Brown turns running game around
Tailback: ‘We just had to stick with the run and it worked'
NORMAN — Cale Gundy had a simple message for Oklahoma offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson .
"He told me, ‘I'm going with No. 29 and you can run it when you want to,'” Wilson said. "That's all he said.”
No. 29 — also known as third-string tailback Chris Brown — finally took his turn as OU's featured ball-carrier, producing nearly half of Oklahoma's 118 rushing yards on seven fourth-quarter carri...
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