Oklahoma football: Welcome to My World with Sooners QB Blake Bell

Now, Bell has 20 rushing touchdowns, including four last week against Texas and he's prepared to run his Belldozer short-yardage package against another school that recruited him. This one is actually from his home state: Kansas.

Getting out there and throwing is a bit different then getting out there and running things.

It was awesome (when Coach Stoops let me throw). I get to read an actual defense and swing it around a little bit.

It was more of sophomore year or my junior year in high school, I really threw it a lot and towards my senior year I started really running it a lot. Just putting on a little more weight.

I was a little stick back then. I was about 6-foot-6, 200 pounds.

(My throwing motion) has changed a lot. I almost had the ball down here almost like a Phillip Rivers. He pushes it a bit. Because I'm 6'6, I think that's why I did that which is still good, but I think I'm starting to get a little higher release. Coach Heupel's done a great job just giving me drills and stuff to work in the offseason