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 Before the simulation, adjustments were made to the rosters. Garret Rangel was named the starting quarterback for Oklahoma State, with significant players like linebackers Collin Oliver and Nick Martin unavailable. For BYU, Kody Epps was sidelined, and some lineup changes were made to reflect expected real-life appearances. The simulation also added rainy conditions, reflecting the anticipated weather for the actual game. The first quarter saw BYU’s offense start strong, with quarterback Jake Retzlaff connecting on a 51-yard touchdown pass to Keelan Marion. This performance followed a recent ratings boost for Retzlaff, adding depth to BYU’s offensive strategy. Meanwhile, Oklahoma State struggled early, with Rangel almost throwing an interception on his first pass. BYU’s defense held firm, forcing Oklahoma State into a three-and-out. As the first quarter closed, BYU led 7-0. The second quarter opened with BYU pushing into Oklahoma State territory, but they stalled on a critical third down. However, Will Ferrin scored a 50-yard field goal, extending BYU’s lead. Oklahoma State’s Ollie Gordon made a notable 24-yard run but faced injury concerns, though he returned quickly. After a few exchanges of possessions, BYU maintained its advantage, leading at halftime 10-3. In the second half, Alan Bowman replaced Rangel as quarterback for Oklahoma State but also struggled, leading to a quick three-and-out. BYU responded with a significant punt return from Parker Kingston, which set up another touchdown, this time a one-yard run from LJ Martin. BYU’s defense continued to hold strong, limiting Oklahoma State’s scoring chances. As the third quarter concluded, BYU led 17-3. The fourth quarter saw BYU’s offense continue to build its lead with another field goal, making it a three-possession game. Oklahoma State finally found some momentum when Bowman threw a 71-yard touchdown pass to Rashod Owens, narrowing the gap. BYU answered with yet another field goal, leading 23-10 with just under two minutes left. In a dramatic finish, BYU’s Evan Johnson intercepted a pass from Bowman and returned it for a touchdown. Instead of opting for a point-after-touchdown, BYU attempted a two-point conversion but failed when Retzlaff was sacked, resulting in a fumble recovered by Oklahoma State, leading to a two-point conversion for the Pokes. The simulation ended with a strong performance from BYU, reflecting their potential heading into the real matchup. Stay in Z2U.COM for all the latest EA guides and transactions. A professional game trading team. Whether it is game items, accounts or sparring, you can find the services you want. And the EA Sports College Football 25 Coins price is low, the transaction is fast, and everything is safe and smooth! __________________ A non-professional gamer who likes traveling and playing video games! |
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