The Oklahoma Sooners and South Carolina Gamecocks are set to fight it out on Saturday morning for a SEC matchup. Oklahoma is hoping to return from a disheartening misfortune to Texas while South Carolina is hoping to return from a nearby misfortune to Alabama. Saturday's down is the main gathering between the two schools in their projects' set of experiences. Oklahoma 4-2 (1-2 SEC) and South Carolina 3-3 (1-3 SEC) are hoping to work on in the SEC standings. Who will win?
Here is the drive-by-drive recap of the top plays and pivotal turning points from the present activity:
FIRST QUARTER
South Carolina won the throw and conceded to the last part, so OU began with the ball. Tatum returned the opening shot 18 yards and we're in progress. Hawkins tossed a capture attempt on the principal play of the game.
SOUTH CAROLINA 7, OKLAHOMA 0 TIME 12:33
South Carolina took an over in OU's area and on the principal play, LaNorris Venders split away for a long rushed to place the Gamecocks into the redzone. A couple of plays later, Raheim Sanders ran for a 3-yard score.
SOUTH CAROLINA 14, OKLAHOMA 0 TIME 11:21
The opening shot left limits so OU began the 35-yard line. OU had the option to make two plays before Hawkins was strip-sacked and Tonka Hemingway returned it for a score.
SOUTH CAROLINA 21, OKLAHOMA 0 TIME 9:33
On the following drive, Hawkins was hit as he threw and it was taken out by Scratch Emmanwori who returned it 65 yards for a score.
The beginning for OU brought Jackson Arnold back into the game. After a holding approach the opening shot return, the Sooners took over at the 10-yard line. Two runs from Jovantae Barnes put OU at the 26-yard line. Yet, that was the extent to which OU would get and they had to dropkick. Luke Elzinga kicked it to South Carolina's 20-yard line.
The Sooners safeguard surrendered one first down, yet had the option to hold South Carolina into a dropkick. After it went into the endzone, OU started its drive on the 20-yard line. The Sooners had the option to get a first down on third and 3 after a protective pass obstruction call. However, that was all OU had the option to get after Arnold just toppled J.J. Hester. Arnold was sacked on the last play of the drive.
SECOND QUARTER
OU's protection had the option to compel a three-and-out and it was drop-kicked too far out to the 12-yard line. OU couldn't get moving and afterward attempted a phony dropkick that brought about no yards. South Carolina took over on the Sooners 26-yard line.
SOUTH CAROLINA: 24, OKLAHOMA 0 TIME 12:- 5
OU's safeguard had the option to hold up after Follow Passage made the underlying hit and afterward a triplet of Sooners handled South Carolina for a misfortune. Be that as it may, a 39-yard field objective by Alex Herrera gave South Carolina a 24-0 lead.
OU couldn't get anything moving and had to dropkick after three plays. Fortunately for the Sooners, the safeguard gave back constraining South Carolina into a three-and-out. The drive was featured by Sammy Omosigho's tackle for misfortune and close to interference.
SOUTH CAROLINA 24, OKLAHOMA 3 TIME 5:17
Indeed, even after the Sooners got behind the chains due to an unlawful blindside block, the Sooners had the option to assemble a strong drive interestingly. It was featured by a couple of in addition to 10-yard gets from OU's stroll on recipient Jacob Jordan. A pass from Arnold to Tatum put the Sooners into the red zone. A pass from Arnold to Tatum put the Sooners into the red zone. End the end, the Sooners drive slowed down and they had to kick a field objective. Zach Schmitt penetrated a 44-yarder to get OU on the board.
The Sooners safeguard nearly got off of the field after Ethan Downs redirected a pass on third down. In any case, the Sooners guard hopped offsides on fourth down and South Carolina was gifted a first down.
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