Numbers look good, but Gundy says Cowboys can be better up front
Line's share of credit
STILLWATER — Head coach Mike Gundy said Sunday that through the season's first three games, Oklahoma State's offensive line has played "average at best.”
Not bad for a team on pace to rush for 4,000 yards.
Oklahoma State's rushing total of 1,003 yards ranks third nationally behind Navy and Air Force, which makes the Cowboys No. 1 nationally among teams that don't run the triple-option.
On Sunday, th...
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