Oklahoma Sooners get great news days before their big SEC matchup against Missouri Tigers
I'm not sure there is any college football team, in any conference, that has dealt with as many and as significant injuries as the Oklahoma Sooners have. You can throw a position out there, randomly, say anyone that comes to your mind, and chances are the Sooners have dealt with an injury there in some […]
I'm not sure there is any college football team, in any conference, that has dealt with as many and as significant injuries as the Oklahoma Sooners have. You can throw a position out there, randomly, say anyone that comes to your mind, and chances are the Sooners have dealt with an injury there in some way.
The two biggest — wide receiver and offensive line, and there is really no arguing that.
The offense has been very poor this season but has progressively gotten better in the last few weeks. Quarterback play is the same way. But, you cannot put 100% of the blame on any one thing when you have had the injuries the Sooners have had. That has easily been their biggest issue this year, and it's been completely out of their control.
The Sooners are now getting big news, though as they prepare for their SEC matchup against the Missouri Tigers.
According to the Sooners themselves, and the injury update they have now put out, the team has listed wide receivers Deion Burks and Jalil Farooq as probable, after trying to come back the last few weeks. These are two of their best three wide receivers, and great news for Jackson Arnold if they do come back.
The last game that Farooq played was against the Temple Owls, the first game of the season where he broke his foot on what was a beautiful deep pass from Arnold.
As for Burks, he's been dealing with a tissue issue of some sort, and his last game played was against the Tennessee Volunteers.
This is huge news.
Oklahoma Sooners finally have hope on offense with latest injury report
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