Regular season ·
West Virginia beat Oklahoma State
Records are after this game.
West Virginia beat Oklahoma State by 5 points.
How the game turned
Q4 5:59 West Virginia 24, Oklahoma State 19
West Virginia 78% to win
Legg 34-yd field goal, West Virginia leads 24-19
Big moments
- 1Q1 7:11 · West Virginia 7, Oklahoma State 0West Virginia's win chance rose from 51% to 55%.Greene 36-yd TD run, West Virginia goes ahead 7-0
- 2Q2 0:14 · West Virginia 7, Oklahoma State 10Brown 22-yd field goal, Oklahoma State goes ahead 10-7
- 3Q3 12:45 · West Virginia 14, Oklahoma State 10West Virginia's win chance rose from 38% to 56%.Anderson 54-yd TD run, West Virginia goes ahead 14-10
- 4Q3 0:24 · West Virginia 21, Oklahoma State 19West Virginia's win chance fell from 71% to 55%.Gordon 23-yd TD run, two-point try fails, cuts it to 21-19
- 5Q4 5:59 · West Virginia 24, Oklahoma State 19West Virginia's win chance rose from 60% to 78%.Legg 34-yd field goal, West Virginia leads 24-19
West Virginia's lowest chance to win was 24 percent. Win chance is our own calculation from the play-by-play, with each game's start set from the pregame expectation.
The biggest swing
With 5:59 left in the 4th quarter, West Virginia's chance to win went from 60 percent to 78 percent when West Virginia kicked a field goal.
The score went from West Virginia 21, Oklahoma State 19 to West Virginia 24, Oklahoma State 19.
The play: Legg 34-yd field goal, West Virginia leads 24-19.
It was West Virginia's first win over Oklahoma State since the 2014 season, after 7 straight losses in the series, counted since 1970 in our games data.
What happened next
Oklahoma State's next game: L 17-24 vs Wisconsin in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl, Dec 27
31 days laterWest Virginia finished the 2022 season 5-7.
West Virginia's first game of the 2023 season: L 15-38 at Penn State, Sep 2, 2023
about 9 months laterThe teams' next meeting after Nov 26, 2022: Oklahoma State 48, West Virginia 34, Oct 21, 2023
about 11 months later
Related pages
Scores, dates and the stage: ESPN. Win chance: our curve from play-by-play; the turn is its largest one-play change that moved with the score.

