>> gus: quite often, before games, these medical crews are so well-trained. they practice before the game just like the players on doing their jobs when injuries occur = field. doug rigg is being taken care of. we will be back right after this.

>> gus: from norman, oklahoma, our scored is 6-7, o wurks. doug rigg is 6'1", 237 senior from new jersey. debergen catholic high school and second-year starter at will linebacker. fifth leading tackler on the mountaineers last year. as i mentioned, although it is a very scary looking scene,

players are given the best medical attention. he is moving his hands as you can see. and these situations are done for precautionary measures because they want to make sure that every player on this field gets a chance to have the best medical care. there are medics who are there. we will try to get you information on the status of doug rigg as soon as we learn something.

>> charles: this is where it's very difficult for both sets of coaches because you're concerned -- >> gus: all right. he is waving his arms! >> charles: that's great. >> gus: these some of the greatest folks you'll meet. we come to college campuses and they are like super human beings. so resilient and so positive and dedicated and focused. doug rigg, he waved his arms as

he was carted off the field. we will get you information on him as soon as we know something. >> charles: now the hard part for both coaches is getting your players back into the game. for an opponent, it's prevalent. now you got to get them back to playing and that is difficult at times. >> gus: 5:25 to go and 16-7 lead for oklahoma. they can slam the door right here. first down at the west virginia 29. they have been a juggernaut running the football, most notably, 24, 300 yards rushing. here is clay, number 24. getting inside and he goes down inside the 25 yard line. >> charles: you talked earlier about blake bell and how you saw

his parents and his dad says, "you're one play away, son. stay in there and wait for your chance." we watched them practice. every time trevor knight took a rep, blake bell was ten yards behind him. he knew the play. and was behind it. went ahead and took an active, mental rep to make sure he stayed with it. that is showing up toght. he did not lose himself when he lost his starting job. >> gus: second down and five at the 24. brennan clay, the deep back. there he goes again. the question, starting tomorrow for oklahoma, will they have to change their philosophy now on offense and get away from being this high octane get to the line of scrimmage and throw it all over the field team, and turn into what oklahoma used to be, which is a power running

football club. >> charles: there is josh heupel. do we see a third and short with blake bell at quarterback. >> gus: no. he cuts it back inside, clay, picks up a first down. marvin gross with the tabckle. 175 yards rushing. >> charles: this offensive line has done a fantastic job, led by gabe ikard, number 64, in the center. >> gus: blake bell came in to start the fourth quarter, replacing trevor knight who threw two interceptions and looked shaky.

clay. jared barber with the tackle. an injured player. tyrus thompson. >> charles: you heard the shout all the way up here. >> gus: thompson, a left tackle. from texas. >> charles: right at the end, gets rolled up. >> charles: let's go to patrick o'neill for a game break. notre dame and michigan. irish going to climb back in this one.

michigan only leading by a touchdown. >> charles: pretty good rivalry going on down there. >> gus: let's go down to pink for an injury report. >> kristina: to him ber mood on both sidelines but doug rigg was transported to a hospital in oklahoma city. he was not unconscious on that. he did regain consciousness with speaking and moving his hands but they are sending him to get additional treatment. >> charles: that is good news, you know? because when you're talking about that, you saw the hands move, you know, you're feeling a little bit better about that. he'll get that extra treatment you talk about. we send the best wishes to him and his family and the mountaineers. now a big injury for the

oklahoma player. we hope he is going to be okay too, tyrus thompson. >> gus: his backup is a sophomore from sdoorl. >> charles: it doesn't look like they ran him out there. looks like it will be nila kasitati. >> gus: bell. this time, they drop -- why is it enough to stay inbounds? >> charles: keep the clock moving. i think they switched darren williams from right tackle to left tackle to fill the avoid for oklahoma. kasitati has been a guard

before. he slid in. >> gus: 2:00 to play. third down and 16 at the 24. miller. he goes down at about the 18 yard line. they needed to get inside the 10 for a first down. that brings up fourth. michael hunnicutt, who has been perfect tonight, 3 for 3, he's hit a 44 and 21-yarder and 32-yarder. many feel that this time next year, he has a chance to be the best field goal kicker in college football. this time, it will be from 35 yards away. >> charles: what a drive.

they are just trying to drain clock here, i think. even if they take a penalty, five yards means nothing to him in this situation kicking a field goal. >> referee: oklahoma takes its first time-out of the half. >> gus: hunnicutt so proficient now. mike stoops -- rather bob stoops, has had a history with his kickers in the past! >> charles: i remember one year, they were playing down the stretch for an undefeated season and made a kicking change late where they brought garrett hartley in to kick late in the season and that helped take them to a national championship game appearance. they had gone the whole season. he was like, i know i was trying to red-shirt him but this is too important and we need to win now. so they put him out there. >> gus: it looks like oklahoma will go on to win this game, but tomorrow it all begins. quarterback situation. offensive philosophy questions.

offense played extremely well, giving up only seven points. >> charles: that is two straight weeks. >> gus: will blake bell get the start next week against tulsa? >> charles: these are the downtown quarterback discussions that will be going on too. >> gus: hunnicutt. this one is off the upright! he missed it. so with a minute to go, oklahoma with 16-7 lead. west virginia buzzing on their sideline now. mountaineers out of time-outs. >> charles: just pulled it too far and the upright denies it. really shouldn't be a significant miss with 1:00 left on the clock because of what

west virginia would have to do in terms of scoring and getting the ball back and scoring again. >> gus: mountaineers take over at the 20. paul millard has done something well tonight and struggled in other areas. 17 of 36, 172 yards and one interception. here is the handoff. smallwood. he'll get out of bounds. stopping the clock. 56 seconds to go.

first down after the 16-yard gain at the 36. millard underneath kevin white. he dives and gets to midfield. zach sanchez brings him down. from the 50. millard. dumps it off far side. smallwood gets out of bounds again. >> charles: a tackle could help drain the clock if you're the oklahoma defense. >> gus: from the 38.

millard, pump fake. and it's caught by mccartney. clock stopping with 25 seconds to go. >> charles: if nothing else, west virginia can use this for down the road when they need to have a two minute offense because they are doing it very intelligently. getting out of bounds and stong the clock after every play. >> gus: millard hands to garrison. he breaks a tackle and gets to the 20. mountaineers have to get to the line of scrimmage quickly. remember, they have no time-outs. 19 seconds remaining. millard, near side. kevin white.

they are going to have to hurry to get a play off. >> charles: first down until the clock stops and reset the contains. as you noted, they have to hurry to the line of scrimmage. >> gus: he'll spike it. >> charles: number one thing for me as we exit here, gus, doug rigg, hoping he is okay. that is our number one thing as we go forward. the linebacker for west virginia taken to the hospital. you like the way he left showing some movement. we hope he comes back just fine. >> gus: four seconds to go. it may be the final play. millard lofts it up in the corner. incomplete. that is your ball game. a flag on the play!

wait a minute. let's see. a flag on the play. >> referee: personal foul, roughing the passer, defense, number 19. half the distance to the goal. automatic first down. one untimed down. >> charles: that is striker, number 19, the linebacker. rushing millard. look where his hands are, up at the grill in the face mask of the quarterback. they will call that every time. >> gus: one more play coming up. an injured player in the corner. >> charles: cortez johnson, a transfer from arizona, the cornerback.

>> gus: cortez johnson being looked at. in the meantime, let's take a look at what has taken place in the big 12. >> charles: tcu still number 24 after the loss to lsu last week and wins toot 38-17. looks like oklahoma state has settled on a quarterback, j.w. walsh, 24 of 27 and three touchdowns. baylor, pryce petty. he is off to a terrific start as the quarterback there for the bears. texas down 27-14 at byu. they got a ways to come back in the altitude at provo. >> gus: final play, first and goal at the 3. paul millard. he hands it off to smallwood and no. . that is how the game will end. final score from norman,

oklahoma 16 and west virginia 7. a shaky win for the sooners. a game in which bob stoops pulled his red-shirt freshman quarterback for his red-shirt junior backup blake bell. shaky win, but the sooners will take it. 16-7 is the final. the questions will begin. we will be back right after this. license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app.

>> gus: 16-79 final score. oklahoma defeats west virginia and sooners win their first conference game of the season and start the year 2-0. gus johnson along with charles davis. a lot of turnovers and terrific play by both defenses. >> charles: and west virginia not expected to be very good on defense again this year. last year number 108 in the country and way better than that and been resilient and bounced back and on the field way too long tonight. oklahoma's offensive line started to have their way in the second half. the running game and oklahoma's defense won this game. now we are going to find out who is going to play quarterback for

oklahoma going forward as blake bell replaced trevor knight in the first half. >> gus: interesting to listen to the radio going back to the hotel this evening. >> charles: nonetheless the sooners are 2-0 on this young season. >> gus: so oklahoma manages to muscle out a win over west virginia and they start the year 2-0. the final score here in norman, 16-7, ou. join us tomorrow for opening weekend of nfl football on fox! for more postgame coverage of tonight's game, tune in to fox sports 1 for "fox sports live." time now for your legal news, except on the west coast. i'm gus johnson for charles davis and kristina pink and thanks for watching. you've been watching fox sports. unbelievable.

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