Nothing wrong on offense
Improved play by defense and missing personnel were factors
STILLWATER — The problem with spring football is if one unit is having success, it's natural to ask what's wrong with the other unit.
Since the buzz all spring was the defense's noticeable improvement, is there concern part of the defense's progress was due to a hit-and-miss offense?
No.
Coach Mike Gundy and the staff believe the offense will be just fine. It would be a mistake to read too much into the...
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