Oklahoma’s senior quarterback will not start his final regular-season game Saturday at home against West Virginia after making a lewd gesture against Kansas. “I put coach Riley in a terrible spot. It’s not a decision any coach wants to have to make, but it was necessary. In Riley’s first year as head coach, Mayfield has played well enough to be considered by many to be the leader in the Heisman race. The past three years, he shaved his mustache into a horseshoe style before playing Oklahoma State, representing a new sheriff in town.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 21, 2017 03:22 UTC