What radio station is Oklahoma State vs BYU game on? Details on Week 8 NCAA football game coverage

Friday's Big 12 clash between the Oklahoma State Cowboys and the undefeated No. 13 BYU Cougars will take place at LaVell Edwards Stadium, which can house 62,073 spectators. The odds project the Cougars to remain perfect and clinch a 9.5-point margin victory.

The Cougars are coming off a 41-19 win over Arizona, while the Cowboys dropped a 38-14 game to West Virginia before heading to open week. Both teams have played three conference games but have had opposite results. The Cowboys are winless while the Cougars are undefeated.

How to listen to Oklahoma State vs. BYU game on the radio?

The Big 12 game, which will be nationally broadcast by ESPN, can also be listened to on the radio through KSL 1160 AM, 102.7 FM and BYU Radio Sirius XM 143. The following announcers will bring action to the fans from the booth:

Anish Shroff (play-by-play)
Andre Ware (color analyst))

Fans can also stream the game via FuboTV and SlingTV.

What time is the Oklahoma State vs. BYU game?

The game is scheduled to kick off at 9:30 p.m. ET (7:30 p.m. MT) with the pregame coverage expected to start 1.5 hrs before the game.

Oklahoma State vs BYU: Head-to-head

Friday will mark only the fourth time these two programs will face each other in the gridiron. The Cowboys, who are underdogs for the upcoming contest, lead the overall series 3-0.

11/25/2023 Stillwater, OK 40-34
12/18/1976 Orlando, FL 49-21 (Tangerine Bowl)
12/28/1974Tempe, AZ 16-6 (Fiesta Bowl)

Coming into this game, BYU coach Kalani Sitake has asked his team to play fundamental football irrespective of who is under center to make plays for the Cowboys.

"We gotta cover everything,” Sitake said via Pistols Firing's Marshall Scott. “I think they’re a really good coaching staff. You don’t just luck into playing for the conference championship last year. We have to be ready for all of it, but I think the key for us, going off of this last week, we made some mistakes that were not like us on defense.

"I think if just play assignment-sound football, focus on the fundamentals, the simple things that we can fix, I think that’ll put us in a better position for success, regardless of who the quarterback is," he added.

This comes after OSU's starting quarterback Alan Bowman was pulled out of two of the last three games.

Meanwhile, OSU coach Mike Gundy came into Monday's press conference with a bizarre eye injury. However, he held his opponent in high regard in his address ahead of the game.

“I had a higher opinion of BYU than what most people did because the last two or three years, BYU started the season 4-0, (4-1), and then they had injuries and had quarterback issues and a couple other things happen and fell off at the end of the season,” Gundy said via Stillwater News Press. “But they’ve had a good team in my opinion over the last three or four years.”

All that remains to be seen is if the Cougars' undefeated run continues.