Juaquin Iglesias was the leading receiver with five catches for 63 yards. It was a big improvement from the preseason’s first scrimmage when the freshman from Killeen, Texas, did not have a reception.

Stoops was asked if Iglesias’ play could mean he would play this season instead of redshirting.

“Special teams will matter with all those guys,” Stoops said. “But he has that ability. He has size, he’s got speed and he’s a tough guy. So he could definitely help on special teams.”

Peterson rests

Running back Adrian Peterson was in full pads Saturday, but didn’t play. He’s been nursing a tight hamstring for the last eight days and the Sooners won’t take any chances with last season’s Heisman Trophy runnerup.

“He could have went, but why take a chance,” Stoops said. “His leg feels good, but we’re going to make sure it’s 100 percent.”

It also gave the offense a different feel. The Sooners put the ball in the air 68 times.

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