t_BuckeyeScott;1709515; said:Well 1 of those 3 didn't play last year for the Sooners. One can also make the case that Landy Jones will be better. Their D-Line returns talent and is always good. Texas won't be as good. All 5 losses were close. They blew everyone else out. The Big 12 is down. Beat Nebraska in the Big 12 championship game and boom you're undefeated.
- Sam Bradford did play some for them last year. Oklahoma was 1-2 in games in which Bradford appeared, and 1-1 in games in which he had more than 10 pass attempts.
- Bradford wasn't available for the rest of the year because outside of Trent Williams their O-line sucked out loud and got their QBs killed against any team with a pulse. Those guys are coming back, but are they actually going to be better, or experienced and still [censored]ty?
- Why won't Texas be as good? Because of the talent they lost? Hmmm...
- Only four losses were close. They got curb stomped by Texas Tech.
- This is a team that recently lost a bowl game to Boise State, recently lost a bowl game to West Virginia, and last season lost a game to BYU and got beat down by Texas Tech. This year they're going on the road to play Cincinnati. For as much as I'd like to see the Bearkittens get their asses handed to them in that one, it's a bear trap of a game for the Sooners. They apparently have a problem with going on the road to play mid-majors and teams with gimmicky offenses, and they'll be looking ahead to Texas the week after. I think it's a bit much to talk about a team in their position as having a 1-game season before things even start.
- Here are the teams that Oklahoma beat last year: Idaho State, Tulsa, Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Texas A&M and Oklahoma State. I only see one team on that list that was even worth a damn.
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