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Oklahoma State reveals all-orange Halloween uniforms, skeleton cleats while Iowa State will be in all black for Halloween matchup

Oklahoma State will wear all-orange Halloween uniforms and skeleton cleats against Iowa State.

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  • Primary Driver: Oklahoma State will wear all-orange Halloween uniforms and skeleton cleats against Iowa State.
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According to FootballScoop.com, Oklahoma State has revealed its special Halloween uniforms, which include all-orange attire and skeleton cleats. Coverage from FootballScoop.com and Cyclone Fanatic highlights the unique uniforms as a key aspect of the game.

Iowa State aims to pierce the tall tales surrounding Oklahoma State QB Drew Mestemaker, according to Cyclone Fanatic.

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What will Oklahoma State wear for Halloween?

Oklahoma State will wear all-orange Halloween uniforms and skeleton cleats.

What will Iowa State wear for Halloween?

Iowa State will wear all black for the matchup.

What is the focus of the Cyclones for the game?

Iowa State aims to pierce the tall tales surrounding Oklahoma State QB Drew Mestemaker.

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