Lofton still looking for a perfect game
NORMAN — At one point in the fourth quarter, Oklahoma linebacker Curtis Lofton looked down and saw something very unfamiliar in his hands — the football — and moments later, he found himself in a strange place — the end zone.
"When I first got it, I kind of froze,” Lofton said of his interception, which he returned 45 yards for a touchdown in OU's 54-3 rout of Utah State . "I looked down and was like, ...
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