Oklahoma announced earlier today that quarterback Landry Jones is returning to school for his senior season.
Jones, who at the start of the season was considered by some to be the No. 2 QB prospect behind Stanford's Andrew Luck, did not have the stellar season many expected. He threw for fewer yards and touchdowns and recorded a lower completion percentage than his sophomore campaign.
His 28-14 touchdown-to-interception ratio was off of his 38-12 total from a year ago.
Jones will likely challenge USC quarterback Matt Barkley for the top quarterback spot - and possibly the No. 1 overall pick - in the 2013 NFL Draft.
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