Ironic that OU's offense hasn't been this bad since Heupel ran it.
OU is fixing to get into the SEC gauntlet, they gonna have to pick it up or it's going to be a long season. The problem playing in the SEC is any given weekend you can get your butt kicked if not at the top of your game. Every team has the potential to kick your butt if you create just a little opening.
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Yeah, the interior o-line play was really bad. They repeatedly double-teamed players just to let a rusher go through untouched. If they don’t get that fixed, it’s going to be a really long season.
On the plus side, the defense played well with the exception of a few plays.
You're a mod. Can you just find a way for this same comment to auto post every sunday morning for the next 9 weeks? It may be the most appropriate post regarding OSU FB this season.
As a 7th year QB he sure is trash. Yes, huge OSU fan and season ticket holder and he is garbage for how long he been in the game.
If he was a stud, he would be in the NFL already, so keep that in mind when weighing your expectations imo lol.
Interesting article about the economic impact to Norman and surrounding areas from being in the SEC. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/com...31&cvid=898afe0c15564220aebac364397f4f77&ei=9
Meh, the extra monies coming into Norman and OKC is minimal. Room rates up 40%? Maybe but Tennessee fans need a place to stay when they travel the 11 hours to Norman for the game. The thing is, OU is a notable team and UTenn even more so this season so, sure it's a "big" game. Doesn't mean it has anything to do with being in the SEC. Any highly ranked team from any conference will bring more of the visitors fans. Take, Ohio State, USC, Michigan, Oregon, Penn State and many others will have a stong following thus long road trip or fly to watch the game. The longer distance you travel for games the longer your visit tends to be and again, that isn't an SEC thing. In the end, how many UTenn fans were at the game? Don't expect being in the SEC to solve any OKC Metro budget woes. Feel good story for sure but don't believe the hype.
