OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma State waited for weeks for starting tailback Kendall Hunter to return from an injury. Even when he got back, Keith Toston still found a way to upstage him.
Toston had the most productive day of his career Saturday, rushing for 203 yards and three touchdowns, and the 17th-ranked Cowboys (7-2, 4-1) vaulted into the Big 12 rushing lead with an all-around effort against Iowa State.
Oklahoma State entered the weekend with the fourth-best rushing average in the conference, but came through with a season-high 331 yards while holding the Cyclones to a season-low 54 yards on the ground.
The Cowboys have won the conference's rushing title the past three seasons.
Toston had the most productive day of his career Saturday, rushing for 203 yards and three touchdowns, and the 17th-ranked Cowboys (7-2, 4-1) vaulted into the Big 12 rushing lead with an all-around effort against Iowa State.
Oklahoma State entered the weekend with the fourth-best rushing average in the conference, but came through with a season-high 331 yards while holding the Cyclones to a season-low 54 yards on the ground.
The Cowboys have won the conference's rushing title the past three seasons.
