Dave Curtis, Sporting News
Oklahoma State’s resounding 24-10 victory over Georgia on Saturday turned when Zac Robinson hit Dez Bryant for a 46-yard touchdown pass late in the second quarter. A look at that play through the eyes and descriptions of several key Cowboys personnel:
THE HUDDLE
Bryant’s circus catch turned the game in Okie State’s favor.
For 27 minutes Saturday, Oklahoma State played offense like a mediocre Oklahoma high school. The Cowboys had accumulated as many penalties as first downs (five of each), and Robinson had hit on 4 of 11 passes.
“The defense kept us in it for a while,” Robinson said. “We knew we just needed to stop shooting ourselves in the foot. We were killing ourselves.”
On the sidelines, coach Mike Gundy decided to give Robinson a shot at a big play.
THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE
OSU lined up in a typical formation—a pair of receivers split to each side, with reserve tailback Keith Toston beside Robinson in the shotgun. Bryant, whom Robinson called the second …
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