It’s a question that El Reno coaches have avoided asking out loud but one that fans have been pondering for more than three years – “What to do when Dorian Plumley graduates?”

The time to answer that is now.

With the star quarterback now donning a University of Oklahoma jersey as a defensive player, El Reno begins the process of replacing the All-State signal-caller. Not to worry, the cupboard is not bare.

El Reno’s Blue Crush defense will say goodbye to the one-year experience that was the 3-3 stacked alignment, kicking it to the curb in favor of a traditional four-man front.

It’s one of the soothing changes from a stinging overtime quarterfinal playoff loss to McAlester, in which El Reno blew a two-touchdown lead in the fourth period.