The OSU offense encountered a variety of changes in the offseason, and it appeared on Saturday night that some of those changes are still a work in progress. <\/p>\n
Starting with the quarterbacks. <\/p>\n
Garret Rangel was the first quarterback to make his way on the field in OSU's 27-13 win against Central Arkansas. After having little success, there was a change.Alan Bowman took the field during the second quarter, which resulted in two field goals. Gunnar Gundy had the best performance for the Cowboys, beginning with a handoff to Elijah Collins for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, elevating the energy in Boone Pickens Stadium. <\/p>\n
Less than three minutes later, Gundy completed a 39-yard pass to Jaden Bray. Five plays later, Gundy handed the ball to Ollie Gordon II, and he paraded into the endzone. <\/p>\n
The revolving door at quarterback did not help the offense, and each QB had things to improve on. The Cowboys need one solid leader instead of three. <\/p>\n
sports.ed@ocolly.com<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n More: <\/p>\n Underwhelming performance: Quarterbacks still a work in progress - Daily O'Collegian<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The OSU offense encountered a variety of changes in the offseason, and it appeared on Saturday night that some of those changes are still a work in progress. Starting with the quarterbacks Continue reading