With the 2018 college football season officially over, it’s time to look ahead to 2019.
For Oklahoma State football fans, this is probably seen as a good thing.
The Cowboys’ 2018 season was a constant teeter totter, balancing between great wins and even worse losses. It resulted in a mediocre 7-6 record. It’s clear for the Cowboys to get back to being in the Big 12 title picture, which has become the norm under head coach Mike Gundy, they will need to be drastically better in 2019.
Here’s a way-to-early look at the 2019 Cowboys’ offense:
Quarterbacks
This position was talked about more than any other throughout the 2018 season, yet OSU started the same player every game.