Opposing QBs against OU's D:
KSU's Skylar Thompson passed for 320 yards and 3 TD, no INTs
WV's Doege only passed for 160 yards, no TD, and 1 INT
Nebraska's Martinez (who really sucks) passed for 289 yards, 1TD, and 1 INT
Tulane Michael Pratt passed for 296 yards, 3 TD, and 0 INT
OU is susceptible to the pass. Casey's got to be on and the WRs must catch, and hold onto, the ball. OU's run D has been pretty good, holding opponents' top rushers under 100 yards. But, OU has shown some uncharacteristically bad tackling in the open field. Look for plenty of swing and wheel routes to Bijan and the other Robinson, and anything else to get the Robinsons in space where they excel, and where OU sucks the most. Oh yeah, they really b!tch a lot about their LBs on the Sooner message boards. Of course, Sark is the sort who is perfectly content to run Bijan over and over unless and until the Sooners consistently stop him--and then we hit the play action pass. With sub-par LB play, the Sooners could be in for a long day against Bijan.
OU's O:
Rattler mostly throws for around 250-280 yards or so. He's also mobile enough to be dangerous as a dual threat. The Sooner fans will turn on him and loudly boo him when he's off. No RB has had a 100 yard game yet. This year, OU's OL is a big step down from their usually good OL. The key will be getting to Rattler and rattling him. If we can get the Sooner fans to turn against their own QB again, and at the Cotton Bowl, that would be something. WV's D played them really well, but WV has a good pass rush from their front line.
Injuries:
J. Redmond DL is gone for the year - knee
As of Saturday, the following players are day-to-day: Rawlins-Kibonge DE, K. Dennis DB, Washington CB, Stutsman LB, Darby WR, Jackson WR,
All in all, as always:
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