Baylor beats Oklahoma State 45–35 and takes the College Football Belt
The 6th reign for the program; it ends Oklahoma State’s 14-day reign of 1 defense.
Baylor took the lineal College Football Belt on November 21, 2015, beating Oklahoma State 45–35 on the road in week 12. It is reign 293 in the belt’s history, which starts with Rutgers over Princeton in 1869, and the 6th for Baylor.
Oklahoma State had held it since November 7, 2015: 14 days and 1 defense.
Baylor last held the belt in 2014, 399 days before this one; that reign lasted 7 days with 0 defenses.
The reign lasted 6 days and 0 defenses, ending November 27, 2015 against TCU.
The game
Baylor stormed out to an early lead behind quarterback Jarrett Stidham, who connected with KD Cannon for a 59-yard touchdown in the first quarter and found Corey Coleman for a 48-yard gain to set up another score. Oklahoma State kept pace with Mason Rudolph's arm, hitting James Washington for a 39-yard touchdown and McCleskey for a pair of scores, but Baylor's dominant ground game and superior…