According to his data, Okafor is a clear winner. It's compelling stuff. Texas had a horrible secondary, and Okafor isn't a light player for his position by any means, but he got to the quarterback consistently, early in the down count (so not necessarily passing situations), quicker than anyone else, and with very little help from either coverage or teammates. And he showed a wide variety of skills doing so, not simply out-quicking to the edge every time or only using his size.
People should obviously be looking very closely at Okafor