5055567475852000, Euless (11/17/2008 6:32:52 AM)

Blame people such as these folks that write these articles why OU has fallen, and why Florida - who lost to Mississippi at home - stays ahead of us.

ExTribbie, Pueblo West, Colorado (11/17/2008 10:20:48 AM)

I'm Sooner born and Sooner bred and when I die, you know the rest, but ... If my beloved alma mater doesn't play a completely different, wholly inspired game against Tech this weekend, Graham Harrell and his friends will win. OU's defensive habits, as seen thus far, will allow Harrell to pass his way downfield and score almost at will. Note I didn't say OU's defensive players -- they're as good individually as any I've seen there, and that's going back to the mid-70s. But they seem to be thinking too hard about where they have to be and who should be doing what, instead of attacking the ball and the ballcarrier -- which, when given the chance, they do excellently. OU's offense, behind Slingin' Sam, should do very well, because Tech's defense isn't as good as OU's, skill-wise. This game is in the hands of OU's defense, and they need to play as they have not played before.