

Oklahoma State will attempt to end its 12-game losing streak next week when it hosts Oregon at Stillwater.

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