Star-searching
Sooners looking for their quarterback of the future
NORMAN — Oklahoma coordinator Kevin Wilson views the coming years of his offense like a chessboard.
And Wilson likes the power of his position, with ample players of varying importance and skill in place, many of them sophomores and freshmen dominating the two-deep.
Except on the board's most critical space: quarterback.
"You've got all the pawns and other pieces," Wilson said.
"You just nee...
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