The Oklahoma State Cowboys defeated the Oklahoma Sooners 7-3 in a rainy Bedlam game at ONEOK Field. OSU's head coach, Josh Holliday, improved his record against OU to 38-16. The Cowboys showcased their power by hitting four home runs, including two from catcher Campbell Smithwick. The game was cut short in the eighth inning due to a thunderstorm. A solid pitching performance helped OSU overcome mistakes, allowing them to secure the victory and improve to 23-14 this season.

By the Numbers
  • OSU hit four home runs, maintaining their status as the third-best nationally in homers.
  • Head coach Josh Holliday's record against the Sooners stands at 38 wins and 16 losses.
State of Play
  • The Cowboys stand at 23-14 for the season with a strong showing against rivals.
  • Next, OSU will host the Big 12-leading Kansas for a three-game series.
What's Next

OSU will look to build on this victory as they prepare to face Kansas, aiming for momentum in a critical Big 12 series. They need to strengthen their pitching depth and maintain their offensive power to challenge for the conference lead.

Bottom Line

The Cowboys displayed powerful hitting and effective pitching in this Bedlam matchup, setting a positive tone as they gear up for a pivotal series against Kansas. Consistency will be key as they aim to climb the Big 12 standings.