Here are best-and-worst-case scenarios for Oklahoma in 2019, with a prediction at the end:
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Best case scenario: Another trip to the Big 12 Championship, and maybe the College Football Playoff
Oklahoma’s offense doesn’t suffer too much from the departures of Kyler Murray, Marquise Brown or four NFL draft picks along the offensive line.