Chris Brown Carries Limited; Former Sooner Honored
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Lewis Baker starts in place of Ryan Reynolds: Weakside linebacker Ryan Reynolds, a pass coverage target of OU's last two opponents, was replaced by former safety Lewis Baker to start Saturday's game. Reynolds did come on during Missouri's second possession, and spent most of the rest of the game blitzing Missouri QB Chase Daniel. (Tulsa World)
Former All-American Brahaney honored at halftime: Oklahoma honored former All-American center Tom Brahaney at halftime. Brahaney will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame on Dec. 4. Brahaney anchored the OU offensive line during the heyday of the wishbone. He becomes the 18th Sooner enshrined in the hall. Oklahoma's last inductee was Joe Washington in 2005. Other notable 2007 inductees include Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie, Oregon wide receiver Ahmad Rashad and Penn State coach Joe Paterno. (NewsOK.com)
Recruits in town for OU-Missouri: More than three dozen recruits, including Muskogee wide receiver Jameel Owens, were on hand for Saturday's game. Only six were on official campus visits -- one was quarterback Landry Jones from Artesia, N.M., who's already given OU a verbal commitment. OU coach Bob Stoops spent several minutes prior to pregame warmups speaking with Jeff Fuller, a verbal commitment from McKinney, Texas. (Tulsa World)
C. Brown sees limited action: Redshirt freshman running back DeMarco Murray said he had his carries limited against Missouri because of a left foot injury. Murray had a team-high 17 carries for 128 yards and an electrifying 65-yard touchdown run in a win over Texas last week. But against Missouri, he had only four carries for 2 yards. "All last week, my foot was bothering me. It's a bruised bone or something like that," Murray said. "I really didn't practice as much as I usually do. It was hurting every time I got tackled." (Dallas Morning News)
OU will take this win, baby: The Oklahoman
Lofton and defense save the day: The Oklahoman
English all over the field: The Oklahoman
Brown turns running game around: The Oklahoman
Quotebook -- OU players talk upsets: The Oklahoman
Survivors: Norman Transcript
This time, Sooners lucky: Norman Transcript
OU's running game sputtered until Brown his his touches: Norman Transcript
Sooners find themselves back in the national title hunt: Norman Transcript
Daniel succumbs to Sooners' chase: Tulsa World
Sooners still in title hunt: Tulsa World
OU 2-minute drill: Tulsa World
OU pulls away late: Tulsa World
Lofton makes another big play: Tulsa World
This week, it's Brown's turn: Tulsa World
OU runs past Missouri: Dallas Morning News
Sophomore DE is a forced again, with nine tackels and 1 1/2 sacks: Dallas Morning News
Mizzou's biggest game in years is business as usual for OU: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
OU blocks Tigers' shot: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
No. 6 Oklahoma outlasts No. 11 Missouri: Kansas City Star
Errors trip Mizzou: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
MU shows it still has steps to take: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mizzou report card: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
MU again fails to take big steps, falls to Sooners: Columbia Tribune
Oklahoma earns an important victory, but left wondering what if: CBS Sportsline.com
Lewis Baker starts in place of Ryan Reynolds: Weakside linebacker Ryan Reynolds, a pass coverage target of OU's last two opponents, was replaced by former safety Lewis Baker to start Saturday's game. Reynolds did come on during Missouri's second possession, and spent most of the rest of the game blitzing Missouri QB Chase Daniel. (Tulsa World)
Former All-American Brahaney honored at halftime: Oklahoma honored former All-American center Tom Brahaney at halftime. Brahaney will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame on Dec. 4. Brahaney anchored the OU offensive line during the heyday of the wishbone. He becomes the 18th Sooner enshrined in the hall. Oklahoma's last inductee was Joe Washington in 2005. Other notable 2007 inductees include Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie, Oregon wide receiver Ahmad Rashad and Penn State coach Joe Paterno. (NewsOK.com)
Recruits in town for OU-Missouri: More than three dozen recruits, including Muskogee wide receiver Jameel Owens, were on hand for Saturday's game. Only six were on official campus visits -- one was quarterback Landry Jones from Artesia, N.M., who's already given OU a verbal commitment. OU coach Bob Stoops spent several minutes prior to pregame warmups speaking with Jeff Fuller, a verbal commitment from McKinney, Texas. (Tulsa World)
C. Brown sees limited action: Redshirt freshman running back DeMarco Murray said he had his carries limited against Missouri because of a left foot injury. Murray had a team-high 17 carries for 128 yards and an electrifying 65-yard touchdown run in a win over Texas last week. But against Missouri, he had only four carries for 2 yards. "All last week, my foot was bothering me. It's a bruised bone or something like that," Murray said. "I really didn't practice as much as I usually do. It was hurting every time I got tackled." (Dallas Morning News)
OU will take this win, baby: The Oklahoman
Lofton and defense save the day: The Oklahoman
English all over the field: The Oklahoman
Brown turns running game around: The Oklahoman
Quotebook -- OU players talk upsets: The Oklahoman
Survivors: Norman Transcript
This time, Sooners lucky: Norman Transcript
OU's running game sputtered until Brown his his touches: Norman Transcript
Sooners find themselves back in the national title hunt: Norman Transcript
Daniel succumbs to Sooners' chase: Tulsa World
Sooners still in title hunt: Tulsa World
OU 2-minute drill: Tulsa World
OU pulls away late: Tulsa World
Lofton makes another big play: Tulsa World
This week, it's Brown's turn: Tulsa World
OU runs past Missouri: Dallas Morning News
Sophomore DE is a forced again, with nine tackels and 1 1/2 sacks: Dallas Morning News
Mizzou's biggest game in years is business as usual for OU: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
OU blocks Tigers' shot: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
No. 6 Oklahoma outlasts No. 11 Missouri: Kansas City Star
Errors trip Mizzou: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
MU shows it still has steps to take: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mizzou report card: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
MU again fails to take big steps, falls to Sooners: Columbia Tribune
Oklahoma earns an important victory, but left wondering what if: CBS Sportsline.com
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