Oklahoma State, Hoffmann capture Big 12 titles
Morgan Hoffmann during the 2010 NCAA Championship
HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Oklahoma State won its fifth consecutive Big 12 title Wednesday, beating Texas A&M by 13 shots on a wind-swept day at Prairie Dunes Country Club.
Cowboys junior Morgan Hoffmann, a Hogan Award semifinalist, captured medalist honors at the conference championship for the second time in three years, after finishing with a four-round total of even-par 280. It was his second individual title of the season (also won at Southern Highlands). Teammate Kevin Tway was second at Prairie Dunes, at 5-over 285, one stroke ahead of Texas A&M’s Jordan Russell. Oklahoma State’s Peter Uihlein, the reigning U.S. Amateur champion, finished in a tie for fourth.
Oklahoma State, after a tournament-record 270 in Round 3, finished at 19-over 1,139. It was the Cowboys’ seventh victory in 11 starts this season.
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