The United States has sold the Alabama team for the season, but the support base is still there. On Friday, October 6, the Cowboys play the Kansas State Wildcats at 6:30 p.m. CT, which can be streamed on ESPN.

The Cowboys play a strong Big 12 team on Friday night. Furthermore, they will now perform once more in front of a sold-out audience.

In a primetime match, the 3-1 (1-0) Wildcats will play the 2-2 (0-1) Cowboys. The Cowboys will face tough competition because a week earlier, the Wildcats defeated UCF by a score of two in their inaugural conference matchup.

Although Kansas State’s offense has appeared far superior to Oklahoma State’s thus far in the season, this game could end up being close if the Cowboys can get a head start, especially with their home crowd in support.

This contest is the fourth that has sold out this season. Oklahoma State’s first two home games against Central Arkansas and South Alabama were both sold out. As previously noted, their November 25 battle against BYU is sold out, as is their matchup against Kansas State.

Oklahoma State fans have been loyal to the Cowboys despite the team’s slow start to the season. This loyalty will pay off if the Cowboys can produce a strong effort on both ends of the court.

Since their game versus Oklahoma is the last madness matchup before the Sooners head to the SEC, it’s difficult to believe it doesn’t sell out.

This degree of backing might be crucial as the Big 12 begins its new-look campaign the following season. The Cowboys might be a top team in the new conference next season if they can get things clicking at some point this season. A successful season will depend greatly on the support of the supporters.