UT stampedes OU in second half
Oklahoma had a three-point lead and all the momentum at halftime Saturday against rival Texas. For these Longhorns, there was no panic and no pressure. "We came in the locker room and said, 'We've got to have some fun,' " UT quarterback Colt McCoy said.
The second half couldn't have been fun for the Sooners. No. 7 Texas stormed out of the Cotton Bowl tunnel and steamrolled No. 14 Oklahoma. McCoy threw for two touchdowns. The UT defense stuffed Adrian Peterson, holding him to 38 second-half yards. And Aaron Ross converted a botched lateral into a touchdown and had two interceptions that sealed a 28-10 victory.
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