Who's hot, who's not: Tonight's passers, Sooners' schedule strength
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By Jake Trotter
Published: September 21, 2007
Hot
•Sam Bradford: Bradford is third in the country in passing efficiency, having completed almost 80 percent of his passes in his first three starts. Bradford also has 11 TD passes to 1 INT, and the Sooners lead the nation in scoring, averaging 61.3 points per game.
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• OU's schedule strength: So far, it seems, Tulsa is OU's only opponent that has done better than expected. Texas needed five field goals to edge Central Florida. Texas A&M needed triple-overtime to outlast Fresno State. And Oklahoma State looked completely inferior to the third-best program in Alabama. If the Sooners are to jump USC, LSU and Florida in the polls, they'll need some of their own opponents to start playing better.
• Tulsa defense: The Golden Hurricane allowed 694 yards of total offense to BYU, including 537 yards passing. Last year, Tulsa had a good defense, but this year only 11 schools have allowed more yards per game than the Golden Hurricane.
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