Offensive Review: After Utah Loss, Plenty to Dissect, Plenty to Correct

STILLWATER – Even with a late flurry of offense after Utah had gone to their version of a prevent defense with two high safeties and a box with just five or six, Oklahoma State still finished with only 48-yards net rushing and an average of 3.2-yards per rush. They had 285 total yards on a slim number of opportunities with just 59 plays. The average was a paltry (by Oklahoma State standards) 4.8-yards per play. Practice went well during the week and the plan looked good.