Jenni Carlson
9/1/2016, 03:00 PM
Mark Andrews is ready to branch out. Oklahoma's tight end was mainly a red-zone threat last season, with seven of his 19 receptions going for touchdowns, including five for scores inside the 20-yard line. The returning All-Big 12 performer will get the opportunity to establish himself as more of an all-around player for the third-ranked Sooners on Saturday against No. 15 Houston at NRG Stadium.
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