Deep dive goes beyond the stat sheet and takes a look at the film to evaluate how OSU won/lost the game.
The Oklahoma State football team defense dominated once again as the Cowboys pulled out a 27-13 victory over West Virginia on Saturday. The Cowboys had two 100-yard rushers, as they went to a more rush-heavy, ball-control approach. While it wasn’t the traditional explosive OSU offense, it got the job done.
OSU heavily blitzing, coupled with sticky coverage
Defensive coordinator Jim Knowles dialed up a lot of Cover 0 looks or single-high safety looks with a stacked box, especially on third down.