The Deseret News will broadcast Friday’s game between BYU and Oklahoma State live. Keep checking for updates as you play.

Second quarter

2:19 p.m – Another week, another interception for Tanner Wall.

BYU’s free safety intercepted a bad pass from Garret Rangel and returned it 47 yards to the goal line, nearly earning a pick-six but still giving the Cougars huge momentum. BYU 7, Oklahoma State 7.

Wall now has interceptions in consecutive weeks and picked up his first career pick last Saturday against Arizona.

First quarter

BYU 7, Oklahoma State 7

0:00 — The Cougars’ bag of tricks backfired on them.

Hinckley Ropati took a throw and attempted a halfback pass, but offered a poor throw that was intercepted by Parker Robertson. BYU 7, Oklahoma State 7.

The Cowboys will now open the second quarter and take over at their own 20-yard line.

9:42 – Ollie Gordon II ran for 166 yards and five touchdowns against BYU last season, and he’s wasting no time in his current attempt to torment the Cougars.

The Doak Walker Award candidate broke free on the Cowboys’ first possession with a 50-yard run into the end zone and finished the game with seven points each. BYU 7, Oklahoma State 0.

Gordon’s run marked the longest play allowed by the BYU defense all season.

11:57 – BYU stormed right out of the gate.

Jake Retzlaff gave the Cougars an early lead on their first possession, rushing for a 4-yard touchdown to cap a six-play, 75-yard drive. BYU 7, Oklahoma State 0.

BYU gained 50 yards on the first play of the game thanks to a deep shot from Retzlaff to Darius Lassiter, who broke double coverage, made a diving jump and immediately brought the Cougars to the edge of the red zone.

Here’s how to watch the game

BYU’s late-night matchup against Oklahoma State will be televised on ESPN and will also be available to stream on the ESPN app.

Pre-game preparation

Here are a few stories to get you ready for BYU’s game against Oklahoma State.