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But Dave Oranda has done it, Baylor has been nothing short of a lead.

I mean, he's totally flipped that program in a small amount of time, and now they were

just chosen to win the Big 12 for the first time ever, and it's a great story.

But so is Little Red Riding Hood and Goldilocks, but it's all fiction.

And while I expect the Bears to claw out another good season, I have a Oklahoma taking home

the Big 12 championship in 2022, and I know that Lincoln Riley and Caleb Williams decided

to leave Oklahoma to go surfing in the now Doom Pack 12, but the sooner snag Dylan Gabriel

from the portal, and tab former Ole Miss Office of Coordinator Jeff Levy to man the

same position in Norman.

But the reason I am picking Oklahoma isn't because of the offensive stars.

It's because Brent Venables is going to bring a level of physicality and discipline to

Oklahoma that fans there have not seen in some time.

Some coaches are incredible motivators.

They can get their players to know they genuinely want what's best for them.

That's how you get somebody to run through a wall for you.

And Coach V will have practice, physicality, and speed at an all time high.

So for all the writers and people that cover Oklahoma, I guarantee you're going to hear

some sounds at practice you haven't heard in a while.

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