Practice report: OL seeks improvement 
September, 11, 2012
9/11/12
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By
Jake Trotter and
Brandon Chatmon | ESPN.com
NORMAN, Okla. -- Oklahoma has rushed for 554 yards and nine touchdowns in the Sooners first two games.
Yet, centers/guards coach James Patton thinks his squad has a ways to go.
“We have to get better,” Patton said. “We did some good things the other night but our execution level needs to continue to improve. The goal is to be efficient, get hats on hats and using good technique. From the UTEP game to the Florida A&M game, we were better.”
Yet, centers/guards coach James Patton thinks his squad has a ways to go.
“We have to get better,” Patton said. “We did some good things the other night but our execution level needs to continue to improve. The goal is to be efficient, get hats on hats and using good technique. From the UTEP game to the Florida A&M game, we were better.”
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