That split reaction makes sense because of who these two are to Oklahoma. They came from the same quarterback room, lived as roommates, and somehow turned one of the best modern handoffs in college football into parallel careers that keep intersecting. Mayfield was the loud, confrontational Heisman winner who went No. 1 overall. Murray was the quieter, rarer talent who took the job next, won his own Heisman, and went No. 1 the following year.
