Oklahoma defense improving in middle
NORMAN — One thing the Oklahoma defense lacked last season was an impact player in the middle.
The Sooners had good players up the middle, but not big-time playmakers, guys who made opposing offensive coordinators take note of where they were all the time.
Two players getting their first taste of playing time — defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and linebacker Mike Reed — showed the potential to be those ...
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