... 8-5 campaign, but hopes are high that the program will return to an elite level in 2010.  Head coach Bob Stoops' track record at Oklahoma certainly suggests the Sooners won't be down for long.  In fact, Oklahoma is 117-29 in the 11 seasons Stoops has been at the helm.  Injuries, specifically the one to quarterback Sam Bradford, played a big part in last year's disappointment.  However, they also allowed some of the younger guys to gain valuable experience that will benefit the team in 2010.  The experience quarterback Landry Jones gained last season is a big reason why Oklahoma is the favorite to win the Big 12 South.  Jones played well in his stint as a starter, throwing for 3,198 yards and 26 touchdowns with 14 in...

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