Life with no No. 11 for OSU?
Oregon troubles last season a reminder of how key a quality back-up quarterback can be
What would Oklahoma State's offense look like if Zac Robinson wasn't the quarterback?
Oregon featured one of the nation's most potent offenses last season, an option-oriented attack similar to Oklahoma State's spread-the-field philosophy.
But the Ducks went from a national title contender to a team that lost three consecutive games after quarterback Dennis Dixon was injured. With Dixon watching from the side...
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