BREAKING: Oklahoma State Starting QB Ruled Out for Remainder of Season

The Cowboys will have a new starting quarterback this week in Morgantown

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First reported by Dusty Dvoracek of ESPN, Oklahoma State starting quarterback Spencer Sanders had surgery on his thumb and will be out the remainder of the regular season.

I’ve been told that Spencer Sanders had surgery on his thumb. Absolutely hate to hear this news as it seemed like he had really turned a corner and was playing some really good football. Regular season over, but it will be interesting if he will be able to return for the Bowl.

— DustyDvoracek (@DustyDvoracek) November 21, 2019

The redshirt freshman quarterback has guided the Cowboys to a 7-3 record and has thrown for 2,065 yards, 16 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. In addition, he has rushed for 625 yards and two touchdowns. 

Look for Hawaii transfer Dru Brown to fill in as his replacement this weekend in Morgantown. The former two year starter at Hawaii has only attempted 18 passes this season, completing them at a 72% clip for 223 yards and three touchdowns.