OU vs. Baylor: Post Game Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
10 shy of 30,000: 10 points were needed for OU to become the first school in college football history to score 30,000. By total points, OU is the highest-scoring program in college football history with 29,990. (The Oklahoman)
Iglesias No. 2 all-time: Juaquin Iglesias caught six passes for 133 yards to move into second place on OU's all-time receiving yardage list. He has 2,112 yards, three more than Antwone Savage. Mark Clayton is OU's all-time leader with 3,241 yards. (Tulsa World)
Johnson surprised Sooners scored only 49 points: The way Manny Johnson saw it, the Sooners came up short in one category against Baylor. Points. "We only scored 49 points," Johnson said. "After getting 28 in the first quarter, you'd have thought that we'd get more than that." (The Oklahoman)
McCoy, Cooper, Murray injured: Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy hobbled off the field in the second half after twisting his ankle. But after a brief evaluation by trainers, he was back on his feet walking the sidelines. He never took his shoe off nor left the bench. "I'm good, I'm good," McCoy said. Center Jon Cooper left the game with a sprained knee, but said he too will be ready for Texas. Running back DeMarco Murray had an ice pack on his right knee after the game, but appeared to be walking without a limp. "We have some nicks," coach Bob Stoops said. "But I don't think there's anything too serious." (The Oklahoman)
Sooners avoid trap: Norman Transcript
Great but monotonous: Norman Transcript
Bears coach praises OU: The Oklahoman
OU report card: The Oklahoman
Venables nitpicks three Baylor drives: The Oklahoman
No. 1 OU bewilders Bears: The Oklahoman
Receivers rev up offense for OU: The Oklahoman
Early penalty sunk Baylor vs. OU: The Oklahoman
Vanilla will melt come Texas: The Oklahoman
Baylor benefits from Bradford pick: The Oklahoman
Sooner secondary locks things down: Norman Transcript
Sooners grin and Bear it: Tulsa World
Cooper and McCoy hurt: Tulsa World
Sooners use Bears to prep for Longhorns: Tulsa World
Baylor Quoteboard: Tulsa World
OU Report Card: Tulsa World
Baylor only target practice for top-ranked Oklahoma: Waco Tribune
Bears 'not that far apart' from Sooners, Briles says: Waco Tribune
Sooners live up to their name with first-quarter burst: Waco Tribune
Oklahoma receivers have field day against Baylor secondary: Waco Tribune
Oklahoma takes control: Dallas Morning News
Unbeaten OU, UT should make Red River Rivalry hard to beat: Dallas Morning News
No. 1 OU routs Baylor, eyes Texas: Dallas Morning News
Baylor's Griffin makes OU a believer: Dallas Morning News
Ex-Gorman star Murray scores twice for No. 1 Sooners: Las Vegas Sun
Oklahoma businesslike in victory: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Longhorns make a statement with defense: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Texas defense looks good after stuffing the Buffs: Austin American-Statesman
Baylor's Griffin a handful as Sooners prep for real McCoy: Austin American-Statesman
Sooners Run Past Baylor: Crimson and Cream Machine
10 shy of 30,000: 10 points were needed for OU to become the first school in college football history to score 30,000. By total points, OU is the highest-scoring program in college football history with 29,990. (The Oklahoman)
Iglesias No. 2 all-time: Juaquin Iglesias caught six passes for 133 yards to move into second place on OU's all-time receiving yardage list. He has 2,112 yards, three more than Antwone Savage. Mark Clayton is OU's all-time leader with 3,241 yards. (Tulsa World)
Johnson surprised Sooners scored only 49 points: The way Manny Johnson saw it, the Sooners came up short in one category against Baylor. Points. "We only scored 49 points," Johnson said. "After getting 28 in the first quarter, you'd have thought that we'd get more than that." (The Oklahoman)
McCoy, Cooper, Murray injured: Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy hobbled off the field in the second half after twisting his ankle. But after a brief evaluation by trainers, he was back on his feet walking the sidelines. He never took his shoe off nor left the bench. "I'm good, I'm good," McCoy said. Center Jon Cooper left the game with a sprained knee, but said he too will be ready for Texas. Running back DeMarco Murray had an ice pack on his right knee after the game, but appeared to be walking without a limp. "We have some nicks," coach Bob Stoops said. "But I don't think there's anything too serious." (The Oklahoman)
Sooners avoid trap: Norman Transcript
Great but monotonous: Norman Transcript
Bears coach praises OU: The Oklahoman
OU report card: The Oklahoman
Venables nitpicks three Baylor drives: The Oklahoman
No. 1 OU bewilders Bears: The Oklahoman
Receivers rev up offense for OU: The Oklahoman
Early penalty sunk Baylor vs. OU: The Oklahoman
Vanilla will melt come Texas: The Oklahoman
Baylor benefits from Bradford pick: The Oklahoman
Sooner secondary locks things down: Norman Transcript
Sooners grin and Bear it: Tulsa World
Cooper and McCoy hurt: Tulsa World
Sooners use Bears to prep for Longhorns: Tulsa World
Baylor Quoteboard: Tulsa World
OU Report Card: Tulsa World
Baylor only target practice for top-ranked Oklahoma: Waco Tribune
Bears 'not that far apart' from Sooners, Briles says: Waco Tribune
Sooners live up to their name with first-quarter burst: Waco Tribune
Oklahoma receivers have field day against Baylor secondary: Waco Tribune
Oklahoma takes control: Dallas Morning News
Unbeaten OU, UT should make Red River Rivalry hard to beat: Dallas Morning News
No. 1 OU routs Baylor, eyes Texas: Dallas Morning News
Baylor's Griffin makes OU a believer: Dallas Morning News
Ex-Gorman star Murray scores twice for No. 1 Sooners: Las Vegas Sun
Oklahoma businesslike in victory: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Longhorns make a statement with defense: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Texas defense looks good after stuffing the Buffs: Austin American-Statesman
Baylor's Griffin a handful as Sooners prep for real McCoy: Austin American-Statesman
Sooners Run Past Baylor: Crimson and Cream Machine
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