Dylan Galloway’s retirement from football throws a wrench into Oklahoma State’s plans headed into 2020.
A projected starter at left tackle who made nine starts last season, Galloway’s absence will be felt as OSU looks to replace his starting-caliber production and also backfill it with another starter … all while building more depth. It’s a tough spot for OSU.
There’s perhaps no better time than now, though, for OSU to try and pull off this feat. Offensive line depth is arguably better than it’s been in nearly a decade, and under Charlie Dickey, the talent level has slowly risen, too.