⚡ CFB Dashboard

- The Friday report lists Oklahoma State offensive lineman Braydon Nelson out for West Virginia, with lineman Joseph Hanson and defensive tackle Iman Oates questionable. This is newer than an earlier preview's Nelson game-time and Hanson expected-to-play outlook, not a diagnosis or a ruling on Hanson and Oates. - Oklahoma State receiver Chris Barnes, lineman Johnny Dickson III and defensive tackle Braylon Rigsby are listed probable in the Friday West Virginia-week report. Probable is not a confirmed game appearance, starting assignment or full workload.

- Injury: When is the last time we’d have 3 OL on the Injured List (really 4 with one out for the year) and still feel really confident in our Offense….

- After Oklahoma State's 59-0 Murray State win, Eric Morris said William Mason's performance might earn more opportunities after film review, while maintaining trust in both other backup backs. Mason already plays on nearly all special-teams units. This is a qualified postgame opportunity assessment, not a confirmed promotion or carry allocation. - Morris said Murray State bracketed Oklahoma State's slot receivers, rather than focusing only on Wyatt, and played differently from its earlier tape. With Wyatt and Coleman occupying the same position, he credited Drew for progressing through reads to the open receiver. This explains that game's distribution, not a receiver demotion. - Morris said two true-freshman Oklahoma State offensive linemen who had recently been taking second-team reps received live action against Murray State. He identified technique and communication, especially working together up front, as the main evaluation points for young players. The game reps do not establish a new starting line or future snap quota. - Morris attributed Oklahoma State's 0-for-12 third-down defense against Murray State to efficient first and second downs creating medium-to-long third downs and pressure opportunities. He said the staff made few halftime adjustments because the plan was working, emphasizing execution rather than a new defensive package.

- OL: The OSU OL on that drive was, left to right, Miguel Chavez, Eli Holbrook, Jakobe Sanders, Louie Canepa and Ja'Qwon Evans

- Pick/market: I thought the second unit oline group functioned better than the starters.

- Game breakdown: OSU defensive gameplan ​ Skyler Cassity's group gets to bring a fresher rotation into this one than it has had all season.