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'Gigantic Momentum Builder': What Coach Lincoln Riley Said After OU's 37-31 Road Victory Over Kansas State 

This is what lead trainer Lincoln Riley needed to say after the game: 사설토토

Opening articulation: 

"Street triumphs are the best of all, directly after title games. We realized it would have been a fight. They work effectively here at home and they've generally been an intense group to play here. You get their quarterback and their chief returning and every one of the feelings that accompany that. I give our group a great deal of credit, since winning here is consistently intense, and we've clearly perceived how extreme they are the two or multiple times we played them. 

"It's an immense street triumph. All sides partook in it. The folks upsettingly played well, particularly in keeping their understanding in the primary half when we didn't get that numerous belongings. Protectively, we had some enormous plays. Clearly, the mishandle recuperation by (Nik Bonitto) on the power by (Reggie Grimes) was the longest in school history, and we had some vital stops also. Be that as it may, we must be better there. We didn't handle very well in the open field and we cleared a path an excessive number of mental slip-ups that we haven't been having recently. We gotta play more complete there. 

"I give this group credit since we figured out how to land. We've won in more ways than one now right off the bat in the season, and I believe that looks good since this group has some coarseness about them and will keep on improving. This is a colossal force manufacturer for ourselves and we're excited to escape Manhattan with a success." 

On Spencer Rattler's exhibition: 

"He was amazing. He played all around well. I believe he has the psychological cosmetics to be a great quarterback. I think he accepts it, and he has a genuine intensity about him. He had a great week, I felt like he was truly secured all through training and I thought he remained patient. The manner in which the primary half worked out, it would've been not difficult to say 'Nothing but business as usual, we're just getting this many plays and we're just getting this many drives.' But, he just executed plays however long it went. He was and we did some truly beneficial things front and center to take care of him. We clearly expected to play better there and we did. 

"He made a superior showing of beginning quick and afterward keeping up with it the entire way through. He's constantly had a decent vibe outside the pocket, and he has the physicality to get down the field and get a few things going. On that score play to Mike Woods, he effectively could've taken off. In any case, that danger of having the option to see the field and do both (running and passing) and having some persistence when things separate, I believe it's an ability that is constantly been a strength of his. He was great today." 

On testing the onside kick call: 

Two or three mentors on the sideline thought they saw the ball divert. They plugged it up top at first to check whether he contacted it before 10 yards, and it was truly close. While that audit was going on, we had the option to get some more looks, and we felt sure beyond a shadow of a doubt (that the kicker contacted it). I nearly didn't challenge it, in light of the fact that once in a while do you see a survey where they stay with the call, then, at that point, return and challenge, then, at that point, flip it. Yet, we were so certain. I conversed with the authorities and they let me know that all they were checking out was if it went 10 yards. They weren't checking out whatever else. 

"By then, we were certain enough that we felt like it merited a test. I'll listen for a minute, I give the authorities in the replay group a ton of credit, since they could've effortlessly concealed any hint of failure and just remained with the call since they previously inspected it once. In any case, they didn't, and it was obviously the right call. I thought it was expertly dealt with." 

On building up energy: 

"I think the greatest contrast was we had the option to set up a run game early. At the point when you do that, your play-activity plays are surely better. We were really productive in the run game, and that open up a great deal. Then, at that point, we secured Spencer really well. 

"It goes down to execution. We attempted to run it some last week as well and didn't have as much achievement. You get positive progress... What's more, you're going to feel the cadence all the more on the grounds that you're more effective. I think the large thing is we executed all the more unmistakably. We were more engaged, we had less breakdowns, and thus, we had the option to keep up with some energy. 

"You take us two years prior to this game, we played a really good first half. We went in with the lead and afterward we had a terrible second from last quarter. Thus, we truly tested the folks. We realized we expected to come out and build up some force and we felt as we did that. Disagreeably, we played well and having the option to uphold that with a stop and a few scores was clearly colossal."