Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops wasn't about to bite on questions
about the future of the quarterback position following a 16-7
win over West Virginia.  The Sooners' shaky passing game said
plenty on its own on Saturday night.  Despite the struggles of
freshman quarterback Trevor Knight, resulting in a switch to
junior Blake Bell in the fourth quarter, No. 16 Oklahoma put
together a second straight winning effort to open the season
against the Mountaineers.  It did so behind a career-high 170
yards rushing by senior Brennan Clay, who led the way for a
Sooners' offense that had 316 yards rushing. The senior running
back had 22 carries and topped his previous best of 157 yards
rushing against Iowa State in 2012, and he carried the offensive
load on a night when Oklahoma's quarterbacks needed a lift.
Knight, who won the starting quarterback position in a preseason
competition with Bell, was 10-of-20 passing for 119 yards.
However, he threw a pair of third-quarter interceptions — two of
four turnovers by the Sooners (