On a day when the Oklahoma defense pitched a shutout and Sooners' redshirt freshman quarterback Landry Jones broke the school record for touchdown passes in a game, running back DeMarco Murray's numbers in Saturday's win over Tulsa don't exactly jump off the page: 10 carries for 60 yards, two receptions for 38 yards, and a touchdown.

It wasn't what Murray did as much as how he did it that caught my eye, though. The junior runner finally looked like his old self. He was breaking tackles, bursting through holes, and making the kinds of moves OU fans saw when Murray was a dynamic freshman phenom.

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