Cowboys adjust to new underdog role
STILLWATER — As the NCAA Championships begin today in St. Louis , Oklahoma State finds itself in an unfamiliar position — underdogs.
The Cowboys had hoped to challenge reigning champion Iowa State at the Big 12 Tournament two weeks ago but finished a distant third. But despite that, OSU coach John Smith isn't seeking a way to erase the past.
"I don't think I would change anything that happened...
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