Week two saw Oklahoma State dominate McNeese State 56-14 despite a slow start from OSU. The defense took a step forward from their week one performance against Oregon State, as was expected, while the offensive line took a step back. Let’s take a look at what OSU needs to improve on against Tulsa this weekend.
1. Offensive Line
The offensive line should have dominated McNeese State, but instead OSU struggled to run the ball and the offense as a whole struggled early. Chuba Hubbard was the only rusher to average more than 5 yards per carry, rushing for 44 yards and a score on eight carries.