Jenni Carlson
9/8/2015, 08:30 PM
Stoops will look for his No. 19 Sooners to play a clean game from the outset when they visit No. 23 Tennessee on Saturday. Oklahoma was held to a field goal over its first six possessions against Akron last Saturday, a slower-than-expected start for the program's heralded "Air Raid" offense under new coordinator Lincoln Riley, before it went on to a 41-3 victory. Three of those first six drives included a penalty - two false starts and one holding call - and there were two other penalties on early punt returns by the Sooners.
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