... of my favorite preseason rituals is to match up the good guys with the land thieves across all the positions and note which squad is stronger where.

As a general rule, OU rules RB and LB, while Texas typically has the advantage at DB and QB.

Where they often go back and forth is in the trenches. Defensive Line is almost always a main strength for both squads, while the OLs ebb and flow based on graduation and other infuriating factors.

Because of that fact, the squad with the better offensive line generally wins, with the possible exception of 2008, when Texas won with a line that failed to control games like their Sooner counterparts (although they were at least fairly consistent while OU&rsq...

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