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OSU Post-Game Notes vs. Oklahoma
November 28, 2009 | Cowboy Football
Nov. 28, 2009
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Oklahoma State Post-Game Notes vs. Oklahoma
Nov. 28, 2009 - Memorial Stadium
:: Fifth-year head coach Mike Gundy is now 36-26 in his career and 0-5 all-time against Oklahoma.
:: OSU is now 17-80-7 in the all-time series against Oklahoma.
:: Prior to today, the last time Oklahoma State had been shut out was Oct. 1, 2005 against Colorado, a streak of 46 games.
:: Serving as Oklahoma State captains for today's game were running back Keith Toston, linebacker Andre Sexton and wide receiver DeMarcus Conner.
:: Redshirt freshman tight end Cooper Bassett made his first career start and in doing so became the 21st different Cowboy to start a game on the offensive side of the ball for OSU this season.
:: OSU kept its opponent from scoring a touchdown on its opening drive for the 10th-straight game. Georgia is the only team to score a TD on the opening drive against the Cowboys this season.
:: The Cowboys have held each of their last seven opponents scoreless in the opening quarter.
:: OSU's average starting field position in the opening quarter was its own 18-yard line. OU's average starting spot in the quarter was its own 45-yard line.
:: OU became just the third team this season - along with Texas and Georgia - to score against the Cowboys on its first possession of the second half.
:: Redshirt freshman punter Quinn Sharp boomed the two longest punts of his career, a 62 yarder in the third quarter and a career-long 67 yarder in the fourth quarter. His previous highs of 61 came against Georgia and Rice.
:: OSU's blocked field goal by Jermiah Price in the fourth quarter was its first since last year's Holiday Bowl when Perrish Cox blocked an attempt against Oregon.
:: Senior running back Keith Toston moved into ninth place on OSU's career rushing list. With 47 yards today, Toston improved his career total to 2,684.
:: Senior linebacker Andre Sexton continued to move up OSU's career tackles list. His six stops against the Sooners gives him 310, which ranks 11th in school history and one shy of the top 10.
:: Junior linebacker Justin Gent recorded a career-high eight tackles, besting his previous high of three, which he had done four previous times.
:: Cornerbacks Terrance Anderson and Andrew McGee both tied career highs with seven tackles.
