Oklahoma State wrapped up the 2019 regular season with a 34-16 home loss to in-state rival OU. The Cowboys and Sooners each ran 61 plays and had nine offensive drives. However, Oklahoma scored touchdowns on four of those drives, while the Pokes only managed to score one lone TD early in the first quarter.
OSU did some interesting things on offense, which I’ll cover below, but they weren’t able to close offensive possessions with touchdowns and seemed to play too conservative at times. For this post, I’ll take a look at the OSU offense and talk about some things I liked, and some I didn’t like in the Cowboys loss to OU.