As JBJ here said, BV struggles against stretch/WZ/OZ. There are different types of fronts. Florida is a big, physical front that ties up your O-line and doesn't allow blockers to get to the second level. They are gap sound, so they just lean on you and no gaps are available for backs to dance around in. Meanwhile Oklahoma's front gets it done by being athletic and disruptive. Shooting gaps, and causing havoc is what they do. But that favors a backs like Wisner. Wisner will intentionally step into a gap to make defenders commit then bounce to another one. He understands how to sell his intentions and overly aggressive fronts like OUs pay for it.
In the passing game we just got the ball out quicker. Simple as that. We increased the amount of screens we ran and it looked like someone really got in Arch's ear about finding the checkdowns. Long developing routes were still there he just wasn't taking them. Everyone wants to credit Sark as if he really made some big changes when Arch should get the credit for coming into this game determined to not hold the ball. Dude completed balls for 166 yards. Thats under 8 per catch. To put that in perspective, Quinn Ewers, Mr Dink-and-Dunk, averaged 11.89 per catch last year. Arch is still missing reads. He was just listening to his bio-clock this game.