Oklahoma State football: Cowboys OK with J.W. Walsh or Wes Lunt at QB

But to offensive lineman Lane Taylor and running back Jeremy Smith, it doesn't really matter who is taking snaps.

“They just tell us to block, and we just block,” Taylor said. “It doesn't really change much of what we do. They just call the play, and we try to perform.”

Added Smith: “We're pretty much just like, ‘Give us the ball.'”

Lunt has completed 68 percent of his passes for 588 yards, four touchdowns and three interceptions in, essentially, five quarters of work. Walsh has completed 66.7 percent of his throws for 496 yards, six touchdowns and one interception and directed an offense that put up a school-record 742 total yards in its last game against Louisiana-Lafayette.

OPPONENT WATCH: TRIP TO STILLWATER STARTS FOUR-GAME GAUNTLET FOR LONGHORNS

Saturday night's game in Stillwater is a much-anticipated Big 12 contest. But it's only the beginning of a tough road for UT, especially the Longhorns' defense.

After OSU, the Longhorns face three more of the conference's high-powered offenses in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Baylor. All of those teams rank in the top 30 in the nation in scoring offense and total offense.

“If we're going to show what type of team we are,” safety Kenny Vaccaro told the Austin American-Statesman, “it's going to be in these next few weeks.”

BY THE NUMBERS: OSU OFFENSE HIGH, TURNOVER MARGIN LOW IN LATEST NCAA RANKINGS