With the loss of three senior linebackers following the 2005 season, a key issue this spring for head coach Dennis Franchione and his staff was finding replacements for the position.

Anyone who attended just one of this past weekend's two softball games between No. 21 Oklahoma and No. 16 Texas A&M might have a skewed opinion of the teams' playing.

The No. 16 University of Oklahoma Sooners took two of three games from the Texas A&M Aggies at Olsen Field over the weekend. Despite stellar pitching performances from the A&M starters, the Sooners managed to hold the Aggie offense to only six runs over the three-game home stand.

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