An open competition on o-line
That kind of competition for playing time will only make the collective group better and ready to play when injuries happen after the season starts this fall
NORMAN — On paper, Oklahoma could've had the most dominating offensive line in college football last season.
But that potential didn't always manifest itself, despite NFL-caliber talents like 6-foot-5, 346-pound left guard Duke Robinson and 6-8, 351-pound left tackle Phil Loadholt .
This spring, the Sooner coaches have deemed all five starting offensive line spots open for competition, which they are ho...
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