The question Chris Fowler posed early in the fourth quarter of the Texas’ 36-30 win over Oklahoma State is one that doesn’t yet have an answer. It’s a concern in which defensive coordinators, if they hope to slow a suddenly-potent Texas passing attack, will be required to attempt to address with at least some semblance of success. Fowler’s question is one that began to surface as early as the second weekend of the season, as Devin Duvernay exploded for 12 receptions, 154 yards, and two touchdowns as part of a career showing against LSU, prompting some initial thoughts on how he was becoming Texas’ new star in the slot.
Devin Duvernay now the focal point of a potent Texas passing attack
