David Stone

We got to start talking about this.

David Stone, Jaden Jackson law firm, and it can last forever at Oklahoma.

Both those guys could be NFL bound after this year.

Gotta start thinking about a world post-David Stone and post-Jaden Jackson.

And in that world...

It's a very real possibility Elijah Harmon shows up to Oklahoma and makes a case for rotational action right off the bat.

like the pool.

I think the top of this class has lived up to the hype, but then once you start getting into this range, there's kind of a gap for maybe 7 to 10 picks where we were expecting David Stone to be an easy pick right here.

or Jordan Seaton or Trevor Goosby to be an easy pick.

It has thinned out the second tier of this class a little bit, but I would probably go Greg Johnson.

Heineke, run through, amazing.

David Stone, really good inside.

Reggie Powers did some good things.

Kip Lewis was flying around.

You've got a lockdown corner in Cortland Guillory.

You've got a stud pair of defensive tackles in Jaden Jackson and David Stone that have been incredible.

You've had Taylor Wind is just doing everything for you, including playing some middle linebacker.

You've got a lot of incredibly talented players on that defense.

But at the same time, if they all go high picks, buddy, that's going to look great on the recruiting trail because we knew that this was going to happen.

But David Stone was that dude.

Yeah.

That dude was jumping like immediately.

Like even after the play, Peyton Bowen had one series late in that game where it's like every single tackle that was made for a stop was Peyton Bowen and the fourth down in particular.

He was awesome.

And you mentioned David Stone.

I think a lot of the Camario Taylor stuff at the beginning of the game was because David Stone was so disruptive on that first drive.

But it just seems like the big thing and, you know, the guys that I point out on defense is.

Um, I'd start with David stone, David.

So maybe one of his best games ever, um, you know, as a sooner, um, he probably should have had a couple of other plays.

Uh, you know, he had the situation where he's like yelling at the sideline to get the play call in.

And you just saw David stone as a vocal leader for like one of the first times he's always vocal, but you never like see those things like out on the field, you know, except for maybe after plays, but yeah.

He was slapping guys, moving guys over.

He was really trying to do his best, and they were sending double teams at him.

And it was the exact opposite.

Josh, it seemed like

defensively another really strong day for somebody like a David Stone in the middle.

Peyton Bowen obviously had an excellent day with the takeaway there.

Owen Heineken, who we mentioned earlier, was the SEC Defensive Player of the Week.

As I was going through the Monday Morning Idiot today, I kept looking.

And guys, they're just resetting the line of scrimmage over and over and over again.

That defensive line, it's not, you know, David Stone creates pressure and three other guys were kind of around the ball.

It's four guys just moving Mississippi State backwards.

So when you look at, let's see the box score, Oklahoma finished with only four sacks, but six TFLs PJ had one and a half sacks.

David Stone had one and a half sacks.

Oh, and Heineke had a sack.

So yeah, But when you look at Fluff Bothwell, 17 carries for 111 yards.