One of the priorities for Mike Gundy and his staff during the Cowboys’ bye week was to address what had been some pretty uninspiring play in the red zone. For a team with one of the best offenses in the nation, OSU was having a hard time making the most of its trips deep into enemy territory. That was not the case against the reeling Bears of Baylor on Saturday.
Oklahoma State scored touchdowns on all four of its red-zone attempts, achieving a near-perfect 7.0 PPR (points per red-zone attempt). And they did by going to ground on three of those scores.