2009 OU Football In Photos
2009 OU Football In Photos
| Final - 9.12.2009 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idaho St. Bengals | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Oklahoma Sooners | 21 | 20 | 7 | 16 | 64 |
2009 OU Football In Photos
Oklahoma got back on track offensively last week against Idaho State but let’s be honest, had they not heads would have rolled. Beating the Bengals soundly wasn’t something that you want to pound your chest over and it certainly didn’t do anything to remove the pessimistic attitude that many fans have towards the OU offense.
Oklahoma bounced back, as expected, against Idaho State with a dominating defensive performance and offensive speed.
Crimson and Cream Machine explores the world of college football after week two, and all of the wonderful little oddities that are making it a great season already.
Well that was easy. Of course when you consider the competition it should have been easy. The question is, did you get to see what you expected in this blowout?
Idaho State’s offense left a lot to be desired last Saturday night in the desert. The Bengals only mustered 3 points and 37 total net yards. Even more alarming for Idaho State is that the Bengals only managed four first downs for the entire game (one of which came by penalty), they were 1-13 on third downs and averaged just 0.8 yards per offensive snap.
Idaho State is a bad football team that is offensively inept. However, defensively they may be better than advertised.
The Sooners offensive line gets reshuffled again, they abandon the no huddle in practice (for now), and an announcement about Jermaine Gresham is expected today, among much more news!
The latest on the Sam Bradford injury says he's got a Grade 2 or Grade 3 AC Joint Sprain.
A preview of the Idaho State Bengals football team, who will be facing the Sooners this Saturday at 6pm.
Most Sooner fans are rightfully distraught after just one game in the young college football season. We take a look at what caused the OU anguish on Saturday, some prescriptions for turning the ship around, and offer a bit of perspective - not all is lost!
Sam Bradford’s injury certainly looked like it could have been much worse but it was bad enough. The Sooners sputtered on offense without their Heisman quarterback and now face an uncertain future in his absence.