Oklahoma’s Next Weapon Of Choice: Kenny Stills

SBN’s Crimson and Cream Machine chronicles the breakout performance of true freshman receiver Kenny Stills in the Sooners’ spring game:

Kenny Stills has to be considered the “star” of this scrimmage. What I mean by that is the chances of Stills playing a significant role in this offense are much greater than Musil doing the same while playing the FB position. So the performance of Stills is much more important towards the potential success of this offense. Stills lead all receivers with six receptions for 84 yards and a TD. He had the best catch of the day on his first reception coming back to haul in an under thrown Landry Jones pass just before it hit the turf. He also made a great play on the ball for his TD catch, going up over DB Lamar Harris to snag the 31 yard TD pass. He seems to have quickly developed a chemistry with Landry after just a short time on campus, which can only bode well for his chances of playing time this year.Also appearing: Last year’s Bradford stand-in Landry Jones, soldiering through some gross field conditions for a 50% completion percentage.