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QB Zac Robinson: In his second start, Robinson made marked improvement from his debut against Troy. Playing with confidence, he produced 327 total yards and four touchdowns.
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Run game: The Cowboys committed themselves to the running game against Tech and it paid off with three 100-yard rushers — Dantrell Savage, Kendall Hunter and Robinson – a program first behind a shuffled offensive line that consistently carved holes.
Absent fans: With OSU facing a defining moment in this season, there were too many empty seats. Some fans who showed up left early. How do you leave that game?
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