Do you think that god awful turf in Kansas had anything to do with OU's early struggles? They looked slow, especially Hurts and there were players slipping.
It probably had a little to do with some of the slipping.
But, the offense has the advantage on a "bad" field because they know which way they are going to go and the defense doesn't.
Kansas had to play on the same field.
Do you think that god awful turf in Kansas had anything to do with OU's early struggles? They looked slow, especially Hurts and there were players slipping.
noticed that too SM but the field was wet so i wouldn't sweat it too much. Next-level athletic guys like OUrs (Hurts, Rambo, Lamb, etc) normally can execute those amazing cuts and slashes, but the footing's a lot less reliable on slippery grass.