Did OU ever go back to the Iso Lead...

[Hector.sixpack]

that they used right before halftime? I know they got stuffed at the goal line but if I remember right they never went back to it in the second half and I didn't understand why.

 

[patdog]

and it got stuffed when they did (could be wrong about that though).

 

[Shmuley]

had not faced 300 + pound DLs that move around like linebackers. See Texas Tech OL too.

Hey, Big 12! EHHHHHHKKKKKK-sposed.

 

[3000lbchicken]

how bout the holding on the OL all night. It was just bad. They had guys in the sleeper hold at times.

 

[dogfan96]

the OU line was moving the Florida D-Line pretty easily. They were getting 5 yards a pop with almost no resistance. The OU offensive coordinator (and the WRs) had a bad night, otherwise OU wins that game.

 

[patdog]

but that **** stopped in the second half. UF's d-line pretty much controlled them the whole second half. And a big reason OU's WRs had a bad game is because UF's DBs were all over their *** the whole game.

 

[Hector.sixpack]

The OU offensive coordinator (and the WRs) had a bad night, otherwise OU wins that game.

While I agree that OUs offensive coor. had a bad night- I don't think OU wins the game "otherwise". As the game wore on Florida started to gain control upfront on both sides. The up-tempo stuff seems to equalize some of that, and when OU kept raising up 8 times before each snap to change plays, I think it hurt them more than it helped.

 

[FlabLoser]

I thought UF got their best pressure rushing 3. They'd line 5-6 people up at the line. 3 would rush and the rest would drop back. The OL was confused about who to block and the pressure got through.

 

[dogfan96]

OU had their best success when they just kept running plays rather than going to the line, raising up, waiting 20 seconds, then snapping the ball. Florida was getting a chance to regroup when they did that.