OU's offense like a Swiss Army Knife
NORMAN — Few offenses in college football can line up in I-formation one play, before shifting to an empty set on the next.
Then swing from empty to a double-tight end set.
All with the same personnel.
But that's a strength in this Oklahoma offense, which boasts several versatile players.
Tight end Brody Eldridge is a ferocious blocker at fullback.
Fullback Matt Clapp is a tough runner ...
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