SoonerScoop Sights & Sounds: OU 59, WVU 20
It was a night to remember for multiple OU players. The Sooners showed there’s still a lot of fight left in them in the 59-20 victory against visiting West Virginia.
Quarterback Dillon Gabriel set an OU record, accounting for eight touchdowns. Wide receiver Drake Stoops had a career high receiving yards for the second straight game and three touchdowns.
After back-to-back losses, it was back in the win column and now 8-2.
“When we put it all together, we can be pretty dang good, so putting it all together means a lot—being clean, taking care of the ball, executing with precision and having a relentless, passionate mindset, what the game requires,” head coach Brent Venables said. “Again, there’s a lot that was really good tonight, and that may have been our best four quarters. I don’t know. What did we give up, 20 on defense? A couple of drives, again, not real excited about, but that might’ve been our best four quarters of football, offense and defense.
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“Continue to believe, put the work in, keep your head down, don’t listen to, again, all the people that are — again, rightfully so, it’s what you sign up for—that have an opinion on what’s not good. So, let’s just focus on each other and be inside-out in what we’re doing. Our guys did that. So, again, that’s what you want to be able to do here these last three weeks.
“As I told them, don’t hope for a better yesterday. What’s done is done. We’re 7-2, and here’s what it looks like. As of yesterday, it’s less than two weeks until our last game, regular season, and there’s a time for everything. There’s not a better time for us to get hot and to get better and to get into a rhythm and in sync, and let’s see where these next couple of weeks can take us.”
The Sights & Sounds from SoonerScoop video editor Eddie Radosevich.
