Drew Mestemaker achieves wild feat after Oklahoma State stomping of Kansas State

Drew Mestemaker is making waves in Oklahoma State football after their dominant 66-28 victory over Kansas State. The quarterback has achieved a rare feat in college football – a four-touchdown performance in a single game. Mestemaker accomplished this rare hat trick: throwing a passing touchdown, rushing for another, and catching a TD pass.

According to ESPN Insights, he is the only power conference player over the last 30 seasons to achieve this feat in a road game. The performance came with the game already out of reach, showcasing Mestemaker's ability to deliver big plays with both his arm and feet. Coach Eric Morris has already recognized Mestemaker's potential, even without a traditional pocket presence.

The transfer from the transfer portal has become a star at a school that produced notable pocket passers in the past, including Brandon Weeden and Mason Rudolph. With Mestemaker now galvanizing a restless fanbase, the Cowboys have become bowl eligible for the first time in years under Morris.