Second straight win against Oklahoma State could have Tulsa, coach Tre Lamb going places
Tulsa coach Tre Lamb had all the confidence in the world his Golden Hurricane could find a way to beat Oklahoma State again. It didn’t really take shape going into Saturday’s rematch at H.A. Chapman Stadium on the University of Tulsa campus, or even in the days and weeks leading up to the game. No, Lamb was confident his team could knock off the in-state rival several months ago and several yards…
Tulsa coach Tre Lamb confidently predicted his Golden Hurricane would defeat Oklahoma State again in their rematch on Saturday. Despite the team missing two field goals and throwing an interception, the Golden Hurricane dominated the Cowboys, winning 24-10. Freshman quarterback Baylor Hayes led the Golden Hurricane's defense with four turnovers and held the Cowboys to 2-of-6 fourth-down conversions.
With this win, Tulsa becomes the first team to beat Oklahoma State in back-to-back seasons since 1950-52. The team's success could lead to overtures from Power Four schools, potentially making coach Tre Lamb a target for other major programs.
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