Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State: Kickoff time, TV channel, announcers, betting odds and weather

STILLWATER, Okla. — Oklahoma State will look to secure bowl eligibility Saturday when the Cowboys travel to Manhattan for a Big 12 matchup against Kansas State.

The Cowboys (5-3, 3-2 Big 12) are coming off a heartbreaking 51-49 loss at Iowa State, while the Wildcats (4-4, 1-4 Big 12) have dropped four of their last five games, including a 27-24 overtime defeat at Colorado.

Oklahoma State enters as the betting favorite, looking to snap a two-game losing streak against Kansas State and earn its sixth victory in Eric Morris' first season.

Here's everything fans need to know ahead of Saturday's matchup.

The game will be televised nationally on TNT and streamed on HBO Max.

Television broadcast crew:

The game will air on the Cowboy Radio Network.

Oklahoma State radio crew:

Fans outside the Cowboy Radio Network's coverage area can listen for free through The Varsity Network app.

According to FanDuel Sportsbook's published lines:

The Cowboys enter as road favorites despite last week's loss at Iowa State. Betting lines are subject to change before kickoff.

Saturday's forecast calls for favorable football conditions at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

Oklahoma State leads the all-time series 43-29, with the teams tied 19-19 in games played in Manhattan. Kansas State has won the last two meetings, including a 14-6 victory in Stillwater in 2025. The programs will meet for the 17th consecutive season Saturday.

Oklahoma State enters averaging 41.1 points and 529.6 yards per game, ranking among the nation's top three offenses in both categories. Quarterback Drew Mestemaker threw five touchdown passes against Iowa State, while running back Caleb Hawkins rushed for 194 yards.

Kansas State will turn to Blake Barnett at quarterback after injuries disrupted its depth chart. Barnett threw for 224 yards and three touchdowns in last week's loss to Colorado. The Wildcats have been particularly strong against the pass, allowing just 151.9 yards per game, but have surrendered 166.1 rushing yards per contest.

For Oklahoma State, the objective is straightforward: bounce back from a difficult road loss, secure bowl eligibility and keep building momentum under Morris.