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Oklahoma’s Eric Striker demolishes Case McCoy

The boys are hitting this afternoon at the Cotton Bowl.

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The first highlight of the Red River Shootout was this huge hit on Texas quarterback Case McCoy from Oklahoma linebacker Eric Striker.

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Striker was called for a personal foul on the play for going high on McCoy, but wasn’t given a targeting penalty and ejection. That seems like the correct call, as Striker didn’t make contact with his helmet. Still, holy moly, that is a serious Clothesline From Hell impression.

Texas and Oklahoma are currently tied at 3 near the end of the first quarter.

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