TULSA, Okla. -- Brandon Weeden threw for 369 yards and three touchdowns, Joseph Randle ran for 128 yards and three more scores and No. 8 Oklahoma State waited out a three-hour rain delay before beating Tulsa 59-33 Sunday in a game that didnt start until after midnight. A change in location, an extended weather delay and a much later than usual start did nothing to change the results for the Cowboys (3-0) in a rematch of a 65-28 win against Tulsa (1-2) last year in Stillwater. About the only thing missing was a 100-yard receiving game from Justin Blackmon. The Biletnikoff Award winners NCAA record run of 14 straight games in triple digits was halted. He had a 4-yard TD catch in the fourth quarter but had only 57 yards when the game ended at 3:35 a.m. The NCAA doesnt keep records showing where the game ranks among the latest to start or finish. The Cowboys built up a 45-6 lead less than 6 minutes into the second half, then seemed to sleepwalk at times as the Golden Hurricane (1-2) -- with starting quarterback G.J. Kinne injured in the first quarter -- rolled up 365 yards rushing. And who could blame them? Coach Mike Gundy said hes usually asleep by 10 p.m., and this game never had a chance of getting over by then. The teams were prepared to play a little later than usual, with kickoff originally scheduled for 9:10 p.m. Tulsas band already had played the national anthem and kickoff was only a few minutes away when fans were encouraged to seek shelter on the concourses, at the Reynolds Center basketball arena or in their vehicles because of the approaching storm. Increasingly heavy rain moved over the stadium soon after, and only one man remained in his seat as the stadium got soaked in what ended up being a 3-hour delay. Tulsa offensive tackle Stetson Burnetts long brown hair flopped around as he jumped up and down to try and rile up the fans when the players jogged back onto the field for pregame warm-ups a few minutes before midnight. Before the coin flip, referee Randy Smith asked the team captains: "Are you guys ready to finally play some football?" The kickoff didnt come until 12:16 a.m. -- after one last delay when whistles sounded just as Kevin Fitzpatrick approached the ball and officials reset the play clock to 25 seconds. After all that, Oklahoma State didnt make the thousands of fans who stuck around wait long to see some excitement. Shawn Jackson intercepted a tipped pass by Weeden to set up Fitzpatricks 25-yard field goal for an early 3-0 Tulsa lead, but Justin Gilbert ran the ensuing kickoff back 96 yards to put the Cowboys ahead to stay. Weeden hooked up with Hubert Anyiam for a 36-yard score on a flea flicker on Oklahoma States next drive, and Randle took over from there with Blackmon bracketed by defenders. Randle had scoring runs of 1, 5 and 11 yards in his third straight 100-yard rushing outing and backfield mate Jeremy Smith added a score from 6 yards out to make it 45-6 in the third quarter. Oklahoma State won its fifth straight in the series, but for only the third time in its last eight visits to Tulsa. Tulsa lost Kinne to an apparent knee injury on the play after Anyiams flea flicker touchdown, and redshirt freshman Kalen Henderson struggled to settle in while replacing him. He had trouble handling snaps and threw two interceptions before he got the Golden Hurricane offence going in the second half. Henderson hooked up with Bryan Burnham for a 43-yard touchdown as Tulsa scored twice within 8 seconds midway through the third quarter. JaTerian Douglas zoomed down the right sideline for an 80-yard TD run, then Kwame Sexton recovered an Fitzpatricks pop-up that ended up as an effective onside kick. By then, though, the Golden Hurricane were still down 45-19 and it was little more than a reward for the few home fans that were still in the stands. Henderson wound up with 104 yards on 6-for-20 passing with two TD passes to Burnham. Douglas had 173 yards rushing, including another long touchdown run from 42 yards out, and 159 yards rushing with two lost fumbles. Beyond cancellation, there werent many options except to wait out the rain and play into the wee hours of the morning. The teams dont share a weekend off this season, leaving limited options to postpone the game. And both teams face ranked opponents next Saturday. Oklahoma State opens Big 12 conference play at No. 9 Texas A&M while Tulsa is at No. 4 Boise State. Wholesale nfl jerseys . 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