OU vs. Nebraska: Post Game Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
English suffers sprained ankle: Auston English slowly rose from the bench, a black brace around his injured left knee, stood still for a minute or so, then sat back down. Twenty yards down the Oklahoma sideline, Jeremy Beal jogged off the field, having just harassed Nebraska into another punt, and was greeted appreciatedly by defensive coordinator Brent Venables. It was a case of one defensive end stepping up with the other in limbo late Saturday night. This might be the story of the Sooners' D-line, if not their defense in general, for a while. "It's a sprain," OU coach Bob Stoops announced of English's knee. "How long (English will be out), we'll just have to see. I'll let people know once they give me a number." (Tulsa World)
Points... OU's 35 points in the opening period marked the third time this season that OU has scored 28 or more points in the first quarter, a school record.
And.. more points: The Sooners' 62 points were its most ever against Nebraska. OU's 49 first-half points against NU marked its most ever in a half against the Cornhuskers. The Sooners' previous best against Nebraska was 34 in the second half of the 1954 contest.
OU still in running for Big 12 hardware: The Oklahoman
Sooner defense takes out Nebraska early: The Oklahoman
Chaney makes impact, good and bad: The Oklahoman
Franks' interception gets OU off to a roaring start: The Oklahoman
OU linebacker Lewis finds sanctuary in football after daughter's death: The Oklahoman
OU Report Card: The Oklahoman
OU-Nebraska by the numbers: The Oklahoman
OU scores most points ever against Nebraska: Tulsa World
OU Report Card: Tulsa World
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Big Red blast: Norman Transcript
Talk about a crazy night: Norman Transcript
Sooners lower boom on Huskers: Omaha World-Herald
OU coach shocked, giddy with fast start: Omaha World-Herald
Just like old times? OK, maybe so for Oklahoma: Star-Telegram
Sooners handle Huskers: Lincoln Journal-Star
OU defense prevent Ganz from recovering: Lincoln Journal-Star
English suffers sprained ankle: Auston English slowly rose from the bench, a black brace around his injured left knee, stood still for a minute or so, then sat back down. Twenty yards down the Oklahoma sideline, Jeremy Beal jogged off the field, having just harassed Nebraska into another punt, and was greeted appreciatedly by defensive coordinator Brent Venables. It was a case of one defensive end stepping up with the other in limbo late Saturday night. This might be the story of the Sooners' D-line, if not their defense in general, for a while. "It's a sprain," OU coach Bob Stoops announced of English's knee. "How long (English will be out), we'll just have to see. I'll let people know once they give me a number." (Tulsa World)
Points... OU's 35 points in the opening period marked the third time this season that OU has scored 28 or more points in the first quarter, a school record.
And.. more points: The Sooners' 62 points were its most ever against Nebraska. OU's 49 first-half points against NU marked its most ever in a half against the Cornhuskers. The Sooners' previous best against Nebraska was 34 in the second half of the 1954 contest.
OU still in running for Big 12 hardware: The Oklahoman
Sooner defense takes out Nebraska early: The Oklahoman
Chaney makes impact, good and bad: The Oklahoman
Franks' interception gets OU off to a roaring start: The Oklahoman
OU linebacker Lewis finds sanctuary in football after daughter's death: The Oklahoman
OU Report Card: The Oklahoman
OU-Nebraska by the numbers: The Oklahoman
OU scores most points ever against Nebraska: Tulsa World
OU Report Card: Tulsa World
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Big Red blast: Norman Transcript
Talk about a crazy night: Norman Transcript
Sooners lower boom on Huskers: Omaha World-Herald
OU coach shocked, giddy with fast start: Omaha World-Herald
Just like old times? OK, maybe so for Oklahoma: Star-Telegram
Sooners handle Huskers: Lincoln Journal-Star
OU defense prevent Ganz from recovering: Lincoln Journal-Star
Labels: Auston English, Nebraska, Oklahoma Sooners
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