Taylor's responsibilities at Oklahoma State: receivers

As it turns out, former University of Tennessee wide receivers coach Trooper Taylor got a new title and possibly an increase in salary to leave for Oklahoma State. However his job description remains the same.

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy completed his staff, announcing the promotion of Gunter Brewer to co-offensive coordinator and the hiring of a new defensive line coach.

The promotion of Brewer, one of Gundy's original hires when he became the Cowboys' coach, had been expected. Brewer, who had been the receivers coach and passing game coordinator, now will work primarily with quarterbacks.

Gundy hired another co-offensive coordinator, Taylor, in December. Taylor will work with the Cowboys' wide receivers. He and Brewer will fill the role vacated by Larry Fedora, who now is coach at Southern Miss.

Gundy said Glenn Spencer, an assistant at Duke the past three seasons, will be the Cowboys' defensive line coach. Before joining the Duke staff, Spencer spent three seasons as an assistant at Georgia Tech and was coach for three years at West Georgia.

Assistant Doug Meacham, who works with tight ends, received the title of passing game coordinator, while Joe Wickline, who works with the offensive line, now has the title of running game coordinator.