OSU still looking for defensive consistency
STILLWATER — The next step for the Oklahoma State defense is to play two good halves.
The Cowboys held Troy to just 10 first-half points Saturday night, giving the OSU offense plenty of time to pile on the points en route to the 55-24 victory in front of a record crowd at Boone Pickens Stadium .
The Cowboys have yet to put a complete defensive game together — the Missouri State game notwithstanding — but they...
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