The big day is here for OSU, Oregon
Holiday bowL: 7 p.m. today on ESPN (cox 29)
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Published: December 30, 2008
All about the offense
If both offenses play an average game, Oregon will win by three-tenths of a point. That’s how evenly matched the Oregon (41.9 points per game) and Oklahoma State (41.6 per game) offenses have been this season, both ranking nationally in the top 10 in scoring. The Holiday Bowl is known for having high-scoring, close games, and this one should be no different.
Run, run and run
The interesting quality about the two offenses is their reliance on the running game. The Ducks and Cowboys average more than 250 yards per game.
Time to be special
Both head coaches commented Monday on the importance of special teams, and that’s an area where Oklahoma State has been strong all year, especially in kick returns.
By Scott Wright
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GO COWBOYS!! GO SOONERS!!! GO Big 12! GO OHIO STATE!!(shorthorns suck)
GO SOONERS!!!!!!!
from a SOONER
More importantly, I so want OU to win next week, but first things first. Go Pokes.
Either way, scoring 42 on a bunch of vastly outmatched, overrated pasties that the Pac-10 has unfortunately turned out to be this season isn't comparable to the Big 12. I think I'd take a 3-point loss to Texas in Austin over a win over Oregon State.
Cowboys should win handily if its defense plays a good game.
Either way, scoring 42 on a bunch of vastly outmatched, overrated pasties that the Pac-10 has unfortunately turned out to be this season isn't comparable to the Big 12. I think I'd take a 3-point loss to Texas in Austin over a win over Oregon State.
Cowboys should win handily if its defense plays a good game.