GAME THREAD: GAME THREAD: NCAAF: OKLAHOMA (3-0) at TULSA (2-0)

NCAAF: OKLAHOMA at TULSA

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
OKLAHOMA (4) 14 21 7 20 62
TULSA 7 7 7 0 21 FINAL

TULSA-TD, J Meyer 15 YD PASS FROM P Smith (J Tracy
KICK) 5:03 1st Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, A Patrick 29 YD RUN (G Hartley KICK) 11:40
1st Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, J Iglesias 46 YD PASS FROM S Bradford (G
Hartley KICK) 14:08 1st Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, D Murray 4 YD RUN (G Hartley KICK) 2:42 2nd
Qtr
TULSA-TD, B Marion 48 YD PASS FROM P Smith (J Tracy
KICK) 3:56 2nd Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, J Gresham 21 YD PASS FROM S Bradford (G
Hartley KICK) 6:10 2nd Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, A Patrick 1 YD RUN (G Hartley KICK) 10:53 2nd
Qtr
TULSA-TD, P Smith 3 YD RUN (J Tracy KICK) 5:27 3rd Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, D Murray 81 YD KICKOFF RETURN (G Hartley
KICK) 5:38 3rd Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, J Iglesias 40 YD PASS FROM S Bradford (PAT
BLOCKED) 0:35 4th Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, D Murray 2 YD RUN (G Hartley KICK) 5:07 4th
Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, M Madu 5 YD RUN (G Hartley KICK) 9:40 4th Qtr


OKLAHOMA TULSA
First downs 27 17
Rushed-yards 46-285 36-44
Passing yards 268 354
Sacked-yards lost 0-0 6-44
Return yards 82 20
Passes 17-23-1 23-37-2
Punts 3-40.3 6-40.3
Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties-yards 9-80 10-93
Time of possession 30:01 29:59


Individual Statistics

RUSHING: OKLAHOMA-Allen Patrick 19-145, Chris Brown 10-65, DeMarco
Murray 8-46, Mossis Madu 7-27, Sam Bradford 1-7, - Team 1-MINUS 5.
TULSA-Tarrion Adams 9-43, Jamad Williams 9-21, Charles Clay 2-7, Chris
Chamberlain 1-0, David Johnson 1-MINUS 7, Paul Smith 14-MINUS 20.

PASSING: OKLAHOMA-Sam Bradford 16-22-244- 1, Joey Halzle 1-1-24- 0.
TULSA-Paul Smith 22-32-350- 2. David Johnson 1-3-4- 0. - Team 0-1-0-
0. Chris Chamberlain 0-1-0- 0.

RECEIVING: OKLAHOMA-Juaquin Iglesias 8-142, Malcolm Kelly 3-48,
Jermaine Gresham 2-30, Joe Jon Finley 1-24, Allen Patrick 2-20, Manuel
Johnson 1-4. TULSA-Jesse Meyer 7-114, Trae Johnson 3-80, Charles Clay
5-70, Brennan Marion 1-48, Tarrion Adams 3-16, Jamad Williams 1-14,
Dion Toliver 1-7, Cameron Clemons 1-4, Jacob Collums 1-1.


Att: 35,542</div>

 

TULSA, Oklahoma (Ticker) -- Oklahoma's high-powered offensecontinued to steamroll its opponents.


Sam Bradford threw three touchdowns and three different runningbacks ran for five more scores as the fourth-ranked Soonersrouted in-state rival Tulsa, 62-21, at Skelly Stadium on Fridaynight.


Juaquin Iglesias caught two TDs for Oklahoma (4-0), whichcrushed Utah State last week, 54-3. The Sooners started thecampaign by slamming North Texas and Miami by a combined scoreof 130-23 in back-to-back routs.


It was no different in this one for Oklahoma, which enteredFriday's game leading the nation in scoring at 61.33 points pergame. But before the Sooners could run away with the contest,the Golden Hurricanes got on the board first.


Jesse Meyer caught a 15-yard touchdown from Paul Smith to makeit 7-0 with 9:57 left in the first quarter. But Oklahomaanswered back thanks to Allen Patrick, who ran for a 29-yardscore to tie the game with 3:20 left in the opening quarter.

Bradford found Iglesias with a 46-yard strike to cap a quickthree-play, 50-yard drive to make it 14-7. The freshmansignal-caller was 15-of-21 for 242 yards with one interception.

He added a 21-yard TD toss to give the Sooners a two-touchdownadvantage with 8:50 left in the the second quarter. Bradfordalso connected with Iglesias on a 40-yard score to make it 48-21on the first play of the final period.


Oklahoma, which racked up 286 rushing yards, received rushingtouchdowns from Patrick (two), DeMarco Murray (two) and MossisMadu (one). Madu provided the final margin with a five-yardplunge with 5:20 left in the game for the Sooners, who outscoredthe Golden Hurricanes, 20-0, in the fourth quarter.

Smith threw for 350 yards with two touchdowns and twointerceptions for Tulsa (2-1), which had 10 penalties for 93yards.

 

TULSA, Oklahoma (Ticker) -- Oklahoma's high-powered offensecontinued to steamroll its opponents.


Sam Bradford threw three touchdowns and three different runningbacks ran for five more scores as the fourth-ranked Soonersrouted in-state rival Tulsa, 62-21, at Skelly Stadium on Fridaynight.


Juaquin Iglesias caught two TDs for Oklahoma (4-0), whichcrushed Utah State last week, 54-3. The Sooners started thecampaign by slamming North Texas and Miami by a combined scoreof 130-23 in back-to-back routs.


"I liked the way it went," Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said. "Westarted off by going right down the field, and then we had afoolish penalty that put us back. Offensively, outside ofpenalties, we did a good job. We ran the ball great and Sam wasoutstanding throwing the ball."


It was no different in this one for Oklahoma, which enteredFriday's game leading the nation in scoring at 61.33 points pergame. But before the Sooners could run away with the contest,the Golden Hurricanes got on the board first.


Jesse Meyer caught a 15-yard touchdown from Paul Smith to makeit 7-0 with 9:57 left in the first quarter. But Oklahomaanswered back thanks to Allen Patrick, who ran for a 29-yardscore to tie the game with 3:20 left in the opening quarter.

"Defensively, they had us on our heels at first, but we settledin and played quite well," Stoops said. "I think we will learnfrom this and improve in the areas that we need to. We gave upsome big plays with deep passes, but then we started to createsome turnovers and made some plays to force interceptions."

Bradford found Iglesias with a 46-yard strike to cap a quickthree-play, 50-yard drive to make it 14-7. The freshmansignal-caller was 15-of-21 for 242 yards with one interception.

"We can always improve things in the red zone and try toeliminate the penalties," Bradford said of his team's success."I have to try to eliminate the turnovers the best I can becausewe had points on the board in the first half, but I had acostly interception. I need to limit those."


He added a 21-yard TD toss to give the Sooners a two-touchdownadvantage with 8:50 left in the the second quarter. Bradfordalso connected with Iglesias on a 40-yard score to make it 48-21on the first play of the final period.


Oklahoma, which racked up 286 rushing yards, received rushingtouchdowns from Patrick (two), DeMarco Murray (two) and MossisMadu (one). Madu provided the final margin with a five-yardplunge with 5:20 left in the game for the Sooners, who outscoredthe Golden Hurricanes, 20-0, in the fourth quarter.

Smith threw for 350 yards with two touchdowns and twointerceptions for Tulsa (2-1), which had 10 penalties for 93yards.


"I think we have a lot of things to learn," Smith said. "As youwill see on film, as with any loss, we were real close on a lotof things, and that is why I think we didn't necessarily do toobad. I definitely think we could have done some of them alittle bit better."