Being honest hasn't it been the defense in recent years that was looking for that big egg, as in goose egg. We all know that in college football that egg comes along rarely, but as the saying goes in seeking perfection, you often find excellence.

The spirit of cooperation from veterans to so many young in the program during this spring is now engrained in the Cowboy Culture.

Gundy felt pass protection needed most work and the run game blocking would improve. He likes what he has seen so far. Long way to go, but it's improved.

Week two of spring football saw the first practice in full pads. Everybody speaking to the media after practice from head coach Mike Gundy to linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez was having fun.

Knowles talks about all of the veterans that decided to come back and play defense for the Cowboys for another season and how it will positively impact the upcoming season.

Head coach Mike Gundy said he doesn't always notice his son, Gunnar now a quarterback for Oklahoma State football. That is hard to believe, but I think it's important.

Oklahoma State is missing three of their key "Leo" defensive ends this spring, but they will be back and as Mike Gundy and defensive coordinator Jim Knowles express it gives young players a chance at important reps.

Mike Gundy and Kasey Dunn both feel the offensive line will better this spring as some have grown up and leader Josh Sills is much healthier than last season.

Could transfer returner Tay Martin be that guy that Kasey Dunn is looking for as the flagship receiver at the X or Z on the outside?

It is not finalized, but the Oklahoma State spring football game is rapidly taking shape and it could be closer to the real thing than we've seen in awhile.

Kasey Dunn says it is in the forefront of his offensive direction and head coach Mike Gundy loves the talent as speedster LD Brown heads a strong quartet of running backs at OSU.

Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy talked about it during the off season and Rob Glass referred to it as well. Now with spring the feel is closer to normal for Oklahoma State football

Don't worry Spencer Sanders is back, expected to improve, and labeled the starter. Shane Illingworth is encouraged to push and compete for the quarterback job.

Spring football is officially underway for Oklahoma State as the team was out and about at the Sherman Smith Indoor on this very windy Sunday.

Spring football for Oklahoma State will begin on March 21 and the schedule will be a little different with no spring break at OSU. The spring game will be on Saturday, April 24.