Yahoo Sports: Oklahoma’s still playing the guessing game with its backfield. And that’s OK.
Whatever you think of Oklahoma's status as the consensus favorite to open at the top of the preseason polls, you can't accuse the Sooners of not knowing where their championship bread is buttered: Quarterback Landry Jones barely broke "a mental sweat" in Saturday's spring game, and top target Ryan Broyles didn't play at all. And why should they have? Jones and Broyles hooked up more times last year than any other pass-catch combo in America. If there's anything OU didn't need to see any more of in a glorified scrimmage, it's the key cogs in its prolific passing game. Instead, ...