Oklahoma's Javon Harris rebounds from benching

The Texas Tech game was only a start. The Sooners limited Seth Doege to 203 yards — less than half what he had in Norman a season earlier — before backup Michael Brewer threw for 68 yards in mop-up duty against Oklahoma's backups.

"That right there just shows that we can stay on the same page," Harris said. "We'll go into this game and we'll go in each week the same way. ...

"This is a no-fly zone. Anything that's going in the air is going to get struck down or is coming back the other way."

Harris, a former running back at MacArthur High School in Lawton, scored his first career touchdown with the interception that was tipped off the hands of Tech receiver Eric Ward and right to him.

"He definitely finds the ball and that goes with preparation. He's always in the right place at the right time," said Colvin, who had his first career interception in the game. "Things don't happen just for no reason. I feel like your preparation allows you to do some of the things and I feel like that's why he makes a lot of plays."