Missing pieces hold back offense
New scheme also slows Sooner attack
NORMAN — Following Oklahoma 's Red-White spring game Saturday, quarterback Sam Bradford was the only offensive player requested by the media for postgame interviews.
Instead, everyone wanted to talk to the defensive players, who collectively and emphatically had just put the exclamation point on their spring supremacy, intercepting six passes and running three back for touchdowns.
The offense, meanwhile, ...
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