Oklahoma Vs. Texas A&M Aggies
Game Preview #22 Texas A&M host #2 Oklahoma Sooners
As the Aggies try to forget their embarrassing lost last year 77-0, holding them to 54 total yards offense. But the Aggies are also trying to recover from a tough lost to the lowly Baylor Bears last weekend. The Oklahoma Sooners escaped a near lose to in-state rival Oklahoma State 35-38. Although with the Aggies lost the week before to Baylor, they have plenty to play for. If they can run the table by beating Oklahoma and Texas at months end they could end up in the Big XII championship. Although it won't be a easy task as the Aggies, had more penalty yards last year than total offense and the Oklahoma Sooner defense is only allowing a average 2 touchdowns a game. The defense of backfield looks like it has a few holes to give Reggie McNeal a few potential deep passes.
As the Oklahoma offense hits the field they are one of the most balanced attacks in America. With two Heisman contenders in Adrian Peterson and former winner Jason White. Peterson, who is coming off a career day against Oklahoma State running for 249 yards. When its not Peterson, White is stepping up as veteran Heisman winner and taking charge the Sooner offense.
Look for an balance attack against the Aggies. As they stack the box in attempt to stop Adrian Peterson. But, the Aggies still have potential to contend on Reggie McNeal's arm and legs they must make big plays. Oklahoma Sooners edge out A&M. 28-35
As the Aggies try to forget their embarrassing lost last year 77-0, holding them to 54 total yards offense. But the Aggies are also trying to recover from a tough lost to the lowly Baylor Bears last weekend. The Oklahoma Sooners escaped a near lose to in-state rival Oklahoma State 35-38. Although with the Aggies lost the week before to Baylor, they have plenty to play for. If they can run the table by beating Oklahoma and Texas at months end they could end up in the Big XII championship. Although it won't be a easy task as the Aggies, had more penalty yards last year than total offense and the Oklahoma Sooner defense is only allowing a average 2 touchdowns a game. The defense of backfield looks like it has a few holes to give Reggie McNeal a few potential deep passes.
As the Oklahoma offense hits the field they are one of the most balanced attacks in America. With two Heisman contenders in Adrian Peterson and former winner Jason White. Peterson, who is coming off a career day against Oklahoma State running for 249 yards. When its not Peterson, White is stepping up as veteran Heisman winner and taking charge the Sooner offense.
Look for an balance attack against the Aggies. As they stack the box in attempt to stop Adrian Peterson. But, the Aggies still have potential to contend on Reggie McNeal's arm and legs they must make big plays. Oklahoma Sooners edge out A&M. 28-35
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