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Missouri’s hurry-up offense, led by quarterback Chase Daniel (10), caused some problems for OU’s defense Saturday, but the Sooners won 26-10. BY BRYAN TERRY, THE OKLAHOMAN
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Missouri's no-huddle caused problems
Missouri's offense had Oklahoma dazed and confused in the third quarter, gaining 148 yards, eight first downs and averaging one play every 16.9 seconds.
With running back Tony Temple out with a dislocated shoulder, the Tigers went with an empty backfield the entire second half and never once huddled. The only thing that slowed the Tigers' hurry-up offense was waiting for the official to place the ball.
"They jumped on us pretty good in the third quarter," said OU co-defensiv