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Everyone on the OU team who isn't redshirting played in the second half, including all three quarterbacks, all four running backs who are healthy and all six WR's.

To be honest about it, a big part of those 79 points can be attributed to UNT playing a very basic and predictable high school defense that our freshman QB had no problem figuring out. Half of their new coaching staff were high skool coaches last year, and frankly it showed.

When you've got the third team in, running between the tackles and they still score, what else are you supposed to do?

I read in the newspaper that coach Stoops had even asked for a nonstop clock in the last quarter but the refs didn't do it. That's the first time I'd ever heard of such a thing and I have no idea if there's a rule that allows for it, but that's what one of our local sportswriters said.

LOL! Well, I remember the Sooners put up some pretty lopsided scores in the 2004 season......until they met the Trojans in the BCS Championship and were on the receiving end of a lopsided wallop! Perhaps, if we’re both lucky, we’ll meet again!

You’ve got to act like you’ve been there before

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hahaha

Of course it was no surprise that OU ran over a team like North Texas - they only won 3 games in their division last year so there are high school teams who could have beaten them!

Your quarterback looked good though - I'm sure OU will have a great season.