Heupel has proven in recent years that he very much tries to adapt to personnel at hand. At the start of his OU tenure, that meant a spread-out, high-tempo offense. In 2014, it meant slowing things down and handing the ball to Samaje Perine a lot. And at Utah State in 2015, it meant something similar ... a run-heavy, slowed-down, not-very-spread-out attack.
He adapts to the personnel at hand. Great. So ... what does that mean for 2016 exactly? To what personnel is he adapting?
We'll begin our look at this, predictably, with the quarterback position.