A reeling Oklahoma State teem walked into Jack Trice Stadium and surprised the Cyclones on Saturday.

The defense wasn’t great in the first half, and Oklahoma State has plenty of weapons on offense.

And those weapons, like Chuba Hubbard and Tylan Wallace, made the ISU defenders dance early and often.

The offense was, well.

Instead of letting Breece Hall continue his breakout season..

Brock Purdy was asked to throw the ball. A lot. Like 60 times.

The game was put away in the 4th quarter, as Brock Purdy tossed a go-ahead pick-six, and subsequently threw two more interceptions.

On a positive note, there were fewer penalties in key situations.

At least there weren’t any missed field goals.

Watching the Cyclones play poorly in a winnable home game in front of a sellout crowd at Jack Trice Stadium for 3rd time this season was...

Also, would it be possible, just once, to win a football game after jumping back in the AP Top 25 Poll?

Up next is a bye week, which offers a chance to get players healthy and gives the staff time to figure things out...

Before heading to Norman in search of what would be a massive road win.