When you give up 422-yards of offense, 348-yards passing, and 34 points to a team that was struggling to get out if it's own way on offense, how bad is it?
On the offense alone Saturday at Iowa State, Oklahoma State could have won the game. It could have. Better on a few plays it would of. Defense played it's part.
Jeff Roberson doesn't like losing, none of the Oklahoma State players or coaches are fond of it. However, Jeff Roberson appreciates the opportunity to play.
Triggering the feeling that this could be a long season, the Oklahoma State offense had nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, and caused many of it's own problems in the loss to South Alabama.
Brien Taylor Jr. has been here since Friday and is on his official visit. Blinn played last night, we'll explain. Lots of high school byes means lots of visitors.
Mike Gundy earlier this week called him possibly one of the five greatest football players in Oklahoma State history and Justin Blackmon goes in the OSU Athletics Hall of Honor.