Media's concerns focus on offense
Highest hopes and hype have returned to Oklahoma football.
As if either ever goes on hiatus.
Note: disclaimer to follow.
Last season’s 8-4 finish did nothing to deter OU expectations. Not on campus and not across the state or in pockets nationwide where Sooner fans huddle on autumn Saturdays.
And not among outsiders, with OU picked as high as No. 1, and if not, in the neighborhood.
Not...
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