Lofton's game ‘outstanding'
Missouri offense didn't slow Sooners' LB
NORMAN — Missouri 's offense is a middle linebacker's nightmare. Oklahoma junior Curtis Lofton admitted that much after beating the Tigers 41-31 Saturday night.
A spread offense usually results in one-on-one pass coverage and open-field tackling, two areas that can be uncomfortable for a linebacker.
Yet Lofton turned in possibly the best performance of his career — 18 tackles and a touchdown on a fumble...
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