Robinson has become a leader since taking control of the Cowboy offense
STILLWATER — Inserted as the starter three games into last season, quarterback Zac Robinson faced more obstacles than just reading defenses.
Robinson wasn't replacing an injured starter. Oklahoma State coaches made the switch, hoping Robinson's dual threat skills would take the offense to a new level.
It was a delicate situation for Robinson.
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