How will the Cowboy defense perform tomorrow facing an offense that doesn’t huddle and minimizes the time between plays?
This, to me, is the primary on-field storyline for Saturday. Oklahoma State’s defense proved it has the talent to be successful against a good, experienced offense. But how about against an offense that plays at a breakneck speed? The Red Raiders ran 95, 86 and 100 plays in their first three games.
The Cowboys won’t be able to substitute the way they did against Boise, where they used 18 defensive players on one particular possession Saturday.