Is BYU’s dream season turning into destiny? "That was a spiritual experience," quarterback Jake Retzlaff says after rallying to beat Oklahoma State on Friday night.

As the clock approached midnight in Provo, the undefeated BYU football team got the ball back with 73 seconds left and a chance to keep their undefeated season

Jake Retzlaff threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Darius Lassiter with 10 seconds left and No. 13 BYU remained undefeated, outlasting Oklahoma State 38-35 on Friday night.

No. 13 BYU is seeking to avenge last season’s double-overtime loss to Oklahoma State and earn its first win in the series to keep pace with fellow Big 12 title contenders Iowa State and Texas Tech ato

Turns out nobody remembered to tell the Cowboys who shrugged off multiple injured starters and a pre-game quarterback change and a subsequent mid-game quarterback change to give No. 13 BYU just about everything the Cougars could handle in a 38-35 loss.

They are ranked No. 13 in both major polls, and are 24-7 under head coach Kalani Sitake when playing as a ranked team. After going 2-7 in the Big 12 last year, BYU has already surpassed that win total and is atop the league standings,