OSU football: Coach Mike Gundy was confident Quinn Sharp would make game-winning kick
GLENDALE , Ariz. — When Colton Chelf snagged a 25-yard strike down the middle of the field from Brandon Weeden in overtime and was tackled at the half-yard line, Oklahoma State did not try to win the Fiesta Bowl by punching the ball in the end zone.
Instead, Weeden took a knee in the middle of the field to center the ball for a Quinn Sharp field-goal try.
Yes, the 22-yard attempt — which Sh...
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