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Someone just mentioned that Kyler played at Allen High School. Yes he did. And that school has over 6,000 students. One of the largest in the nation. That being said, its known as a "move-in" school. Parents of gifted athletes will move in to that district to get their kid a chance to play (for all the clout and eyeballs they bring in.)

To rise to the top at that school, you have to beat out tons of top talent.

Kyler won the starting QB position and never lost a game, including at least 2 Texas high school state championships at the 6A (largest) level.

He might be 2nd or 4th string at Alabama, but he rose to the top at Allen and again at OU. Don't be so sure of that.

Like I said, Kyler is talented.

But, he is used to playing on a team full of talented people that dominates the competition up and down the roster.

Oklahoma's talent eclipses most of their competition, just like Allen High School's did. There is not one team on Oklahoma's schedule that matches up talent-wise, except maybe Texas, but that's highly debatable, given the Charlie Strong recruiting years.

What happens when Kyler meets an opponent that has equal or better talent?

We saw that when he played at Aggy.

That's all I am saying.

He's good, but he responds to adversity like a child. See Aggy.

This post was edited on 12/11/18 at 11:58 am