CHANGE IN FOCUS
The former Sooner won't be backpedaling as much this season. That's bad news for anyone playing offense
SAN ANTONIO — Although it's only training camp, former Oklahoma Sooner Roy Williams can't help himself when it comes to making big hits.
Seeing Oliver Hoyte catch a pass in his vicinity Monday morning, Williams lowered his shoulders and flattened his teammate — just like he'd done to Miles Austin the day before and to Terry Glenn the day before that.
Ferocious blows are Williams' signature statemen...
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