WATCH: Rhule discusses familiarity with Oklahoma, solving penalties

September 20, 2017

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Head coach Matt Rhule recalls his last meeting with OU's Lincoln Riley, how the team is ready to click on third down and limit penalties.

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6:51p, 9/20/17

Biggest thing I heard was that the team has to build confidence and play with confidence.

I remember this same issue under non winning teams; they seemed to almost always expect bad things to happen. they didn't believe they could win.

Hope this team is different.

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In reply to Pale Rider • 7:25p, 9/20/17

Pale Rider said:
Biggest thing I heard was that the team has to build confidence and play with confidence.

I remember this same issue under non winning teams; they seemed to almost always expect bad things to happen. they didn't believe they could win.

Hope this team is different.

Briles' teams were the ones that were different in that they actually played with confidence instead of just talking about doing it.

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In reply to bearlyafarmer • 11:32p, 9/20/17

bearlyafarmer said:
Pale Rider said:
Biggest thing I heard was that the team has to build confidence and play with confidence.

I remember this same issue under non winning teams; they seemed to almost always expect bad things to happen. they didn't believe they could win.

Hope this team is different.
Briles' teams were the ones that were different in that they actually played with confidence instead of just talking about doing it.

Absolutely.