OU defense does its job in loss to Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb. — In losses to Brigham Young and Miami, Oklahoma ’s defense returned home wishing it made one more stop. On Saturday against Nebraska , they got that final stop — and plenty of others — and it still didn’t matter.
Despite allowing just seven first downs and 180 yards of total offense, the defense couldn’t overcome five Landry Jones interceptions and three missed...
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