OU's defensive backs get even
Sooner secondary: DBs make up for early Missouri gain
Sooner secondary gets two interceptions, forces a fumble
COLUMBIA, Mo. — It only took four plays for Missouri 's wide-open passing attack to puncture Oklahoma 's suspect secondary.
And Oklahoma's defensive backs spent the rest of the Tigers' 73 snaps getting even.
On Missouri's fourth play, quarterback Chase Daniel hit Greg Bracey for a 46-yard gain, despite tight coverage by Marcus Walker .
But Daniel finished 23 of 44 and his 284 passing yards resulted...
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