IRVING, Texas – Oklahoma State earned four weekly awards, alongside recognition for Arizona, Baylor, UCF, Texas Tech and Utah, in the fourth set of Monster Energy Big 12 Football player of the week honors. The Cowboy quartet of Keltner, Mestemaker, Wesloski and the offensive line all earned awards for the second time in three weeks.

Mestemaker eclipsed the 300-yard passing mark for the third consecutive game, throwing for 389 yards on 20-of-27 passing and three touchdowns in Oklahoma State’s 41-24 win at West Virginia. He also extended his FBS-best streak with at least 200 yards passing to 19 games and has led the Cowboys to the third-most explosive passing plays in FBS this season at 24 completions of 20 or more yards.

Behind a career-high 174 rushing yards on an impressive 9.7 yards per carry average, Parker tacked on five catches for 65 yards to amass 239 all-purpose yards and three scores in Utah’s 31-17 win at Iowa State. His 239 yards from scrimmage were the most by a Ute since Britain Covey's 252 yards in the Rose Bowl at the conclusion of the 2021 season.

Romaine earned recognition in Texas Tech’s 49-14 victory over Sam Houston by becoming the second player in FBS history to record a pick-six on consecutive snaps. The two interceptions returned for touchdowns were paired with eight total tackles. He became the first Big 12 player since K-State’s Bobby Walker in 2002 to record multiple pick-six interceptions in the same game.

Wesloski recorded 17 tackles in the Cowboys’ win in Morgantown, which marked the most by a Big 12 player this season and the fourth most in FBS in 2026. The OSU linebacker also picked up a half-a-sack in the victory as he earned defensive weekly honors for a second time in three weeks.

Joining his teammate Ethan Wesloski in garnering weekly honors for a second time in three weeks, Keltner was responsible for 15 points in OSU’s victory on Saturday. The Keller, Texas native was a perfect 4-of-4 on field goals that included makes from 19, 29, 30 and 47 yards out. He is now a perfect 10-of-10 on field goal attempts this season.

Williams swung the field position game in Baylor’s way in a 23-13 win over Colorado, launching a career-high seven punts for 353 total yards for a 50.4 average. He boomed a long of 63 yards in the game and had kicks downed inside the CU 10-yard line four times.

Smith was key for Arizona’s offense in its 34-24 win at Washington State, snagging four passes for 86 yards and a touchdown. He had back-to-back receptions of 41 and 38 yards, with the second reaching the end zone to give the Wildcats the lead in the third quarter. The freshman from Allen, Texas also logged a 38-yard punt return against the Cougars.

The Oklahoma State offensive line powered the Cowboys to become the first Power Four team in 30 years to have a 175+ yard rusher, in Caleb Hawkins, and a 175+ yard receiver, in Wyatt Young, in a conference opener. Their performance at WVU also marked the second time in the last 15 years that any FBS team has had such a duo in its first conference game.

Stymying the TCU rushing attack to just 33 yards on 27 carries alongside four sacks, UCF’s defensive line was pivotal in holding the Horned Frogs to just 13 points. The performance marked the eighth-fewest rushing yards allowed in FBS in Week Four and the fifth-lowest total by a Big 12 team this season.