Thoughts on OU Depth Chart for BYU

One of the Oklahoma papers said that Good was starting at center, but the depth chart says otherwise.

Stoops’ shenanigans with the media involve one-word answers, complex sentences that deliver little substance and the release of the depth chart.

He hates the depth chart. Sitting a rocking chair, in the middle of his house, in front of the fire, Stoops cradles and pets his depth chart while finding multiple ways to bastardize its meaning to the point of absurdity. It’s his way of saying, “f you guys in the media – stop speculating.”

Depth chart. Deaf chart. Death chart. Deaf heart. Deaf’s shart.

They will still put up 50 on an overmatched and overrated BYU squad and the lovefest will begin. I’d like to think we put an end to that in Dallas, but we saw last year how quickly that can be overlooked.

The only comfort I take from seeing Brody Eldridge starting at center is the fact that Kheeston Randall and Ben Alexander are on UT’s depth chart at DT. Basically, I can safely rely on the fact that any UT d-tackle not named Lamarr Houston can be blocked by anybody weighing more than 250 pounds that can stand still.

Brian Simmons was a given as a starter at LG over Good from the beginning. He’s started about a half dozen games already, including a few in 2008 when Duke Robinson continued doing dumb shit.

OU’s receiving corps is basically Gresham, Broyles, Adron Tennell, and a bunch of inconsistent guys. Hell, Kevin Wilson has flat out said as much. There’s not a guy on the rest of the roster that does not give me some concern.

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