Lloyd Avant's versatility has been a bright spot for the Sooners' offense, and he made a game-changing block against Mississippi State.

The Sooners finally were able to move the ball effectively with Lloyd Avant and Tory Blaylock leading the way.

Oklahoma's Lloyd Avant can build off of a strong second half against Texas.

Confidence led to consistency on the ground against Texas - for OU, they hope it leads to even more against Kentucky.

Oklahoma only gained 234 yards against Texas and needed special teams and defensive touchdowns to pull out the shocking 27-24 shocking win over the top-ranked Longhorns at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday. But with the offense showing promise in the second half and the Sooners facing lesser defenses going forward, it makes sense to expect better days in the future for offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle's often-criticized unit.

John Mateer’s late-game heroics and a resurgent second-half offensive line fueled a stunning upset, proving the Sooners can silence their worst habits to topple the nation's best

Lloyd Avant led the Sooners with 72 yards and a touchdown in their win over No. 1 Texas on Saturday.

OU football coaches praise Lloyd Avant for his consistency as the Sooners search for answers in its struggling run game.

The inability to run the ball from the Sooners could be blamed on a lot of the offense — the offensive line, the running backs or the playcalling. However, the lack of running the ball could be attributed to the defensive schemes opponents present and the way OU rotates its running backs. If a few things change entering a pivotal game, the Sooners could find success on the ground. The Oklahoma ...