Defensive Review: Way Too Many Missed Tackles, Chunk Plays Allowed, and Poor 4th Quarter

WACO, Texas – There was hope on Saturday at McLane Stadium because after the first quarter the seemingly easy to attack Oklahoma State defense had a fourth down stop, an interception off of a big punt return, and a stop in the red zone to force a field goal. The score was tied at three each, and the only big chuck plays came on two passes. Baylor and newly annointed running back Bryson Washington had just 29-yards rushing.