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- [247] Injury: I predict that next year’s starting quarterback will play most of the game!
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- [247] Injury: Through two games, no true freshmen have seen the field for Oklahoma State, but entering Saturday's game against Murray State as 56.5-point favorites, it seems likely some Cowboy rookies could get in the game.
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- [247] Injury: Hejny is clearly a P4 level athlete and glad he's rolling some tape.
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The 2-4-7 preview: Predictions, key players, points of emphasis for Oklahoma State vs. Murray State
- The report attributes to Eric Morris an expectation that injured offensive lineman Braydon Nelson will be full-go before UCF. The writer views Shaun Torgeson's left-tackle work against Murray State and West Virginia as important to his future role. Nelson's timing is a coach's expectation, not current clearance or confirmation that Torgeson will be replaced.
- LSU transfer tight end Donovan Green made his Oklahoma State debut with 12 snaps against Oregon. Morris praised him, and the report describes him as healthy with a possible increase in work. Carson Kolb remains the reliable starter; a larger Green role is a projection rather than an announced starting change.
- Murray State coach Jody Wright's film assessment highlights Drew Mestemaker's ability to throw intermediate digs, crossing routes and deep balls while staying in the pocket with his eyes downfield. This is an opponent's assessment of Oklahoma State's quarterback, not a points projection or evidence for a specific bet.
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Scott’s thoughts: Three intriguing freshmen to watch vs. Murray State
- No Oklahoma State true freshman had played through two games. The reporter expects an opportunity for Brodie Vehrs against Murray State if the game becomes lopsided, but it remains unclear whether Vehrs or veteran Grant Jordan would enter first behind Drew Mestemaker. Sean Brophy deferred the QB2 question to Eric Morris; no decision was announced.
- Chris Barnes' injury in the previous game increased Terrence Lewis' work and brought Rodney Harris II into his debut. Barnes and Justin Bowick had otherwise dominated outside-receiver snaps. The reporter identifies freshman Standard as a possible depth addition, not a confirmed promotion, and gives no current Barnes clearance.
- The reporter saw freshman running back Jones lag behind others in pass blocking early in camp and suggests that may be limiting his chances. With little production from the backup backs through two games, useful carries against Murray State could improve his role. That is a development scenario, not confirmation he will play.
- Freshman Evans appeared as the backup left tackle on the Week 1 chart, yet Desmond Magiya and Shaun Torgeson handled the position after Jacob Sexton's injury. The reporter argues for giving Evans live snaps now to prepare for further injuries; the chart listing alone has not translated into being the actual first replacement.
- Sexton is out for the season, Braydon Nelson has not yet played, and Joseph Hanson's status remains unknown. The reporter projects Nelson could return within the next couple of weeks and expects him by the Oct. 10 UCF game, but this is not medical clearance. Those uncertainties keep offensive-line depth a material concern.
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Scott’s thoughts: Three intriguing freshmen to watch vs. Murray State
- Injury: Through two games, no true freshmen have seen the field for Oklahoma State, but entering Saturday's game against Murray State as 56.5-point favorites, it seems likely some Cowboy rookies could get in the game.
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Hauss Hejny - Week 2 Stats
- Injury: Hejny is clearly a P4 level athlete and glad he's rolling some tape.
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