WVU’s offense wasn’t on ‘same page’ against Oklahoma State
West Virginia’s offense had the ball inside Oklahoma State’s 10-yard line. The Cowboys had just tied the game, 21-21, so the Mountaineers needed an answer. Quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. handed the ball off to true freshman Amari Latimer for a yard. Hawkins kept the ball for another five. Then, he ran again for no gain. Quickly, WVU was stopped and forced to kick a field goal. From that point on, the offense turned the ball over on downs, punted, turnover on downs and turnover on downs. WVU’s offense who scored a touchdown on three of the first six offensive drives, couldn’t ...