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Another Slips From Seniors

By: KLBK Sports Staff
Updated: November 19, 2012
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The Red Raiders coming off yet another disappointing loss in Stillwater. This was Tech's fifth straight loss in the house that T. Boone Pickens built and their 4th straight overall.

That means the senior class will graduate without ever beating Texas or Oklahoma State. Disappointing to a Tech team that has owned the series against the pokes until the last couple of seasons, and much like after the loss to Texas this one was painful to watch slip away.

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