... get on the field and play on Saturday in the annual Red-White game to close out spring practice.  The Sooners' enthusiasm was about the only thing that was fired up on a cold and rainy April Saturday in Norman.

More than 16,000 fans braved the cold, wind, and rain to get a first look at the 2010 Sooners, a team trying to move forward from a very disappointing 2009 season.  Due to the weather and the stinginess with which the OU Athletic Department hands out media passes, I left at halftime, but walked away very assured and impressed with the performance on the field.  

The first thing was the play of quarterback Landry Jones.  Jones went 17-34 for 211 yards and two touchdowns.  He made very smart decisions with...

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