Oklahoma State University Athletics
What the Media Are Saying: OSU vs. South Alabama
September 08, 2017 | Cowboy Football
MOBILE, Ala. – Oklahoma State faces its first road test of the 2017 season tonight when the Cowboys take on South Alabama at 7 p.m. on ESPN2.
After an impressive showing against Tulsa last week, state media has covered the Cowboys from several angles entering week two.
The Oklahoman's Jenni Carlson wrote this story on wide receiver Tyron Johnson about his excitement of playing a game that is just a two-hour drive from his hometown of New Orleans. Johnson noted that his entire family is driving to Mobile for tonight's game to watch him play.
Scott Wright, also of The Oklahoman, discussed how speed will be a major asset to the Oklahoma State defense in this article. Wright went in-depth on how the OSU defense, which has been overshadowed by a wealth of talent on the offensive side of the ball, will likely be one of the key factors in the Cowboys' success this season.
The Tulsa World's Mark Cooper also took an in-depth look at the matchups for this week's game against South Alabama. Cooper gave the edge to the Cowboys in all areas, including both passing and rushing offense and defense, coaching and special teams play.
Regardless of which team holds the advantages in those areas, when the ball is kicked at 7 p.m. tonight, the 22 players on the field will decide a winner. If you're not making the trip to Alabama, you can still cheer on the Cowboys at home by watching on ESPN2.
After an impressive showing against Tulsa last week, state media has covered the Cowboys from several angles entering week two.
The Oklahoman's Jenni Carlson wrote this story on wide receiver Tyron Johnson about his excitement of playing a game that is just a two-hour drive from his hometown of New Orleans. Johnson noted that his entire family is driving to Mobile for tonight's game to watch him play.
Scott Wright, also of The Oklahoman, discussed how speed will be a major asset to the Oklahoma State defense in this article. Wright went in-depth on how the OSU defense, which has been overshadowed by a wealth of talent on the offensive side of the ball, will likely be one of the key factors in the Cowboys' success this season.
The Tulsa World's Mark Cooper also took an in-depth look at the matchups for this week's game against South Alabama. Cooper gave the edge to the Cowboys in all areas, including both passing and rushing offense and defense, coaching and special teams play.
Regardless of which team holds the advantages in those areas, when the ball is kicked at 7 p.m. tonight, the 22 players on the field will decide a winner. If you're not making the trip to Alabama, you can still cheer on the Cowboys at home by watching on ESPN2.
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