Another tough loss for the Sooners this one against Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse. Oklahoma played good, just not good enough. In the second half, Kansas did not make a field goal for 13:41. While not making a field goal for 13:41 the Jayhawks scored 17 points from the free throw line. Sooners led the game with 5 minutes left 71-61 before Kansas went on an inevitable run. With 0:42 left in the game, Kansas took the lead. Sooners played very well but Kansas was just too much in the end. Credit to Porter Moser for the amazing game plan he had in this game. Sooners were able to keep the crowd very quiet until about 4 minutes left. Oklahoma did a great job taking Gradey Dick out of the game. Dick had 8 points and 5 of them came from the free-throw line. Sooners also did a very good job against Jalen Wilson who had 17 and 10 of them came from the free-throw line. Hard to beat a team when they get 40 free throws. To sum it up, the Sooners played really well but did not have enough.
Grant Sherfield had 25 points in this game. Sam Godwin had 12, 10 of which came in the first half. Milos Uzan had 11 points and 5 rebounds. Tanner Groves had 10 points and 10 rebounds, Groves went 0-5 from the 3-point line. Jalen Hill had 9 points and 5 rebounds and played very well defensively. CJ Noland played a good game with 6 points. Sooners next take on West Virginia on Saturday, January 14th. After that, they will get Oklahoma State in Stillwater. Sooners have to win these next two games in my opinion to move them to 3-3 before getting Baylor, TCU, and Alabama. Oklahoma is now sitting at 1-3 in conference which puts them 6th in the Big 12.
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This week’s Scouting Report, breaking down OU’s Week 4 opponent, the Cincinnati Bearcats, including roster, strengths, weaknesses, stats, and more.
After Further Review takes a deeper dive in Saturday’s 66-17 destruction of Tulsa, including a look at the improved defense, Key Plays, Stock Up, Stock Down, and more.
My Five Recruiting Thoughts for this week, including the latest look at the ‘Powerline’ defensive line class of 2024 after the commitment of DE Danny Okoye.
Highlights Team Stats GAME 3: Tulsa Golden Hurricane OFFENSE DEFENSE PASSING 476 217 Comp-Att 30-35 17-27 Compl. % 85.7 63.0 Y/A 13.6 8.0 TD 6
OU Highlights vs Tulsa
This week’s Scouting Report, breaking down OU’s Week 4 opponent, the Cincinnati Bearcats, including roster, strengths, weaknesses, stats, and more.
After Further Review takes a deeper dive in Saturday’s 66-17 destruction of Tulsa, including a look at the improved defense, Key Plays, Stock Up, Stock Down, and more.
My Five Recruiting Thoughts for this week, including the latest look at the ‘Powerline’ defensive line class of 2024 after the commitment of DE Danny Okoye.
Highlights Team Stats GAME 3: Tulsa Golden Hurricane OFFENSE DEFENSE PASSING 476 217 Comp-Att 30-35 17-27 Compl. % 85.7 63.0 Y/A 13.6 8.0 TD 6
Barry, and Damian, talk about Oklahoma’s 28-11 victory over SMU and how the Sooners looked against the Mustangs in the contest. Is there more maturing that must take place for Offensive Coordinator, Jeff Lebby, to take those next steps? The fellas also discuss how OU’s defense continues to show promise even in the midst of a game that hung in the balance for a little bit. Did Dillon Gabriel show the ability to win the clutch games, how did the linebackers perform, and who is RB1 for the Sooners? Do not miss the postgame podcast episode!
Barry, and Damian, have a conversation with former-Sooner RB, Kejuan Jones.
Barry, and Damian, give a complete preview of the offensive depth chart as the Sooners continue through fall camp. They dive into each position along the offense and who may surprise at various positions this upcoming season. They also talk about the impact of NIL as of late and the Sooners’ most recent recruiting “miss.”
Barry, and Damian, provide their reaction to the photos and videos of the current rosters’ summer results from working with Coach Jerry Schmidt, and his staff, over the summer. They also discuss the recent crumbling of the PAC-12, as well as Coach Venables’ comments about not comparing his current Sooner defense to his past teams. The guys also talk about the battle at guard across the offensive line and how coaches are transparent with the players in their position group.
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