OSU Offense Preparing For Fast Rebel Defense

The Oklahoma State Cowboys continue to get ready for the Allstate Sugar Bowl against Ole Miss.

Practice continued Tuesday, and OSU's offensive players took their turn in front of the TV cameras.

Oklahoma State is a touchdown underdog to Ole Miss; the Rebels went 9-3, finished the season winning four of their last five and scored a big win over Alabama early in the season.

One of Ole Miss's strengths is its defense. The Rebels give up just 23 points a game - that's fewer than anyone OSU's played this year except the Sooners.

The Rebels will be without star defensive tackle Robert Nkemdiche, he's suspended after a drug arrest, but the Cowboy offense still expects a tough challenge.

OSU Quarterback, J.W. Walsh said, "Very fast and athletic. They're big, play hard with a high motor, they'll be a fun defense to play against because they're going to be tough, we're going to have to play well, execute, and play fast."