Stanford has not trailed in the 2012 Fiesta Bowl, thanks to its ability to answer every time Oklahoma State pull back even with the Cardinal. After Cowboys wide receiver Justin Blackmon caught his Fiesta Bowl record-tying third touchdown pass, the Cardinal marched down the field with a 13-play, 69-yard drive that gobbled up more than seven minutes of clock and gave Stanford a 38-31 lead.
Stanford Vs. Oklahoma State Score Update: Cardinal, Cowboys Trading Late TDs
But the four minutes left on the clock proved more than enough for Oklahoma State, which needed less than two minutes to drive the field for the game-tying score, 38-38. Joseph Randle scored the touchdown on the ground. The Cowboys set up the touchdown with an enormous fourth-down conversion on their own half of the field earlier in the drive.
Here’s video of the Cardinal touchdown:
And, in the interest of equal coverage, here is the Cowboy’s game-tying score:
For more on this super BCS bowl game, visit Oklahoma State blog Cowboys Ride for Free and Stanford blog Rule of Tree, and head over to Pac-12 blog Pacific Takes and SB Nation Bay Area.
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