OU's Special Teams Step-Up Against Miami
Special teams nearly perfect against Miami: Although the offense sputtered for most of the game without its three best playmakers, the special teams units nearly proved the difference. Kicker Jimmy Stevens was perfect on the evening, nailing a pair of field goals and a pair of extra points. Freshman punter Tress Way averaged more than 50 yards per punt. And junior Dominique Franks set up Oklahoma's final scoring drive with a winding return after fielding the ball on his own 1-yard line. "There were a lot of areas that were very good," said coach Bob Stoops. (The Oklahoman)
If the Sooners won the close games, they would be perfect: Norman Transcript
Still No Update: Norman Transcript
To some, OU's Bob Stoops is still ‘Big Game Bob’: The Oklahoman
Oklahoma lacking clutch plays: Dallas Morning News
Sooners backup quarterback caught in Miami vise: Fort Worth Star Telegram
If the Sooners won the close games, they would be perfect: Norman Transcript
Still No Update: Norman Transcript
To some, OU's Bob Stoops is still ‘Big Game Bob’: The Oklahoman
Oklahoma lacking clutch plays: Dallas Morning News
Sooners backup quarterback caught in Miami vise: Fort Worth Star Telegram
Labels: Jimmy Stevens, Oklahoma Sooners, Special Teams
