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Berry Tramel, Sports columnist
Wagons east
Unlike other states, Oklahoma's football powers have no problem playing in-state foes. When the Sooners visit Tulsa, everybody wins.
TULSA — Arkansas never has played Arkansas State. Alabama never has played UAB or Troy. Florida State nor Florida ever have scheduled Florida Atlantic or Florida International.
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