Oklahoma State football is witnessing quarterback Drew Mestemaker rearrange the projected NFL Draft order. Now Mestemaker hit a wild feat in the 66-28 trouncing of Kansas State Saturday.
Which hasn't been seen in 30 years for the Cowboys and college football in general.
Mestemaker pulled off this rare hat trick: Threw a passing touchdown, rushed for another and caught a TD pass. ESPN Insights revealed the new mark he achieved.
“Drew Mestemaker is the only power conference player over the last 30 seasons with four Pass TDs, a Rush TD and a receiving TD in a road game,” the account posted on the social media website X, formerly known as Twitter.
The rare receiving touchdown came with the contest already out of reach in Manhattan, Kansas.
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Receiving touchdown ✅What can't he do? @DrewMestemaker
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So coach Eric Morris knows how to unlock Mestemaker, even outside of sitting in the pocket and letting it rip. Mestemaker is turning heads with his mix of high-powered arm strength, efficient passing, but also delivering a knack for big plays with his feet. The Cowboys gained a rare dual-threat dynamo behind center via the transfer portal.
And he's starring at a school that produced pocket passers who garnered first round attention in Brandon Weeden. Plus also produced third rounder Mason Rudolph. Yet Mestermaker is helping galvanize a fanbase that had grown restless from the longtime Mike Gundy regime.
Morris now has Oklahoma State bowl eligible again, a first since their Texas Bowl appearance in the 2023 season. Only this time the North Texas QB transfer Mestermaker is becoming the toast of Stillwater.