Freshman QB Isaac Wilson Leads Utah to Victory Over Oklahoma State

Despite a game-time decision keeping veteran QB Cam Rising sidelined, Utah's Isaac Wilson made history in a pivotal Big 12 opener.

Isaac Wilson became the first true freshman quarterback in Utah history to defeat an AP Top 25 opponent, leading the Utes to a 22-19 win over No. 14 Oklahoma State.
Veteran QB Cam Rising was a game-time decision but ultimately did not play due to a hand injury, leading to Wilson's second career start.
Wilson completed 17 of 29 passes for 207 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions, while also contributing key runs, including a 48-yard burst.
Utah's defense stifled Oklahoma State, holding them to 285 total yards and forcing two interceptions from starting QB Alan Bowman.
Running back Micah Bernard led Utah's ground game with a career-high 182 yards, helping the Utes control possession for over 42 minutes.