Roundtable: Oklahoma's third receiver 
October, 18, 2012
10/18/12
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By SoonerNation staff | ESPN.com
Every Thursday during the season, the SoonerNation staff will answer a roundtable question about OU football. Leave a comment or talk about it in our "There's Only One" forum.
Today's question: Which receiver will make the biggest impact for the Sooners the rest of the season -- Jalen Saunders, Sterling Shepard or Trey Metoyer?
• Jalen Saunders brings something to the table that Trey Metoyer and Sterling Shepard do not. That is experience. Like fellow transfer Justin Brown, Saunders has quickly picked up the offense, and he made an immediate impact in the Texas game. Metoyer and Shepard have bright futures, and will help the Sooners this season. But as a veteran, Saunders will have the biggest impact of the three down the stretch.
Today's question: Which receiver will make the biggest impact for the Sooners the rest of the season -- Jalen Saunders, Sterling Shepard or Trey Metoyer?
• Jalen Saunders brings something to the table that Trey Metoyer and Sterling Shepard do not. That is experience. Like fellow transfer Justin Brown, Saunders has quickly picked up the offense, and he made an immediate impact in the Texas game. Metoyer and Shepard have bright futures, and will help the Sooners this season. But as a veteran, Saunders will have the biggest impact of the three down the stretch.
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