The West Virginia Mountaineerslost to the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Saturday night, suffering their first loss of the season. But after the game, the Cowboys decided to add insult to injury with a locker room celebration.
With the visitor's locker room situation right beside the press conference area for the visiting team at Milan Puskar Stadium, it was easy for the media waiting for Oklahoma State's press conference tohear the team playing"Take Me Home, Country Roads" in the locker room and singing along word-for-word after the win.
You can hear the Oklahoma State locker room playing "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver as they sing along after beating West Virginia.pic.twitter.com/jRgrzK4D4i
— Joe Smith (@joesmithwrites)September 27, 2026
Oklahoma State sings "Take Me Home, Country Roads" in their locker room after beating West Virginia at Milan Puskar Stadium
The singing of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" isa famous West Virginia tradition, and it has to sting for the Mountaineers to hear it sung by an opposing team inside Milan Puskar Stadium. A bit disrespectful? Perhaps. But well-within the spirit of college football.
And while no one in the West Virginia locker room or among the fan base is going to be happy hearing the Cowboys sing it in Morgantown after knocking off the Mountaineers, it's possible that the team will see the viral moment and use it as some serious motivation moving forward.
After all, the season's not close to over yet, and there are four more home games. And if there's one thing you don't want to happen, it's a repeat of the visiting team celebrating a win inside Milan Puskar Stadium with West Virginia's signature song and tradition.
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