Stoops says experiment with no-huddle is 'still a work in progress'
NORMAN — Bob Stoops saw exactly what he wanted to see in Oklahoma 's experiment with the no-huddle offense.
He got to see his team execute it — for better or worse.
The Sooner coaches weren't hoping for flawless play in the no-huddle scheme they instituted this spring. But they wanted to see how the players managed it in a game setting, with fans, referees and the coaching staff relegated to the sideline ...
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