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Tuesday Poll: Who Has Been the Defensive MVP So Far?
The Oklahoma State defense has been really good for four games this season and not so great for a fifth. Coincidentally (or not), OSU is 4-1 on the season as it heads into a bye week before Homecoming against Baylor.
It was hard to narrow down a defensive MVP list for this team so far, especially with no superstars on that side of the ball, but I went with DQ Osborne, Tre Flowers, Justin Phillips and Jordan Brailford. They have all passed the eye test for me and have the stats to back it up.
I could have pretty easily included Darrion Daniels, Chad Whitener and Ramon Richards as well, but these four stood out. I’m curious to see how this poll goes and to see what you guys think. As always we’ll include comments and thoughts in a follow up later on in the week.
Who has been the defensive MVP for #okstate through the first five games?
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