Oklahoma Stomps Texas in Oil Bowl

[Harry]

Oklahoma 38, Texas 7

WICHITA FALLS, Texas Andrew Brewer of Tulsa Jenks threw two touchdown passes tonight to lead Oklahoma to a 38-to-7 win over Texas in the 68th Oil Bowl between high school all-stars from the two states.

Brewer was named the game's M-V-P. He threw for 79 yards on 8-of-14 passing. He had 22 yards rushing.

It was the biggest loss ever in the series for Texas.

Texas was shut down by a stout Oklahoma defense that limited Southlake Carroll's Chase Daniel to just 31 yards on 2-of-9 passing.

He also threw an interception, fumbled twice and was sacked twice.

Tulsa Union's Michael Cowan was named the game's defensive M-V-P, recording a sack, a fumble recovery and three quarterback hurries.

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[emmitt01]

This game is an illustration of what I have always thought. Chase Daniel is a system quarterback. I don't think Missouri has that system.

[NCMeanGreen]

This game is an illustration of what I have always thought.  Chase Daniel is a system quarterback.  I don't think Missouri has that system. 

You do have to wonder how these programs (Carroll, Mission Viejo, Enangel Christian, Independence, etc.) can keep producing such stellar QB's. Do they just happen to get lucky and the right kids go to these programs? Oh, I do realize that they recruit players, just like in college...