Can Sam Bradford still save the Sooner offense?

The big question for Oklahoma this week is whether the Sooners will finally get quarterback Sam Bradford back for Saturday's date with Baylor -- that is, whether he'll have a warm-up game before the season-definig Cotton Bowl showdown with Texas next week, when the reigning Heisman winner is all but guaranteed to play, bum shoulder be damned. Bob Stoops doesn't have an answer for that yet. But there's another, more elusive question after three stagnant quarters at Miami that hammering Robert Griffin-less Baylor, with or without Sam Bradford, can't answer: Even if its star returns, is this offense even in the same galaxy as last year's record-breaking death squadron? There was a brief window Saturday when it looked like the Sooners, having just ripped through Idaho State and Tulsa by a combined 109-0, might keep rolling no matter who was under center, or anywhere else on the field. Landry Jones took OU on early 84 and 95-yard scoring drives for a 10-0 lead tha...