The biggest problem with the OU defensive backfield is that they are often caught out of position. They are known to be very vulnerable to biting on play-action passes, which Miami often runs.

OU's defensive line/linebackers will need to put pressure on Jacory Harris as well. The defense cannot give him too much time to throw the football. But, ultimately, the pressure's on OU's defensive backfield.

On the CU-WVA game tonight:
The announcers were terrible. It looks like Hawkins is finished. It wouldn't surprise me if CU finished 2-10, although they do have possible wins at K-State, at Iowa State, and vs. Texas A&M. The announcers kept emphasizing that CU is a young team. Well, Hawk is in his 4th season at CU, so that is no longer an acceptable excuse, since he was 13-24 at CU with (allegedly) more experienced players in his first 3 seasons. West Virginia hasn't yet figured out how to hold onto the football. If this continues, WVA will have a tough time in Tampa, Cincy, and Jersey.

I love how all you football experts know that, because the OU DB's are slow, (what?) that they will be out of position... Positioning and playing good zone defense is what OU will play and has always done well, it's not all about speed. They play and have been playing cover 2 for years down there and will continue to do that. If you are not sure what that is(which I know you are not) then my point is made.

I don't believe I have ever been in the company of so many know it all's at one time in my life.....

As The Pickler has pointed out, we shouldn't hear about those irksome raises and a "bonus" for the OU coaching staff this Christmas.   Wouldn't it be hysterical if they all ended up in the same line for unemployment benefits?  

Do we all agree that the coaching was pathetic?  We are told that OU recruits the very best players every year.  So . . . where are they?