Out of sight, but not out of mind. That is how you might describe the past week for Oklahoma football fans.Sooner fans were no doubt thankful for the week off so their beloved football team could tend to its physical wounds and hurt pride, but wondering what Sooner team would emerge to fight again on Saturday in OU’s conference opener at TCU. It has been a surprising start to the 2016 college football season, with four teams that began the season in the nation’s top 10, including Oklahoma, already suffering a loss and three of the four already with a crooked number in the loss column. As Sooner fans are painfully aware, Oklahoma has opened the season losing two of its first three outings. The only other time that has happened under head coach Bob Stoops’ watch was in 2005. But the Sooners are also the only team in the Associated Press’ preseason top 25 that has played two schools currently ranked in the top 10. Houston is No. 7 in the latest AP poll and Ohio State is ranked No. 2. With the first three games of 2016 now in the books and Oklahoma about to embark on its journey to…
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