Berry Tramel

Tulsa World Sports Columnist

The OU report card is a difficult assignment. How do you grade Scottie Scheffler on 18 holes at LaFortune Park? That’s what the Sooners faced against Kent State, likely the worst team in Division I-A. Actually, that’s not fair to LaFortune. But you know what I mean.

At least OU’s 44-0 rout of the Golden Flashes included Michael Hawkins’ season debut as the starting quarterback, in lieu of the injured John Mateer. Spoiler alert: Hawkins’ report card is the kind you don’t rush home to show your mother.

Hawkins’ accuracy: D. Hawkins completed a pedestrian 14-of-24 passes for 162 yards and three touchdowns, but his throws often were off-target. Low, high, wide. He was no respecter of miss. I counted 12 of his 24 passes as being poor throws, includ

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