NOSE TACKLE — B-
Neville Gallimore — B
Marquise Overton — C
Neville Gallimore got some pressure and had a couple nice plays. Hard to ding him for much.
DEFENSIVE TACKLE — C+
LaRon Stokes — C+
Jalen Redmond — B-
Didn’t notice much here from a production standpoint, but did notice Jalen Redmond out there.
DEFENSIVE END — A+
Ronnie Perkins — A+
Marcus Stripling — N/A
Ronnie Perkins can be Oklahoma’s best defensive end since ____ ?
RUSH — B-
Nik Bonitto — B-
David Ugwoegbu — N/A
You get a two-grade level bump for a game-winning interception.
WILL — C
DaShaun White — C
Didn’t feel his impact until later on in the game. Still believe the athleticism will match his production as time goes on.
MIKE — C+
Kenneth Murray — C+
Kenneth Murray’s flashes were dimmed by over-running rushing lanes. The athleticism is off the chart, but his play needs to start matching it all the time.
CORNER — B
Tre Brown — C+
Parnell Motley — B+
Jaden Davis — N/A
This was easily Parnell Motley’s better games at Oklahoma. Him and Brown tackled well in space, but Motley made so many impact plays.
NICKELBACK — C
Brendan Radley-Hiles — C
Bookie would’ve had a C+ if it weren’t for the slant he gave up on third down. No harm done, but nothing like the Iowa State game.
SAFETY — B
Pat Fields — B
Delarrin Turner-Yell — B
What a bounce back from these two. From playing maybe the worst game a pair of safeties have played at Oklahoma, they turned in an incredibly sound, solid outing and didn’t hurt Alex Grinch’s defense.
DEFENSE — 80
Again, a tale of two halves, but Ronnie Perkins’ performance saves this defense from a mid-C. For the defense’s sake, that second half needs to be a revelation.
[lawrence-auto-related count=3]