Oklahoma’s best recruiting job of the offseason was convincing Aaron Colvin to return for his senior year. Colvin gives the Sooners a premier lockdown coverman who will make opposing QBs think twice about throwing his way.
Good thing, too, because OU’s other cornerback spot is a major question mark on this defense going into the spring.
Good thing, too, because OU’s other cornerback spot is a major question mark on this defense going into the spring.
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