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Dave blisters players and coaches for the dismal performance against Texas

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Three years in a row OU has now lost to texas. Oh I know in 2014 the scoreboard gave us the win. But they still kicked our ass all over the field. Just like last Saturday.

What a huge embarrassment. How in the world does this team not come ready to play against their main rival? It’s the the Red River Shootout! It’s the Cotton Bowl and the Texas State Fair! It’s Billy Simms and Earl Campbell! It’s Roy Williams and Christy Simms! What else has to be said?!

Is it the coaches that have a problem conveying the importance of this rivalry? Is it the players themselves that for some reason can’t get up for this game?

It’s actually both. And I can’t for the life of me understand it. If we start with the players, Stoops is right. At some point the players have to decide to be ready to play. It’s more than talent and skill. They have to have a passion for it every single play.

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Soonerguys Pick ’em Week 6 Results

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This week’s games (winner in bold): Oklahoma vs Texas; Okla. St. at West Virginia; California at Utah; Indiana at Penn St.; and Florida at Missouri.

Picks:

Mike D – Oklahoma, West Virginia, Utah, Indiana and Florida. 2-3 (season record 19-11, 20 pts)

Rob – Oklahoma, West Virginia, Utah, Indiana and Florida. 2-3 (season record 18-12, 22 pts)

Gerald – Oklahoma, Okla. State, Utah, Indiana and Florida. 3-2 (season record 21-9, 22 pts)

Roger – Oklahoma, West Virginia, Utah, Indiana and Florida. 2-3 (season record 22-8, 24 pts)

Rick – Oklahoma, West Virginia, Utah, Indiana and Utah. 2-3 ( season record 17-13, 18 pts)

Noah – Oklahoma, Okla. State, Utah, Penn St., Florida. 4-1 (season record 20-10, 22 pts)

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Texas devises perfect formula to beat the Sooners 24-17

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Beleaguered Texas Coach Charlie Strong came up with the perfect formula for defeating No. 10 Oklahoma on Saturday.

First, get a lead. It makes Oklahoma have to score on almost every possession. Second, run the football. It shortens the game and reduces the number of opportunities for the Sooners to make the sort of comeback they managed against Tennessee. And third, blitz and sack QB Baker Mayfield as much as possible.

All three came together Saturday for the unexpected 24-17 win for the Longhorns.

The Longhorns (2-4, 1-2 Big 12) came into the game with the program’s worst start in 59 years. The Sooners (4-1, 1-1) were 10th in the Associated Press poll after a 4-0 start.

“They covered us, they pressured us, they controlled the line of scrimmage. … Did I miss anything?” Bob Stoops said after the game.

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