mason rudolph, the quarterback for oklahoma state has been excellent. here is rudolph. a lot of rudolph at the 20. picks up the first down! this kid is tough. from rock hill, south carolina. 26-yard gain on third and 23. >> joel: along with the toughness comes the intelligence to know with the man-to-man coverage, called cover two man. man underneath. two safeties deep. nobody for the quarterback. he uses his feet for a conversion. >> gus: first down and ten at the 12 yard line. for o.k. state. rudolph hands it off to sanders. sanders can't get around the corner. it's knocked out of bounds. >> joel: the side to side running game trying to get to the outside is not working. baylor is under sized on defense. they are athletic and quick. in particular on the edges. it's not worked all night long. taylor young, travo blanchard. what oklahoma state has to get back to if they want to continue to run the ball is going straight downhill in between the tackles and in between the guards at the middle of the defense. >> gus: second down and 14. rudolph. in the corner. incomplete.

mason rudolph, the quarterback for oklahoma state has been excellent. here is rudolph. aot rudolph at the 20. picks up the first down! this kid is tough. from rock hill, south carolina. 26-yard gain on third and 23. >> joel: along with the toughness comes the intelligence to know with the man-to-man coverage, called cover two man. man underneath. two safeties deep. nobody for the quarterback. he uses his feet for a conversion. >> gus: first down and ten at the 12 yard line. for o.k. state. rudolph hands it off to sanders. sanders can't get around the corner. it's knocked out of bounds. >> joel: the side to side running game trying to get to the outside is not working. baylor is under sized on defense. they are athletic and quick. in particular on the edges. it's not worked all night long. taylor blanchard. what oklahoma state has to get back to if they want to continue to run the ball is going straight downhill in between the tackles and in between the guards at the middle of the defense. >> gus: second down and 14. rudolph. in the corner. incomplete. james washington h

mason rudolph, the quarterback for oklahoma state has been excellent. here is rudolph. a lot of rudolph at the 20. picks up the first down! this kid is tough. from rock hill, south carolina. 26-yard gain on third and 23. >> joel: along with the toughness comes the intelligence to know with the man-to-man coverage, called cover two man. man underneath. two safeties deep. nobody for the quarterback. he becomes the most dangerous he uses his feet for a conversion. >> gus: first down and ten at the 12 yard line. for o.k. state. rudolph hands it off to sanders. sanders can't get around the corner. it's knocked out of bounds. >> joel: the side to side running game trying to get to the outside is not working. baylor is under sized on defense. they are athletic and quick. in particular on the edges. it's not worked all night long. taylor young, travon blanchard. what oklahoma state has to get back to if they want to continue to run the ball is going straight downhill in between the tackles and in between the guards at the middle of the defense. >> gus: second down and 14. rudol

third and five with mason rudolph. i don't understand handing the ball off there unless you are going for it on >> gus: ben grogan comes in. he missed a 45-yarder. 2:13 to go. third quarter. 28-24. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> gus: this is turning out to a classic shootout. >> joel: in the big 12 ballgames it's like who is going to have the ball last? it's not necessarily high scoring yet. we have seen games at 45-42 in the big 12. baylor has been so explosive on offense, scoring 28 points in just ten minutes. offense. >> gus: ammendola will send it away. nicholson the deep man for baylor. he will get a shot from the five. wrapped up at the 15. >> joel: great coverage. look out. >> gus: he -- the original new comedy is called funny and hilariously weird. tonight on fox. >> joel: they are talking about the explosiveness. baylor has

mason rudolph. with time. lets it go. down the field. intercepted! orion stewart. [ cheering ] it at the 30. stewart. still running and out of >> gus: jim grobe can take a deep breath. >> joel: fitting that the last play made to seal the victory is made by that secondary. they played great tonight for baylor. phil bennett deserves a lot of credit for an excellent game plan that stood up four quarters. got turnovers. tackled well. excellent effort. what a job by baylor's defense tonight! >> gus: hand it off to hasty. >> joel: felt like oklahoma state got away with a hold. change. >> referee: oklahoma state calls a time-out in the half. time-out. baylor, 35-24. >> gus: four oklahoma state turnovers tonight. mason rudolph throws his second interception in 153 passes this year. but the one that hurt the he is feeling it. >> joel: that is not even to mention the fourth down stop they got the series prior. the two snaps are the difference in the game. >> gus: two time-out for oklahoma state. seth russell. what a game for the senior quarterback tonight. >>

third and five with mason rudolph. i don't understand handing the ball off there unless you are going for it on he missed a 45-yarder. 2:13 to go. third quarter. 28-24. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> gus: this is turning out to a classic shootout. >> joel: in the big 12 ballgames it's like who is going to have the ball last? it's not necessarily high scoring yet. we have seen games at 45-42 in the big 12. baylor has been so explosive on offense, scoring 28 points in just ten minutes. offense. >> gus: ammendola will send it away. nicholson the deep man for baylor. he will get a shot from the five. wrapped up at the 15. >> joel: great coverage. look out. >> gus: he -- the original new comedy is called funny and hilariously weird. tonight after on fox. >> joel: they are talking about the explosiveness. baylor has touchdown from 23 yards out.

mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming of too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyone. ...str

mason rudolph. with time. lets it go. down the field. intercepted! orion stewart. [ cheering ] it at the 30. stewart. still running and out of >> gus: jim grobe can take a deep breath. >> joel: fitting that the last play made to seal the victory is made by that secondary. they played great tonight for baylor. phil bennett deserves a lot of credit for an excellent game plan that stood up four quarters. got turnovers. tackled well. excellent effort. what a job by baylor's defense tonight! >> gus: hand it off to hasty. >> joel: felt like oklahoma state got away with a hold. rudolph doing the right thing. change. >> referee: oklahoma state calls a time-out in the half. time-out. baylor, 35-24. >> gus: four oklahoma state turnovers tonight. mason rudolph throws his second interception in 153 passes this year. but the one that hurt the the ball on the one. he is feeling it. >> joel: that is not even to mention the fourth down stop they got the series prior. the two snaps are the difference in the game. >> gus: two time-out for oklahoma state. seth russell.

mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown p

. >> joel: that is one that mason rudolph has enough experience to know he has to throw the ball completely out of bounds. he is trying to throw it away and doesn't get there. wright will have the foot in bounds. he looks at the sideline rather than securing the fo that would be forcing the bears. >> gus: rudolph in the first half. 12 of 15, 112 yards. no touchdowns. second and ten at the 25. rudolph. receiver wide open up the middle. can't find him. instead it's washington. tion wright covering. jarwin. he comes here from the tight end shot. he was open. rudolph has to pull the trigger and force it to james washington. baylor on the first series in the second half, opportunity to force a kick on the third down. >> gus: third down and three. at the 32. >> joel: hops backward and >> gus: opening series of the second half. to the 40. gets up to the 43. >> joel: they have not had any opportunity to force the ball. the game plan from phil bennett and thed the baylor defe is clear, if oklahoma state will win the game. they have to do it on the ground. >> gus: orion stewart was almost ejected in

. >> joel: that is one that mason rudolph has enough experience to know he has to throw the ball completely out of bounds. he is trying to throw it away and doesn't get there. wright will have the foot in bounds. he looks at the sideline rather than securing the football. that would be forcing the bears. >> gus: rudolph in the first half. 12 of 15, 112 yards. no touchdowns. second and ten at the 25. rudolph. receiver wide open up the middle. can't find him. instead it's washington. tion wright covering. were talking about is blake jarwin. he comes here from the tight end shot. he was open. rudolph has to pull the trigger and force it to james washington. baylor on the first series in the second half, opportunity to force a kick on the third down. >> gus: third down and three. at the 32. >> joel: hops backward and >> gus: opening series of the second half. to the 40. gets up to the 43. >> joel: they have not had any opportunity to force the ball. the game plan from phil bennett and the baylor defense is clear, if oklahoma state will win the game. they have to do it on the ground. >> gus: ori

. >> joel: that is one that mason rudolph has enough experience to know he has to throw the ball completely out of bounds. he is trying to throw it away and doesn't get there. wright will have the foot in bounds. he looks at the sideline rather than securinghe football. that would be forcing the bears. >> gus: rudolph in the first half. 12 of 15, 112 yards. no touchdowns. second and ten at the 25. rudolph. receiver wide open up the middle. can't find him. instead it's washington. >> joel: wide receiver you were talking about is blake jarwin. he comes here from the tight end shot. he was open. rudolph has to pull the trigger and force it to james washington. baylor on the first series in the second half, opportunity to force a kick on the third down. >> gus: third down and three. at the 32. >> joel: hops backward and >> gus: opening series of the second half. to the 40. gets up to the 43. >> joel: they have not had any opportunity to force the ball. the game plan from phil bennett and the baylor defense is clear, if oklahoma state will win the game. they have to do it on the ground. >> gus:

. >> joel: that is one that mason rudolph has enough experience to know he has to throw the ball completelyds. he is trying to throw it away and doesn't get there. wright will have the foot in bounds. he looks at the sideline rather than securing the football. that would be forcing the bears. >> gus: rudolph in the first half. 12 of 15, 112 yards. no touchdowns. second and ten at the 25. rudolph. receiver wide open up the middle. can't find him. instead it's washington. tion wright covering. >> joel: wide receiver you were talking about is blake jarwin. he comes here from the tight end shot. he was open. rudolph has to pull the trigger and force it to james washington. baylor on the first series in the second half, opportunity to force a kick on the third down. >> gus: third down and three. at the 32. >> joel: hops backward and he gets space. >> gus: opening series of the second half. to the 40. gets up to the 43. >> joel: they have not had any opportunity to force the ball. the game plan from phil bennett and the baylor defense is clear, if oklahoma state will win the game. they have to do

mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules play, if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touch

mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding.cide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules play, 3-2-3, if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. you reward oklahoma state for the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get on wi

mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown p

mason rudolph throws it away with no time left. game over, right? wrong. intentional grounding. the penalty against the offense means extending the game unless it's a penalty that includes a loss of down, which intentional grounding is a loss of down. the refs missed the rule. they give central michigan a free play. a hail mary, and before he gets tackled, he laterals to willis who sprints in for a touchdown. central michigan wins 30-27. what a finish, never should have happened. officials admitted their mistake afterwards. >>> cal-san diego state. it's good in the corner. they missed the two-point conversion. 45-40 aztecs. the bears have to get the onside kick to have a chance. they grab it. we're in business. last chance. webb, throws it down the field. going to be picked off to seal it. 12 straight victories for san diego state. cal falls to 1-1. 45-40 your final. >>> stanford's next opponent, third quarter, usc up 24-0. jackson picks up the punt and they have looks back. 77-yard touchdown return. later in the fourth, usc up, piling on. this is schuster

mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rul if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown pas

-dash 24t mason rudolph at those the ball up his call for attention regarding central michigan is given a free playor, next play cooper rushed down field is cap by jesse poeoe a walk off a touchdown central michigan wins a 30 ?-dash 27 the officialal said the untimed down should never have played out it all starts later today in philadelphia for real for the cleveland browns as they open up to 2016 season against course and went to an eagle is the president of the season with plenty t of question marksm on both sides they have plenty ofav use plenty of rookies who will play their first nfl game later today it will not be the t3 but it will g3 but it will be his first day in two years. >> i'm excited to go out and play with these guys we have an opportunity to do something special and everyone has ado single ath the beginning of the year that's to win every game and we are nohe different we know what it takes we know we have to do to make that happenes they were looking to keep their winning ways going against the minnesota twins a canister codede was early in the year the indians jumped

mason rudolph throws the ball up to end thehe game but he is cald central michigan gets a free play. on the next play, cooper rushed he was a downfield. it's caught by jesse krall, the lateral still corey willis for a walkoff touchdown. central michigan stuns oklahoma state 20 -- 30-27. the officials later said the untimed down should have never played out. it all get started for real tomorrow afternoon in philadelphia for the cleveland browns isn or the open up their6 season against carson wentz and the philadelphia eagles paired the browns into the plenty of question marks on both sides of the football. theys have plenty of youth, plenty of rookies who will play their first nfl game tomorrow. it will not be a first nfl game for quarterback rg3 but it will be his first game in two years. >> i'm just excited to go out and play with these guys. we have an opportunity to do something special and everyone has the same goal of the beginning of the year and that is to win every game and we are no different. we know what ite takes. make that happen. >> it wasn't that long ago the indians s

oklahoma state mason rudolph just throws the ball up. and to end the game right? . but called for intentional grounding. they were awarded free play did they ever take advantage. cooper rush. to jeff see control. look at this will theials to korey willis and watch him go to work. no time on the clock. central michigan. controversially. 30-27. patriots arizona putting finish touch on game plan for tomorrow's opener against the cardinals. game plan it does not include nate soldier or this guy. rob agrob. not gronkowski. lots of pro bowl appearance on this list. brady of course. gr no d out. at any injureded. this offseason. i brought you down to as >> all bad news here a little something fun for you. hopeful lie make you smile. bunchen let tomorrow brady good hands. she evidently running some routes. catching some passes, and no word on going full speed biventure guess no nonetheless that's is the making lemon aid out of represent months. and, we heard some criticism that pass may have been off target by our producer pat. but i don't know. i just think she stretchg it