Guys, just going over some of the stuff from last week, thought I'd fire out a few things.
While Parnell Motley had a tackling grade of 48.1-percent and Curtis Bolton 40.2-percent, want to know the two lowest?
Tre Norwood - 23.9%
Ryan Jones - 19.3%
Meanwhile Motley actually had the team's second highest score in coverage (73.4) while the highest? True freshman Brendan Radley-Hiles (75.4).
To keep on the Motley and Bolton train? They shared the third highest score (70.8) of anyone on Oklahoma's defense behind Mark Jackson (80.8) and Neville Gallimore (75.6).
Here's a look at the defensive numbers of note:
Offensively I can't get over Oklahoma's pass blocking, average score for their five primary pass blockers (leaving out Jonathan Alvarez)?
84.86.
That's something else.
Just as frightening as that is good?
Oklahoma's offensive line averaged 58.25. OUCH.
The best two run blockers on the day? Grant Calcaterra (85.2) and Trey Sermon (85.7).
While Parnell Motley had a tackling grade of 48.1-percent and Curtis Bolton 40.2-percent, want to know the two lowest?
Tre Norwood - 23.9%
Ryan Jones - 19.3%
Meanwhile Motley actually had the team's second highest score in coverage (73.4) while the highest? True freshman Brendan Radley-Hiles (75.4).
To keep on the Motley and Bolton train? They shared the third highest score (70.8) of anyone on Oklahoma's defense behind Mark Jackson (80.8) and Neville Gallimore (75.6).
Here's a look at the defensive numbers of note:
Offensively I can't get over Oklahoma's pass blocking, average score for their five primary pass blockers (leaving out Jonathan Alvarez)?
84.86.
That's something else.
Just as frightening as that is good?
Oklahoma's offensive line averaged 58.25. OUCH.
The best two run blockers on the day? Grant Calcaterra (85.2) and Trey Sermon (85.7).
