For the sixth time in his 17 season at Oklahoma, Bob Stoops' Sooners enter preseason camp with uncertainty over who will start the opener at quarterback. That position battle along with OU's move back to the Air Raid offense are the overarching storylines in this camp, which begins with Thursday's opening practice after the Sooners' players reported Wednesday.
There will be plenty of new faces who were not part of last year's team that are expected to have a chance to contribute quickly, most notably in two areas where the Sooners struggled mightily during last year's 8-5 season—wide receiver and defensive back.