Defense dominates scrimmage
1st-team offense forced into turnovers, safety
STILLWATER — Oklahoma State offensive coaches and players have said in recent weeks the defense is much improved.
In the second major spring scrimmage, the defense showed what fans and the media have missed during closed practices.
The first-team defense dominated Friday afternoon when matched against the first-team offense.
"I don't think there's any question we're going to be better on defense,” said ...
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