Scott's thoughts: Three players who could help stabilize the Oklahoma State offense

Answers for what ailed the Oklahoma State offense in Saturday's 24-10 loss at Tulsa won't come quickly or easily — short of just being better. With Oregon coming to Boone Pickens Stadium for an 11 a.m. Saturday kickoff (ESPN), the Cowboys have to make enough significant adjustments to get back on track without making major changes that will derail their ability to compete with the Ducks. One way to adjust is with personnel, so here's a look at three players who could upgrade or adjust their roles to be more effective for the Cowboy offense.