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Cowboy Golf gets their first win of the season, Matt Wolff shines:
The 2018 National Champions are off to a solid start to the season after a win at Olympia Falls. After not getting a win as a freshman, Matt Wolff is a off to a solid sophomore campaign after playing fantastic through twp tournaments. He shot a 5-under 65 opening round. He then capped off the event with rounds of 69 and 70. Oklahoma State would go on to get their first win of the season after getting third in the Carmel Cup.
Sophomore @matthew_wolff5
— Golfweek (@golfweek) September 16, 2018
wins again as @OSUCowboyGolf
rolls at Olympia Fields:https://t.co/cW06brJes7
Watch: Cinematic highlights for Saturday’s big win-
Oklahoma State fans are still buzzing after the Cowboy's beat a ranked Boise State on Saturday. Relive the best moments of the game with these cinematic highlights courtesy of Orange Power Studios.
️ "Could the Cowboys be one of the surprise teams in college football - a team that accomplishes much more than anyone could've imagined?" #okstate #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/913uae8pWl
— Cowboy Football (@CowboyFB) September 16, 2018
What a game, what a win.
Justice Hill comes in at No.8 in Heisman rankings:
In the latest Heisman straw poll from The Athletic , Justice Hill received two second place votes. The poll was 34 people and they followed actual Heisman voting protocol with a first place vote getting 3 points, 2 points for a second place vote and a point for each third place vote which means Hill currently has four points. Tua Tagovailoa is in first place with 69 points after dazzling in his first three games as a starter. West Virginia quarterback Will Grier is in third with 30 points. Kyler Murray is the highest Big 12 player on the list in second place with 54 points. While this in no way reflects the actual Heisman standings, it’s fun to see how a particular media outlet is voting. Despite Oklahoma State not having a campaign for him like they did for Mason Rudolph, it looks like Hill’s on the field performance is speaking for itself.