STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Rocco Becht passed for a touchdown, Abu Sama ran for a score and Iowa State defeated Oklahoma State 20-13 on Saturday in the final regular-season game for both teams. Kyle Konrardy kicked field goals of 45 and 34 yards for Iowa State (8-4 overall,

Oklahoma State fell 20-13 to Iowa State on Saturday, closing a season in which it fired its longtime coach and did not win a Big 12 football game for the second straight season.

Iowa State won 38-14 over Kansas on Saturday, Nov. 22. Becht led Iowa State with 241 yards on 18-of-23 passing (78.3%) for three touchdowns and no interceptions. Hansen carried the ball 22 times for 120 yards and scored one touchdown, adding four receptions for 32 yards. Eskildsen recorded 73 yards on six catches with two touchdowns.

The Iowa Hawkeyes women’s wrestling team welcomed the Colorado Mesa and Oklahoma State teams to Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Saturday. The day started with No. 5 Colorado Mesa going against the Oklahoma State club team.

Iowa State football wrapped up the regular season with a road win at Oklahoma State. Here is a report card from the Cyclones' win.

The Hawkeyes defeated both Colorado Mesa and Oklahoma State, but head coach Clarissa Chun expressed her desire to continue supporting young programs like Oklahoma State to grow the sport.

Postgame Quotes STILLWATER (AP) — Rocco Becht passed for a touchdown, Abu Sama ran for a score and Iowa State defeated Oklahoma State 20-13 on Saturday in the final regular-season game for both teams.

Iowa's only loss came at 160 pounds with Cadence Diduch bumping up a weight class and suffering a loss by fall to Celina Preston. Even so, the Hawkeyes closed with a 10-0 technical fall from Kennedy Blades at 180 pounds and a 8-0 decision for Jaycee Foeller at 207 pounds over No. 4 Jayleen Sekona to close with emphasis.

Years from now, it’ll mostly be remembered as a one-win season. But it should be remembered for how these Oklahoma State Cowboys never quit, including a 20-13 loss to Iowa State on Saturday.

In the cutthroat environment that is high-level collegiate athletes, it could feel trite saying Sunday’s women’s wrestling duals in Iowa City were about more than wins and losses. But quite frankly, it’s the truth.