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Konrardy hits field goal as time expires to lift Iowa State past No. 24 Oklahoma State, 51-49

In a thrilling finish, Iowa State secured a 51-49 victory over No. 24 Oklahoma State in Saturday night's game. With mere seconds remaining on the clock, Cyclones kicker Kyle Konrardy nailed a 34-yard field goal to send his team to a thrilling win. In a game defined by big plays, Iowa State's offense, led by Jaylen Raynor, overcame a two-game losing streak.

Quarterback Raynor completed 18 of 28 passes and rushed for a touchdown, while Aiden Flora added 221 rushing yards and two touchdowns on the ground. Despite trailing by a point with 53 seconds left, Iowa State capitalized on a late momentum shift. Oklahoma State, led by quarterback Drew Mestemaker with 323 passing yards and five touchdowns, and running back Caleb Hawkins with 194 rushing yards, had a chance to reclaim the lead but squandered it. A critical penalty called on Mestemaker after his touchdown cost Oklahoma State the game.

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