Texas - ou Interesting Game Statistics

I know coach Boom said stats are for losers - we didnt lose. So chew on these allsome stats from today:

Ewers: 21-31, avg. 9.3 - 4 TD's, 1 int.

Bijan: 22 carries- 130 yes 5.9 avg. 2 TD's

Roschan: 7 carries - 57 yes. 6.3 avg.

Witt: 5 rec. - 97 yds.

Sanders: 5 rec. 71 yds. 2 TD's

Worthy: 3 catches - 1 TD

 

Great win but. ....
Time to turn the page. We beat an uninspired opponent (no pity from me), and from here out every game is yuge. The bottom feeders of the conference are our wins. I dare say the 3 weakest teams are who we've played already. From here on every game will be a test.

It's good to beat ou like a step child. As good as knowing that program is spiraling down the drain. Sooner magic, replaced by sooner tragic

 

Eh, I think I'll be thinking about and thoroughly enjoying this game all the way to the next kickoff. That was glorious.

 

It could be a while before they are good again. What’s the appeal to playing for Venables?

 

You get to look at this face in practice every day?

 

About the same appeal as playing for Gary Gibbs. Texas must take advantage and keep that state line locked down. As well as exposing Jumbo for a poor man's Tom Herman.

 

49: The 49 points are the most the Longhorns have scored in the series. It's also Texas' largest margin of victory over Oklahoma. The previous high was 33 points done in 1941 and 2005.

30: After losing 55-24 last week and 49-0 this week, Oklahoma has now lost consecutive games by 30 points or more for the first time in program history. This was the 24th time Oklahoma lost by 30 or more.

311: The last time Oklahoma was shut out came Nov. 7, 1998. Saturday's loss ends a streak of 311 consecutive games for Oklahoma without being held scoreless. Texas last shut out Oklahoma in 1965.

167: Oklahoma had scored an offensive touchdown in 167 straight games. That was the longest active streak in FBS. It's a far cry from the offensive powerhouse OU has been in previous years. The Sooners produced two Heisman Trophy-winning QBs in the past six years.

1945: The loss Saturday is now the worst shutout loss in OU history. It supplants a 47-0 loss to Oklahoma State in 1945.

Texas' offense rolled up 595 total yards on a woeful OU defense while Texas' defense held the Sooners to just 195 yards.

267: Bijan Robinson, the Longhorns' star running back, has run all over Oklahoma in the past two seasons, amassing 267 yards and three touchdowns. He had 130 Saturday and had plenty of room to run. Of those 130 yards, 86 came before contact.

9: Ewers faced little heat from the Sooners. He was pressured on just nine of his 33 dropbacks. He completed 7 of 8 passes against pressure for 67 yards and a TD. With tons of time to throw, Ewers was able to throw downfield. Ewers went 9-of-14 on passes thrown 10 or more yards downfield for 168 yards and three scores. That's tied for the sixth-most such completions in a game by a Texas QB in the past 10 seasons.


2014: Texas' defense was outstanding. It was the first time OU was held under 250 total yards since 2014. The Sooners completed just nine passes for 39 yards. They had 32 at halftime, their fewest since 2014. That was also the season before Lincoln Riley was hired to run OU's offense. The Longhorns got three sacks and intercepted two passes Saturday.

3-3: This is Oklahoma's worst record through six games since 2009. The three straight losses is the longest losing streak for the Sooners since 1998. The Sooners would eventually lose five straight in that season, which was also the last time OU finished under .500.

 

^^^I just read that on ESPN dot com myself.

 

FIFY: “As well as expositing Jumbo as another Tom Herman except his contract which actually makes his university poor.”

 

Wonder if the 28-0 is the largest halftime lead ever for Texas in this series. Probably so.

 

After last year I did feel the 4th touchdown was especially notable at that point.

 

Brother, I get it it, but this HF hog is going to wallow around in it, bask in it, enjoy it and gloat about the blowout vicktree over the land thieves a few more daze....

I will turn the page on Tuesday, maybe...

 

Gary was a good person and a really good coach. Product of Spring Branch HS along with the Tabor twins.
Gary was in a can't win situation, basically being given a yard broom to cleanup a nuclear waste dump. I think he should have been at a place like UVA succeeding George Welsh.

 

He was told to "get us off the front page" and he did. By all accounts he cleaned up the mess Barry had left. What Gary failed to do was beat Texas and Nebraska - unforgiveable sins in Oklahoma.

 

Every team in the nation scored a point today. Except one.

 

Can we squeeze into the playoffs with 2 losses. (I know some of you don't like this topic).
We would have to win out the season and dominate the championship game.
I think if Alabama finishes with two losses they would go in before us.
Georgia seems to be the king of the hill.
Ohio State is right there.
looks like the same o same o.
Michigan or usc may sneak in.
This is why I like the 12 team format. Our QB1 gets hurt in the beginningof the season, we lose 2out of 4. He comes back and we finish strong. We get in the playoffs and win out.
no way this year.

Well there is always next year.
But if we finish 12-2, that's a great turnaround from 5-7

 

Another Okie who went scoreless for the day.

 

That woman isn't too happy about something.

 

Perhaps that ou had a GOOSE EGG at the end of the game with UT.