Hopefully that's the case. But from some of the media coverage and game previews, Oklahoma's offense has been made out to be utterly unstoppable. 38 points against TCU...49 against Texas Tech...62 against OK State...heck even 31 against Ohio State. Seems like trying to keep them under 28-30 is the goal and challenge...definitely don't want a shootout type of game.

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Posted by BoomerSooner

Member since Dec 2017

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Posted on 12/29/17 at 6:35 pm to meansonny

I'm not sure on what percentage the Sooners have a TE and FB on the field. But, I've watched every game and it seems that Andrews and flowers are on the field most of the time. Both are big bodies, that are good in the passing game. We've been able to create mismatches with these two guys this year. Andrews is a really good receiving tight end and in my opinion flowers is our best football player. Can't wait for Monday!

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Posted by Whiznot

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Member since Oct 2013

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Posted on 12/29/17 at 6:50 pm to Lucius Clay

The offenses are both good but the Sooners have a terrible defense. Defense wins championships. Heisman trophy winning QBs usually choke away bowl games.

No worries, dude.

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Posted by RedDirt

Tampa

Member since Jan 2017

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Posted on 12/29/17 at 6:58 pm to deeprig9

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How is OU’s redzone offense anyway?

Not relatively that good, tbh.

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Posted by hangingdawg

Member since Jul 2015

245 posts

Posted on 12/29/17 at 8:40 pm to RedDirt

It's going to be a 4 quarter game. Depth will be an issue. I like the UGA backups better than OU's backups.

Scared to death about the sorry ACC refs. I haven't seen them call a good game in years.

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