Tulsa World: OSU: Three storylines

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	Report Comment MexiMike, Tulsa (9/7/2009 9:26:22 AM) Cox really impressed me. His pass breakups were definitely big time. He still needs a little work on his tackling technique but that will get better as the season progresses. Sharp's punts were ridiculous! You want to talk about success? How about getting your college debut against Georgia and averaging 50 yards a punt including pinning one on the 4 yard line and rocketing another one for 61 yards!
	Report Comment DanDDiver, Smyrna (9/7/2009 9:20:34 PM) I think even the most hardcore Cowboy fan was surprised at the Cowboy's poise, especially after the hole Georgia put them in with the initial UGA scoring drive. If the Cowboys can maintain their focus and continue to improve each week, a BCS bowl game is very possible. It's so great seeing how all the OSU programs are benefitting from Boone Pickens and other alumni donors largesse. It's even better to be a Cowboy now.
	Report Comment Tish/Chi-townpoke, Chicago (9/8/2009 1:07:10 AM) What I liked seeing from this game was the underrated members of the Cowboys team making the headlines for the day. Cox did a great job against A.J. Green and finally got things going on that return. Quinn Sharp could not have done any better in his debute. Going into this game, the punter and TE positions were the two question marks on the team. Questions answered! Sharp was awesome! Antoine made some huge plays on defense that I'm sure made Richt rethink his home state Georgia recruits. We will definitely need more than our triplets to win games, and I liked seeing other guys step up! Go Pokes!
	Report Comment Rhymeister, Tokyo, JPN (9/8/2009 5:27:10 AM) As far as I am concerned Perrish Cox shut down AJ Green, who is a very good wideout. I know Green had four catches but were any besides one when Perrish had coverage responsibility? Cox has always been regarded as a potentially great CB but I think because Ok State's line has been so weak in years past it put a tremendous amount of pressure on the DBs and he has matured and probably gotten more confident, I'm sure being a dangerous KO return man has boosted that aspect of his game. Now the corners can relax and not worry about always having to come up to support the run.
	Report Comment Rhymeister, Tokyo, JPN (9/8/2009 5:28:34 AM) Oh, the tight ends looked fine, they'll be making quite a few catches in the future.

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