Adron Tennell News

Offense: B- With a new left tackle, a new right tackle and a new center - all just this week! - the OU offense collected itself from a slow start and eventually dominated the Cowboy front.

The Oklahoma offense found itself in a familiar position Saturday afternoon, sharing blame for a lousy effort away from Norman, where the Sooners have averaged 16 points while posting a 1-5 record.

Texas Tech's Cody Davis, left, stays close to Oklahoma's Adron Tennell during their game Saturday at Jones AT&T Stadium.

NORMAN a ' Oklahomaa TMs quest for bowl eligibility is off to a decent start. The Sooners, needing a sixth victory to clinch Bob Stoopsa TM 11th straight bowl appearance, lead Texas A&M 14-10 after the first quarter at Owen Field.

It was a fantastic night for the Sooner Nation. If only it had any legs. Because of what Oklahoma did to Texas A--M Saturday night was akin to beating Patrick Roy from the blue line again and again, holding a healthy Michael Jordan to eight points or striking out Tony Gwynn four times in a game.

An Oklahoma offensive line already missing starters Brian Simmons, Brody Eldridge and Jarvis Jones Saturday night against Texas A&M has another issue.

A week after throwing five interceptions, Landry Jones passed for a career-high 392 yards and five touchdowns - two to DeMarco Murray - as Oklahoma became bowl-eligible with a 65-10 rout of Texas A&M on Saturday night.

There's nothing that epitomizes Oklahoma's wide receivers like the struggles of the receivers.

Dumb penalties. Dropped passes. Receivers giving up on routes. Turnovers. No ranking.

There had been promising signs in Oklahoma's victories over Kansas and Kansas State that the offense was coming to the aid of the party the defense had been throwing all in but a few isolated moments of this season.

It wasn't just Landry Jones' interceptions, Tress Way's missed field goals or all of those penalties on Oklahoma's offensive linemen.

The star record-setting quarterback receives accolades from his coach and teammates.

An interesting poll came across the desk earlier this week. Not the lists of the BCS, Harris Interactive, USA Today coaches or The Associated Press.

Oklahoma 7, Kansas 0 How: Chris Brown 1-yard run , 11:06 Drive: 46 yards in 11 plays, 3:49 Breakdown: Nothing's easy for the Sooners.

By MIKE JONES NORMAN, Okla. - Oklahoma quarterback Landry Jones said the resolution of Sam Bradford's status could prove beneficial.'There is a little relief as the decision has cleared up some of the uncertainty of whether Sam was going or staying,' Jones said.

LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Here's what Oklahoma offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson said about it.

Chris Brown scored three touchdowns, and No. 25 Oklahoma throttled Todd Reesing and the nation's second-leading offense en route to a 35-13 victory Saturday over No.

The difference between this year's Oklahoma Sooners and the 2008 version is reflected in a general record - 3-3 through Saturday's loss to Texas compared to 5-1 this time last year - and a specific statistic.

NORMAN In the little green corner of the world Oklahoma calls Heisman Park, squarely between the heroic-sized likenesses of Steve Owens and Billy Vessels, a patch of grass has begun to thin out, as if it knows.

Sam Bradford wasn't sure how his injured shoulder would hold up to a full day's work.