Demarco Murray injury

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wilber24

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Soonerfans.com said his knee did not feel right after the game. Listed as questionable for saturdays game!

 
Woot! Woot! I didn't root for him to get hurt but it might level the playing field if they dont have him on saturday.

 
If he is unable to play that certainly plays into our hands. While i would like to beat them at full strength, we are far from our full strength and may need any edge we can get.

 
GMoose said:
I'd rather play them at their best. I hate hearing crap about fraudulent wins <_<
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kinda like how Atm beat us with us having a 1 legged Qb and us having our 2nd string qb in for almost all of the 1st half.

 
I expect him to play. He's a big-game player, and if his leg isn't falling off he'll be out there. Blackmon did the same against OU in Bedlam - it doesn't matter if it hurts, you play if you can.

Even if Murray can't play, it's not a guarantee of anything. We're expecting to beat OU without our top two QBs and our top WR. I would imagine they're expecting to beat our butts with or without Murray.

 
Everybody seems to think without Demarco, their run game will suffer. But watching the Bedlam game, Finch seems to be a very capable runner. And lets not forget Mossis Madu. They're definitely not hurting for RB's.

 
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he'll play. a lot.

if anything, OU is just trying to hold as much info as possible. it just makes it harder for us to gameplan

 
I hope he plays. It'd be a shame if he misses another big game after missing the National Championship in 2008.

 
HuskerfaninOkieland said:
Everybody seems to think without Demarco, their run game will suffer. But watching the Bedlam game, Finch seems to be a very capable runner. And lets not forget Mossis Madu. They're definitely not hurting for RB's.
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The fact that they had the lead in the last three minutes against Oklahoma State and were passing suggests to me that without Murray they're not confident in the run game.

You, living in Oklahoma, are a little closer to the situation than I am, so feel free to tell me I'm wrong. :)

 
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