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For Oklahoma State at Nose and Defensive Tackle, The Strength Is in the Numbers

What do you do with a perceived weakness at defensive tackle? Skyler Cassity and Oklahoma State defensive staff decided to play 'em all.
By Robert Allen
September 29, 2026
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STILLWATER – I remember asking Oklahoma State defensive coordinator Skyler Cassity in fall camp if he was worried about the defensive line, in particular his nose and defensive tackles. Cassity said he thought they were fine there. He knew that I had questioned often the interior defensive line. He was steadfast in saying he felt they were fine. Now, four games into the season and with four solid defensive performances, Cassity is looking good with his preseason optimism.

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