Oklahoma vs. Missouri

[maddash]

If Oklahoma's D can keep this up it'll be a long game for MO. And it's not so much the man on man thing, OU just seems to know what's in Mizzou's playbook.

[cardsfansince82]

That PI call was a gift.

[maddash]

That PI call was a gift.

The one thing I hate about CF is the stupid interference calls. You don't want the secondary mugging the WRs, but jeeze, you look at a receiver the wrong way and they throw a flag.

[fanforever]

Oklahoma 7 Missouri 6

18 yard FG by Wolfert

[maddash]

Speaking objectively - I guess I'm rooting for Mizzou, but I'm really not a fan of either team - the Sooners have much more attractive cheerleaders than the Tigers.

[cardsfansince82]

Speaking objectively - I guess I'm rooting for Mizzou, but I'm really not a fan of either team - the Sooners have much more attractive cheerleaders than the Tigers.

TIT.

Big stop by the Tigers.

[GatewaySnayke]

They have to pull out a better play call than that being one yard out. My gosh, they ran the play twice on the same drive. Did they not think OU was going to be ready for it?

OU looks like they know Mizzou's playbook because Mizzou's playbook is nothing but bubble screens. Mizzou's play-calling has been ultra-conservative.

[fanforever]

I was almost certain Mizzou would get in to the endzone on that last drive and OU did all they could to make what seemed like an easy 6 turn in to 3.

I was impressed with the effort put in to holding them to a FG.

Mizzou has held OU to 2 rushing yards which is impressive as well.

[GatewaySnayke]

One of the most futile drives all season long. Two balls chucked to the sidelines and another tossed into an area where OU defenders had it surrounded.

And apparently Jeremy Maclin is the only guy allowed to touch the ball.

[cardsfansince82]

They have to pull out a better play call than that being one yard out. My gosh, they ran the play twice on the same drive. Did they not think OU was going to be ready for it?

OU looks like they know Mizzou's playbook because Mizzou's playbook is nothing but bubble screens. Mizzou's play-calling has been ultra-conservative.

That's what I hate about the spread. They don't seem to have enough plays for the short yardage situations. They need a traditional I-form package for those spots.