Study Guide: You Have to Know Oklahoma State’s Roster By Saturday

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The test is coming up, and it’s time to cram.

With a roster made up of more than 90 newcomers, the Oklahoma State football team will begin the Eric Morris Era at 2:45 p.m. Saturday in Tulsa.

We’ve been studying best we can this offseason, but it’s crunch time. That is why PFB put together a Quizlet to help. If you weren’t using Quizlet during your days in Edmon Low, it’s a study tool that you can turn flash cards into more easily digestible quizzes and study with interactive games.

We’ve gone in and made flash cards for the for all the players on our final depth chart prediction, as well as a few more names just for good measure.

After you click on the link, it’s easy enough to poke around and figure it out, but here’s what to expect. You’ll land on this page:

The “Flash Cards” portion is easy enough to figure out. If you click on that, you’ll be presented a name or number. Click on it, and it’ll flip over.

The “Learn” tab gives you a multiple choice question, like so:

You only get one “Test” with a free Quizlet account (this is not a Quizlet ad), so maybe wait on that until you’ve studied up a bit before letting that rip. Also, it might give you some option where it says German and English. That should be Name and Number, but it was being weird. Nothing is in German, I promise.

The games were fun.

“Match” gives you 12 tiles and you have to match six names with their corresponding number. There’s a timer up top to race against yourself.

“Blocks” is essentially Tetris, but you have to answer a question before getting your next set of blocks. This is the high score I got on my second attempt, if you want to try to beat it:

“Charms” is essentially Candy Crush but it’ll ask you a question every once in a while. Was sorta meh to me.

“Blast” is another option if you scroll over. I had fun with it. You blast the number of the player at the top of the screen:

My high score here:

So get out there and study, study, study before Saturday’s big test game.