Oklahoma State is set to take on Arizona State in a much-anticipated matchup this Saturday at 6 p.m. on FS1. As the teams prepare to face off, let’s take a closer look at how they stack up on both sides of the ball.
On offense, Oklahoma State is averaging 399.4 total yards per game, with a passing offense that ranks 19th in the nation at 288.1 yards per game. However, their rushing offense is struggling, ranking 115th with just 111.3 yards per game. The team has also struggled with turnovers, losing the ball 13 times so far this season.
Defensively, Arizona State has been strong, allowing just 328.7 total yards per game and boasting the 31st ranked rushing defense in the country. Their passing defense is solid as well, ranking 56th with an average of 212.9 yards allowed per game. The Sun Devils have been effective at forcing turnovers, gaining possession 11 times this season.
When Arizona State has the ball, they will be facing an Oklahoma State defense that has struggled this season, ranking 132nd in total defense with 499.9 yards allowed per game. The Cowboys have particularly struggled against the run, allowing 251 rushing yards per game – the worst in the nation. However, they have been successful in forcing turnovers, with 13 takeaways so far this season.
Overall, Saturday’s game promises to be an exciting matchup between two teams with different strengths and weaknesses. Fans can tune in on FS1 to see which team will come out on top in this showdown.
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