Texas defensive coordinator Todd Orlando said Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace might be "the most complete receiver in the country," adding that "if you put it in the ballpark, he comes down with it" (photo courtesy of okstate.com).

No. 12 Texas ready to ‘empty the chamber’ against Oklahoma State

Texas defensive coordinator Todd Orlando said Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace might be "the most complete receiver in the country," adding that "if you put it in the ballpark, he comes down with it" (photo courtesy of okstate.com).

By Steve Habel, Senior Contributing Writer

AUSTIN, Texas — It’s "batten down the hatches" time in Austin Saturday, and that has little to do with the stormy weather that is supposed to visit over the weekend when 12th-ranked Texas hosts powerful and balanced Oklahoma State at Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.

It’s the undefeated Cowboys who will be bringing their own version of thunder and lightning to town in an attempt to beat Texas in Austin for the sixth straight time, an unprecedented streak against the Longhorns.

Oklahoma State’s hit-you-in-the-mouth offensive attack is [habeabk]

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