Oklahoma State visits Tulsa in season opener for both

Oklahoma State and Tulsa face off in their season opener on Saturday at 3:45 p.m. ET. The game marks the start of both teams' new seasons. Oklahoma State's offense averages 292.4 yards per game, ranking 128th in FBS. Their defense allows 418.3 yards per game, placing them 114th in FBS. Passing defense is their weakest point, allowing 252.4 yards per game (119th). Scoring defense is also concerning, with 33.3 points allowed per game (124th).

On the other hand, Tulsa's offense is more formidable, averaging 397.9 yards per game, which puts them at 56th in FBS. Zane Flores leads the way with 1,490 passing yards, 3 touchdowns, 7 interceptions, and a 59.8 completion percentage. Rushing contributes to their offense as well, with Rodney Fields Jr. amassing 614 yards on 124 carries and scoring 1 touchdown.

Receiver Gavin Freeman adds to the offense with 481 yards on 53 catches and 4 touchdowns. Baylor Hayes contributes with 2,158 passing yards, 12 touchdowns, 6 interceptions, and a 58.8 completion percentage. Dominic Richardson rushes for 1,065 yards on 212 carries, scoring 5 touchdowns. Receiver Brody Foley has 528 yards on 37 catches and 7 touchdowns.