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Oklahoma State shocks Oregon, breaks losing streak: College football reacts

Oklahoma State shocked college football by upsetting Oregon in Week 2. Here's how the college football world reacted:

Oklahoma State University's football team stunned the college football world by defeating Oregon, ending a 12-game losing streak. The Cowboys, led by second-year coach Eric Morris and quarterback Drew Mestemaker, defeated the Oregon Ducks 39-32 in a home game on September 12. This marked the longest losing streak ever broken by a college football team against a top-10 ranked opponent.

Mestemaker's performance, throwing for 317 yards with two touchdowns and rushing for 109 yards and a score, proved crucial in the victory. The win comes after Oklahoma State suffered back-to-back defeats, including a 24-10 loss to in-state rival Tulsa and a 69-3 loss to Oregon the previous season. The upset has sent shockwaves through the college football community, with many expressing disbelief at the result and praising Mestemaker's performance.

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