Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris reveals how Cowboys spotted Oregon QB Dante Moore’s tell

Oklahoma State's defense was nothing short of exceptional in the Cowboys' 39-31 win over Oregon on Saturday. It seemed as though Oklahoma State knew what was coming — and to some degree, it did.

Since that stunning upset, Oregon quarterback Dante Moore's stances have gotten a lot of attention because he appears to be unintentionally tipping the play based on how his feet are aligned. An even stance typically indicates a run play, and a split stance generally indicates a pass.

Cowboys coach Eric Morris joined CBS Sports Network on Tuesday and credited two of his most experienced linebackers for discovering the trends associated with Moore's stance.

Dante Moore’s stance was GIVING AWAY run or pass almost every time. More balanced stance = RUNOne foot forward = PASSJust watch this. This is only from the first couple drives. And it kept happening ALL GAME. pic.twitter.com/DeIts4nNdZ

"It was our linebackers," Morris said. "Ethan Wesloski and Tate Romney. Super sharp kids. Played a ton of football."

Morris added that coaches are always paranoid about accidentally giving something away, so it was a good catch by Wesloski and Romney. Still, Morris downplayed the importance of the tips because they don't do any good…

Original source: https://www.cbssports.com/