DALLAS -- Oklahoma already had a 48-10 lead, but that was hardly enough.
The Sooners kept starting quarterback Landry Jones in the game, along with the rest of the starting offense.
They even tried to convert a 4th-and-3 at the Texas 27-yard line.
Oklahoma reached that point by throwing seven passes on eight plays in the drive.
It's been a big day for Oklahoma, but the Sooners look like they want it to be even bigger.
The Sooners kept starting quarterback Landry Jones in the game, along with the rest of the starting offense.
They even tried to convert a 4th-and-3 at the Texas 27-yard line.
Oklahoma reached that point by throwing seven passes on eight plays in the drive.
It's been a big day for Oklahoma, but the Sooners look like they want it to be even bigger.
David Ubben | email
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- Joined ESPN.com in 2010
- Wrote for The Oklahoman
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