Jenni Carlson
8/30/2016, 02:06 PM
A year ago, under new offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley, Oklahoma's schedule allowed them to ease into things especially on that side of the ball. The Sooners started the season with Akron before moving on to a much more difficult task: going to Tennessee in the second week. This season, there won't be a chance to steadily ramp things up as No. 3 Oklahoma starts off with No. 15 Houston on Saturday at NRG Stadium before playing No. 6 Ohio State at home two weeks later.
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