"We have some remaining conference games that are going to be great challenges on the road," Wilson said. "If we're going to have the year we hope to have, we're going to have to be pretty tough and pretty strong and pretty focused in those environments."
The Sooners weren't always tough, strong and focused in road environments last season.
Especially the offense.
Despite injuries to Sam Bradford, Jermaine Gresham and others, the Sooner offense still averaged 46 points a game on Owen Field last season.
Away from home, just 18 points, which includes OU's 31-point effort in the Sun Bowl win.
"We weren't particularly strong last year, and most teams aren't on the road," Wilson said. "But to be a great team, we have to be a team that plays well on the road and relishes that environment."
Now as a sophomore, will quarterback Landry Jones relish playing in a road environment?
And Cam Kenney and Kenny Stills?
And Donald Stephenson and Stephen Good?
OU's season hinges on it.
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