
CELEBRATION: Oklahoma State's Isaiah Anderson (82) celebrates after a touchdown with Oklahoma State's Brandon Webb (51) and Lane Taylor (68) during a college football game between Oklahoma State University (OSU) and Texas Tech University (TTU) at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla., Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012. Photo by Bryan Terry, The Oklahoman
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Oklahoma out of BCS, will play Texas A&M in Cotton Bowl
12/02/2012 Oklahoma, squeezed out of a BCS at-large bid by upstart Northern Illinois, will instead play in the Cotton Bowl on January 4, 2013, an OU athletic department...
Also contributing to OSU's slide was that Northern Illinois finished 15th in the final BCS standings, which earned it an automatic BCS berth to the Orange Bowl and squeezed OU out of the BCS equation. The Sooners instead fell to the Cotton Bowl, and Texas was picked for the Alamo Bowl.
OSU will be facing a Purdue team that finished 6-6 and fired coach Danny Hope on Nov. 25. Assistant Patrick Higgins will serve as interim coach in the bowl game. The Boilermakers rallied to get bowl eligible, finishing the regular season with three consecutive victories over Iowa, Illinois and Indiana.
The Cowboys have never played in the TicketCity/Heart of Dallas Bowl, a game that was established just two seasons ago. OSU has faced Purdue just once, a 33-20 loss in the 1997 Alamo Bowl.