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BCS National Championship: OU’s offense for the ages goes flat
By Jake Trotter - Staff Writer
Oklahoman
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Published: January 9, 2009
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — As the last seconds ticked away, quarterback Sam Bradford stood on the sidelines. Helmet on. Arms folded.
OU quarterback Sam Bradford (14) walks off the field as Florida's Ahmad Black (35), Joe Haden (5) and Ryan Stamper (41) celebrate after the Sooners could not convert on fourth down during OU's last possession of the BCS National Championship Thursday. Photo by Nate Billings
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