28, 2019, when CeeDee Lamb and Charleston Rambo both crossed the 100-yard mark against Texas Tech. The 26-yard completion to Mario Williams gives the true freshman receiver 100 receiving yards on the day, joining Marvin Mims in crossing the century mark. Williams is now 23-of-30 for 402 yards passing. Referees took their sweet time to send this play to review.Ĭaleb Williams just threw his sixth touchdown pass of the day, this time a rollout to Austin Stogner from 9 yards out. Looks like the play is under review on the field though. Texas Tech quarterback Donovan Smith coughed it up, and Thomas was able to finish off the play himself to give Oklahoma their third turnover of the day. Isaiah Thomas caps off a much-improved performance from the OU defense with a forced fumble and recovery. Make sure to subscribe to The Oklahoman to stay up to date with all local sports.Play on the field stands and Spencer Rattler takes over at quarterback to a nice ovation from the remaining OU crowd.
Justin Martinez can be reached at on Twitter. OU football: What to know about the Sooners' 2021 schedule, roster and more Other ongoing injuries include redshirt sophomore cornerback Woodi Washington, redshirt freshman safety Bryson Washington, redshirt sophomore defensive back Jeremiah Criddell, junior wide receiver Theo Wease and freshman wide receiver Cody Jackson. Both wide receivers entered the day as game-time decisions after not playing against Kansas last week. Mario Williams also played on Saturday, but Michael Woods did not. Graham and redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Jalen Redmond saw game action. OU's defense got a major boost on Saturday when senior safety Delarrin Turner-Yell, sophomore cornerback D.J. The freshman defensive back suffered what appeared to be either a right shoulder or collarbone injury. Jordan Mukes exited the game down the stretch. Tramel's ScissorTales: Why Texas Tech fired Matt Wells & how Garrett Riley could be SMU's coach Oklahoma football injury updates Raym shined all afternoon, buying Williams enough time to throw for six touchdowns on the day without being sacked. Similar to Murray, who ended up throwing for six touchdowns against Baylor, the sophomore center bounced back in a big way. Raym returned to the field on OU's next drive. The Sooners faced a third-and-6 at their own 37-yard line when Congel sent a bad snap toward the feet of Caleb Williams, who gathered it and ultimately threw an incomplete pass. Raym met that same fate as he watched Robert Congel start instead on Saturday, but the change proved to be problematic right away. 29, 2018, which led to him being benched to start the contest. The reason for Raym's benching was that he showed up late to practice on Friday, which isn't new within the Sooners' program.įormer OU quarterback Kyler Murray overslept and was late to a practice session prior to the team's game against Baylor on Sept. The sophomore established himself as OU's starting center this season, but he was surprisingly absent when the team trotted onto the field for its opening drive against Texas Tech on Saturday. 'His energy is contagious': Why this OU coach spends Saturdays running up and down the Sooner sideline OU sophomore Andrew Raym reigns supremeĪndrew Raym "pulled a Kyler," according to Riley. "Today we kind of had that breakthrough," Fields said. "Hopefully, we keep that momentum going." The pair of picks highlighted a strong showing from the Sooners' defense, which recorded a total of three takeaways in a 52-21 win.
The ball bounced off the sophomore's hands and went straight to Broiles, who hauled it in for OU's second interception. The Sooners held a 31-7 lead with 6:12 left in the third quarter when Donovan Smith threw a pass to Loic Fouonji. Isaiah Thomas got his rand hand on the ball at the line of scrimmage, sending it high in the air.įields secured the loose pigskin with both hands and ran 27 yards before he finally got pushed out of bounds at the Red Raiders' 11-yard line. Texas Tech's Henry Colombi dropped back with 8:33 on the clock and threw a pass in the direction of McLane Mannix. The first quarter passed without a pick by the Sooners, extending the drought to 19, but Fields finally put an end to it in the second frame.
Obviously, we hadn't held up to our standard of forcing takeaways." "Once you get one turnover, it kind of starts the rolling ball effect. "With turnovers, they're kind of like momentum-based," Fields said. Oklahoma's defense had gone 18 straight quarters without recording an interception entering Saturday's contest against Texas Tech, and that wasn't lost on Pat Fields.
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