Cameron Kenney to star again at WR: Junior-college transfer Cameron Kenney will make his second consecutive start at wide receiver this weekend against Tulsa, receivers coach Jay Norvell confirmed. Kenney also started last weekend in place of Adron Tennell, and had a 15-yard catch on a slant route. But another reason why Kenney is getting the nod is because of how he blocked in the run game against Idaho State. "I enjoy blocking. It helps out the run and then opens up the pass game," Kenney said. "By the time you're ready to run a route, the defender is concerned with just being blocked. So I think blocking is probably my strongest attribute right now." (The Oklahoman)

Other WR news; Owens on OU's scout team: Sophomore wideout Jameel Owens in back practicing with the team after being suspended for the Idaho State game for skipping practice and meetings last week. But Owens is no longer working with the regular offense. Instead, he's currently practicing with the scout team.(The Oklahoman)

Up close: OU's Dominique Franks: Tulsa World

Williams pumped for OU: Tulsa World

Freshmen starters are a dying breed: Norman Transcript

No. 2 receiver yet to emerge for Sooners: Houston Chronicle

Labels: Cameron Kenney, Jameel Owens, Oklahoma Sooners, WR

Jaz Reynolds likely to see playing time: Wide receivers coach Jay Norvell is still determining his rotation. But one player he expects to contribute is true freshman wideout Jaz Reynolds (6-foot-2, 181 pounds), who continues to impress with his playmaking ability. "I see Jaz playing if he continues to perform the way he's practiced," Norvell said. "He can stretch the field; he's a very smart kid, which has allowed him to improve quickly." (The Oklahoman)

Here's where the Bradford, McCoy, Tebow trio ranks in Heisman lore: SI.com

Debunking the mystery of BYU - School isn't weird or cultish, just into clean living: The Oklahoman

Labels: Jaz Reynolds, Oklahoma Sooners, WR

Football Season is Almost Here: University of Oklahoma football players will report to fall practice beginning one week from today. Sam Bradford and Co. will begin the fall's first practice the following day, Sooner fans can expect closed practices and scrimmages, details of 2009 fall practices will be posted later.

Here's Some Positions to Watch

• Offensive Line - The lack of experience...
• WR - Who'll be No. 2 wideout.. Lots of talent, none proven yet...
• Kicker - What kicker will emerge as starter...

Labels: Kicker, Offense Line, Oklahoma Sooners, Practice, WR