OSU has 10 more days of fall camp: What are the most important things to work on?

Eric Bailey

Tulsa World OSU Sports Reporter

STILLWATER — The wait for Oklahoma State's season opener can no longer be counted down by months and weeks.

The calendar shows only days from the Aug. 28 opener against visiting UT Martin.

The Cowboys wrapped up two weeks of fall camp on Saturday morning with a media availability at Boone Pickens Stadium.

It's 10 days until game week preparations begin in earnest with one question in mind: What does the most important thing for the team to work on?

"Consistency," junior safety Dylan Smith said. "Just performing to our standard all the time, not having to be woken up by the offense or what they're doing. Just coming out and being ready every snap."

The Cowboys' defense was among the ineptest last season, something new defensive coordinator