I'm not buying this notion that Oklahoma's secondary is a major weakness. They return both starters at corner including Jamell flemming that held opponents to the 8th best pass efficiency defense a year ago. Plus it's not like EJ Manuel lights it up against BCS conference opponents as he has 6 TD's to 9 interceptions. Both WR he likes to throw to are banged up Bert Reed looks like he'll play with an ankle, but Willie Haulstead (concusion) is questionable. The two new safeties both have plenty of athletic ability. The one place Florida State can beat Oklahoma in is hte running game and I'm not so sure because they only managed 93 yards against LA Monroe. Oklahoma is filled with talent up front and their weakness comes at line backer. Most teams can get past that when they have a good defensive line and Oklahoma is big on the interior and has the speed on the outside to give FSU issues. Next to the offense of Oklahoma. The Sooners scored on their first 4 possessions in last year's game on route to a 47-17 win in a game that was not even that close. Landry Jones was 30-40 for 380 yards and 4 TD's. The talent on FSU remains on the defensive line, but that's the strength of this Oklahoma defense in their offensive line that returns 4 starters. Oklahoma faced a good opponent in the first week in Tulsa and come in with an extra week of preparation and head coach Stoops knows this defense as his younger brother coaches it. I'm not going to buy in on this team struggling on the road or outside oklahoma so much I think it's just a coincidence.
