Making Finley disappear
By halftime, Texas tight end Jermichael Finley had already doubled the receiving output of his career best game with 135 yards on three catches.
But after finding space in the middle of Oklahoma 's defense for big plays in the first half, he was held to one catch for 14 yards in the second.
"We just changed up our coverage a little more,” OU coach Bob Stoops said.
Those changes primarily consisted of...
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