GAME THREAD: NCAAF: MISSOURI (5-0) at OKLAHOMA (5-1)

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF MISSOURI (11) 24
OKLAHOMA (6) 35 8:32 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF MISSOURI (11) 24
OKLAHOMA (6) 35 5:25 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF MISSOURI (11) 24
OKLAHOMA (6) 35 4:15 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF TD OKLAHOMA
CHRIS BROWN 17 YD RUN
(PAT BLOCKED)

MISSOURI (11) 24
OKLAHOMA (6) 41 2:39 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF MISSOURI (11) 24
OKLAHOMA (6) 41 0:24 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
MISSOURI (11) 7 3 14 7 31
OKLAHOMA (6) 10 7 6 18 41 FINAL

SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER: MISSOURI - TD, JEREMY MACLIN 5 YD RUN (JEFF
WOLFERT KICK), 4:48. MISSOURI
7-0
OKLAHOMA - TD, JUAQUIN IGLESIAS 4 YD PASS
FROM SAM BRADFORD (GARRETT
HARTLEY KICK), 11:27. MISSOURI
7-7
OKLAHOMA - FG, GARRETT HARTLEY 28 YD, 14:56.
OKLAHOMA 10-7
2ND QUARTER: OKLAHOMA - TD, JERMAINE GRESHAM 30 YD PASS
FROM SAM BRADFORD (GARRETT
HARTLEY KICK), 3:08. OKLAHOMA
17-7
MISSOURI - FG, JEFF WOLFERT 19 YD, 15:00.
OKLAHOMA 17-10
3RD QUARTER: OKLAHOMA - TD, CHRIS BROWN 4 YD RUN (PAT
FAILED), 5:30. OKLAHOMA 23-10
MISSOURI - TD, JEREMY MACLIN 10 YD RUN (JEFF
WOLFERT KICK), 10:19. OKLAHOMA
23-17
MISSOURI - TD, JIMMY JACKSON 4 YD RUN (JEFF
WOLFERT KICK), 13:30. MISSOURI
24-23
4TH QUARTER: OKLAHOMA - TD, CHRIS BROWN 1 YD RUN 2:34.
OKLAHOMA 29-24
OKLAHOMA - TD, CURTIS LOFTON 14 YD FUMBLE
RETURN 3:20. OKLAHOMA 35-24
OKLAHOMA - TD, CHRIS BROWN 17 YD RUN (PAT
BLOCKED), 12:21. OKLAHOMA
41-24
MISSOURI - TD, MARTIN RUCKER 0 YD PASS FROM
CHASE DANIEL (JEFF WOLFERT
KICK), 14:48. OKLAHOMA 41-31</div>

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF TD MISSOURI
MARTIN RUCKER 0 YD PASS FROM CHASE DANIEL
(JEFF WOLFERT KICK)

MISSOURI (11) 31
OKLAHOMA (6) 41 0:12 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NORMAN, Oklahoma (Ticker) -- Sam Bradford and Oklahoma madeanother loud statement in the Big 12 Conference.


Bradford passed for 262 yards and two touchdowns Saturday tolead the third-ranked Sooners to a 41-31 triumph over No. 11Missouri in a Big 12 battle.


It was a far cry from the last time Oklahoma (6-1, 2-1 Big 12South) faced an opponent from the Big 12 North Division. Twoweeks ago, the Sooners suffered a stunning 27-24 upset at thehands of Colorado in Boulder.


But thanks to Bradford, Oklahoma has bounced back withconsecutive victories over Texas and Missouri - two of the topteams in the conference.


Bradford passed for three TDs - including the go-ahead score -last week to lead the Sooners to a 28-21 triumph over the rivalLonghorns in the "Red River Rivalry."


Seven days later, Bradford was sharp once again, completing24-of-34 passes with no interceptions. The redshirt freshmancompleted passes to eight different receivers, but his favoritetarget was Juaquin Iglesias, who hauled in seven catches for 73yards and a TD.


Chris Brown rushed for 67 yards and three TDs for the Sooners,who have won 17 of their last 18 meetings with the Tigers.

Oklahoma built a 23-10 lead on Brown's four-yard TD run early inthe third quarter. But the Tigers rallied to take a 24-23advantage on Jimmy Jackson's four-yard TD with 1:30 remaining inthe third quarter.


However, the fourth quarter belonged to the Sooners, who scoredthe game's next 18 points to pull away.


Oklahoma went ahead for good on Brown's one-yard TD with 12:26remaining, capping a 12-play drive. The Sooners failed toconvert the ensuing two-point play, holding their lead at 29-24.

Missouri star quarterback Chase Daniel fumbled during a run justthree plays later and the ball was recovered at the Tigers12-yard line by linebacker Curtis Lofton, who carried a pair oftacklers into the end zone for a TD.


Oklahoma once again missed the point after, but the defensivescore already had pushed the lead to 35-24 with 11:40 remaining.

Defensive back Nic Harris intercepted Daniel with 4:15 left inthe contest, and Brown raced for a 17-yard score less than twominutes later to make it 41-24.


Daniel completed 38-of-48 passes for 368 yards, one TD and twointerceptions for Missouri (5-1, 1-1 North), which has not wonin Norman since 1966.

 

NORMAN, Oklahoma (Ticker) -- Sam Bradford and Oklahoma madeanother loud statement in the Big 12 Conference.


Bradford passed for 262 yards and two touchdowns Saturday tolead the sixth-ranked Sooners to a 41-31 triumph over No. 11Missouri in a Big 12 battle.


It was a far cry from the last time Oklahoma (6-1, 2-1 Big 12South) faced an opponent from the Big 12 North Division. Twoweeks ago, the Sooners suffered a stunning 27-24 upset at thehands of Colorado in Boulder.


But thanks to Bradford, Oklahoma has bounced back withconsecutive victories over Texas and Missouri - two of the topteams in the conference.


Bradford passed for three TDs - including the go-ahead score -last week to lead the Sooners to a 28-21 triumph over the rivalLonghorns in the "Red River Rivalry."


Seven days later, Bradford was sharp once again, completing24-of-34 passes with no interceptions. The redshirt freshmancompleted passes to eight different receivers, but his favoritetarget was Juaquin Iglesias, who hauled in seven catches for 73yards and a TD.


Chris Brown rushed for 67 yards and three TDs for the Sooners,who have won 17 of their last 18 meetings with the Tigers.

Oklahoma built a 23-10 lead on Brown's four-yard TD run early inthe third quarter. But the Tigers rallied to take a 24-23advantage on Jimmy Jackson's four-yard TD with 1:30 remaining inthe third quarter.


However, the fourth quarter belonged to the Sooners, who scoredthe game's next 18 points to pull away.


Oklahoma went ahead for good on Brown's one-yard TD with 12:26remaining, capping a 12-play drive. The Sooners failed toconvert the ensuing two-point play, holding their lead at 29-24.

Missouri star quarterback Chase Daniel fumbled during a run justthree plays later and the ball was recovered at the Tigers12-yard line by linebacker Curtis Lofton, who carried a pair oftacklers into the end zone for a TD.


Oklahoma once again missed the point after, but the defensivescore already had pushed the lead to 35-24 with 11:40 remaining.

Defensive back Nic Harris intercepted Daniel with 4:15 left inthe contest, and Brown raced for a 17-yard score less than twominutes later to make it 41-24.


Daniel completed 38-of-48 passes for 368 yards, one TD and twointerceptions for Missouri (5-1, 1-1 North), which has not wonin Norman since 1966.

 

NCAAF: MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
MISSOURI (11) 7 3 14 7 31
OKLAHOMA (6) 10 7 6 18 41 FINAL

MISSOURI-TD, J Maclin 5 YD RUN (J Wolfert KICK) 4:48 1st
Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, J Iglesias 4 YD PASS FROM S Bradford (G
Hartley KICK) 11:27 1st Qtr
OKLAHOMA-FG, G Hartley 28 YD 14:56 1st Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, J Gresham 30 YD PASS FROM S Bradford (G
Hartley KICK) 3:08 2nd Qtr
MISSOURI-FG, J Wolfert 19 YD 15:00 2nd Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, C Brown 4 YD RUN (PAT FAILED) 5:30 3rd Qtr
MISSOURI-TD, J Maclin 10 YD RUN (J Wolfert KICK) 10:19 3rd
Qtr
MISSOURI-TD, J Jackson 4 YD RUN (J Wolfert KICK) 13:30 3rd
Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, C Brown 1 YD RUN 2:34 4th Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, C Lofton 14 YD FUMBLE RETURN 3:20 4th Qtr
OKLAHOMA-TD, C Brown 17 YD RUN (PAT BLOCKED) 12:21 4th Qtr
MISSOURI-TD, M Rucker 0 YD PASS FROM C Daniel (J Wolfert
KICK) 14:48 4th Qtr


MISSOURI OKLAHOMA
First downs 24 21
Rushed-yards 30-57 33-118
Passing yards 361 266
Sacked-yards lost 3-24 1-10
Return yards 0 50
Passes 38-49-3 24-34-0
Punts 4-40.5 3-44.3
Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-2
Penalties-yards 5-25 4-20
Time of possession 30:27 29:33


Individual Statistics

RUSHING: MISSOURI-Jeremy Maclin 4-32, Jimmy Jackson 6-22, Tommy
Saunders 1-8, Derrick Washington 2-4, Chase Daniel 13-MINUS 1, Earl
Goldsmith 3-MINUS 3, Jared Perry 1-MINUS 5. OKLAHOMA-Chris Brown
13-67, Allen Patrick 11-44, Juaquin Iglesias 1-6, Sam Bradford 3-2,
DeMarco Murray 4-2, - Team 1-MINUS 3.

PASSING: MISSOURI-Chase Daniel 37-47-361- 2, Jeremy Maclin 1-2-0- 1.
OKLAHOMA-Sam Bradford 24-34-266- 0.

RECEIVING: MISSOURI-Chase Coffman 10-102, William Franklin 6-70,
Danario Alexander 6-54, Jeremy Maclin 5-53, Martin Rucker 6-35, Tommy
Saunders 2-18, Jared Perry 1-18, Earl Goldsmith 1-6, Jimmy Jackson
1-5. OKLAHOMA-Juaquin Iglesias 7-77, Malcolm Kelly 5-58, Jermaine
Gresham 4-46, Manuel Johnson 2-31, DeMarco Murray 2-26, Chris Brown
2-17, Joe Jon Finley 2-11.


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NORMAN, Oklahoma (Ticker) -- Sam Bradford and Oklahoma madeanother loud statement in the Big 12 Conference.


Bradford passed for 266 yards and two touchdowns Saturday tolead the sixth-ranked Sooners to a 41-31 triumph over No. 11Missouri in a Big 12 battle.


It was a far cry from the last time Oklahoma (6-1, 2-1 Big 12South) faced an opponent from the Big 12 North Division. Twoweeks ago, the Sooners suffered a stunning 27-24 upset at thehands of Colorado in Boulder.


But thanks to Bradford, Oklahoma has bounced back withconsecutive victories over Texas and Missouri - two of the topteams in the conference.


"We went against a good team, and it was a good win," Oklahomacoach Bob Stoops said. "All wins are good, and I appreciate thatpart of it."


Bradford passed for three TDs - including the go-ahead score -last week to lead the Sooners to a 28-21 triumph over the rivalLonghorns in the "Red River Rivalry."


Seven days later, Bradford was sharp once again, completing24-of-34 passes with no interceptions. The redshirt freshmancompleted passes to eight different receivers, but his favoritetarget was Juaquin Iglesias, who hauled in seven catches for 77yards and a TD.


"I think eventually we may have wore them down a little bit justgetting after them," Bradford said. "It just got going in thefourth quarter."


Chris Brown rushed for 67 yards and three TDs for the Sooners,who have won 17 of their last 18 meetings with the Tigers.

"We know we've got to win every week," Brown said. "We can'tworry about what someone else is doing. We've got to worryabout winning."


A sophomore, the 190-pound Brown entered as the third stringrunning back behind senior Allen Patrick and redshirt freshmanDeMarco Murray.


Patrick finished with 44 yards on 11 carries while Murray playedsparingly, rushing for just two yards on four attempts.

"I thought Chris Brown was excellent in the fourth quarter,"Stoops said. "Everyone has their opinions on who they thinkneeds to be playing, and I think Chris Brown proved tonight whyhe deserves his snaps as well."


Oklahoma built a 23-10 lead on Brown's four-yard TD run early inthe third quarter. But the Tigers rallied to take a 24-23advantage on Jimmy Jackson's four-yard TD with 1:30 remaining inthe third quarter.


However, the fourth quarter belonged to the Sooners, who scoredthe game's next 18 points to pull away.


"I really like the fourth quarter," Stoops said. "I justthought that our guys played great in that fourth quarter. Ourdefense came up with a lot of big plays and our offense movedthe ball well."


Oklahoma went ahead for good on Brown's one-yard TD with 12:26remaining, capping a 12-play drive. The Sooners failed toconvert the ensuing two-point play, holding their lead at 29-24.

Missouri star quarterback Chase Daniel fumbled during a run justthree plays later and the ball was recovered at the Tigers12-yard line by linebacker Curtis Lofton, who carried a pair oftacklers into the end zone for a TD.


"It was just a mix-up," Daniel said. "We can't make thosecostly turnovers. We have to work hard and get better at it.

"We played well for the first three quarters of the game. Wedidn't play as well in the fourth quarter as we would haveliked, so we have to get better."


Oklahoma once again missed the point after, but the defensivescore already had pushed the lead to 35-24 with 11:40 remaining.

Defensive back Nic Harris intercepted Daniel with 4:15 left inthe contest, and Brown raced for a 17-yard score less than twominutes later to make it 41-24.


Daniel completed 38-of-48 passes for 368 yards, one TD and twointerceptions for Missouri (5-1, 1-1 North), which has not wonin Norman since 1966.


"Chase is a great player," Tigers coach Gary Pinkel said. "Hecertainly made some great plays when we needed him. He's justlike a lot of players out there. He twisted his ankle, andwe're going to have to find where he is in terms of that."