Four questions: Tigers rack up yards, not points
Should Oklahoma be concerned about allowing 418 yards and 31 points to Missouri?
Though the numbers are bulky, they're not as bad as they look.
Other than some poor tackling at times, the OU defense played well. Missouri had 85 yards on a drive right before halftime when OU was trying to avoid giving up the big play.
In the fourth quarter, the Sooners forced Missouri to burn up the clock and two time...
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