Position Analysis: Offensive coaches 
December, 22, 2011
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Jake Trotter | ESPN.com
When Kevin Wilson bolted to become the head coach at Indiana, Bob Stoops tabbed former Oklahoma quarterback Josh Heupel to run his offense.
Despite season-ending injuries to leading rusher Dominique Whaley and leading receiver Ryan Broyles, the Sooners still managed to finish fourth nationally in total offense. Only Houston, Baylor and Oklahoma State gained more yards per game.
Not bad for a year one play-caller.
Despite season-ending injuries to leading rusher Dominique Whaley and leading receiver Ryan Broyles, the Sooners still managed to finish fourth nationally in total offense. Only Houston, Baylor and Oklahoma State gained more yards per game.
Not bad for a year one play-caller.
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