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Weigman Throws 5 TD Passes to Lead No. 20 Houston to a 35-32 Win over No. 18 Oklahoma State

Weigman threw 5 touchdown passes and Houston gained 505 yards in a Big 12 win that ended Oklahoma State’s four-game streak.

  • On Saturday, No. 20 Houston defeated Oklahoma State 35-32 in a Big 12 shootout, with Cougars quarterback Conner Weigman throwing for 343 yards and five touchdown passes.
  • Poor tackling by the Cowboys defense allowed Houston to gain 505 total yards and exploit explosive plays; Oklahoma State struggled early, scoring just three points in the first half.
  • Cowboys quarterback Drew Mestemaker threw for 365 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Caleb Hawkins added 125 receiving yards and a score. The teams combined for 794 yards of total offense.
  • The loss snapped Oklahoma State's four-game winning streak and complicated their Big 12 title hopes. Houston, now 6-1, maintained realistic conference championship aspirations with this pivotal home victory.
  • Oklahoma State hosts Colorado next Saturday as they seek to rebound from the defeat. Houston remains in the Big 12 title hunt with Utah looming on its schedule.
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Weigman throws 5 TD passes to lead No. 20 Houston to a 35-32 win over No. 18 Oklahoma State

Conner Weigman threw for 343 yards and tied a career high with five touchdown passes to help No. 20 Houston beat No. 18 Oklahoma State 35-32 on Saturday night for its fourth straight victory

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No. 20 Houston 35, No. 18 Oklahoma State 32

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