Personally I think the jury is still out on Malzahn...Until 2006 this guy was coaching highschool football. He didn't make a great impression when he was at Arkansas. And who knows how much he had to do with the jest of Graham's offense. And since Graham was an OC/QB coach before, my guess is no matter who comes in, he is the one who is going to be large and in charge. As for Tulsa's QB situation, it was a pretty close dogfight between three players last season with Johnson narrowly winning out. And as far as I know all of those other candidtates are back. Last year Tulsa was mainly a run slash play action pass team. But they have two big losses their going to have to deal with. RB Adams who was a 3,000 yard career rusher. And WR Marion, who was their big play wideout. So I would be a little surprised if Tulsa matches the great season on offense they had this year regardless of which OC comes in. But the good news for them is they lose only 8 senior starters. So I don't expect a big dropoff overall. Graham is just too good of a coach. He'll find a formula for them to get it done. As for Houston, first year coach Sumlin, who coached under Stoops, had a better than expected first season. But I believe a lot of that success was because he had so many returning starters. Especially on the O and D lines. Although they lose only 9 seniors overall, they lose pretty much all of their OL. But the good news is they still have QB Keenum, and that great RB Beall, who was just a true freshman last year. So if he doesn't suffer the sophomore jinx running behind a new line, Houston should be fairly decent on offense. But like Tulsa, they may not be quite as effective as last year. Both of these teams fisnished the season ranked below #80 on defense. Which is a big reason why neither won their conference. So that's where they need to make their biggest improvement if either hope to win their conference. I just don't like the fact that Houston also loses pretty much all of their DL too. They retain their skill players, but lose all of their big uglies. So I would say advantage Tulsa.