Tavon Austin makes a first-round case 
I was in Morgantown, W.Va., over the weekend for the shootout between Oklahoma and West Virginia -- won by the Sooners 50-49 -- and it turned into one of my most enjoyable scouting trips in recent memory.
The star of the show was dynamic West Virginia offensive weapon Tavon Austin, who looked like a combination of Percy Harvin and Darren Sproles on his way to setting West Virginia and Big 12 records with 572 total yards.
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