(10/1) Change in Depth Chart, ESPN crew in Norman and more.

Oklahoma Football Notes and Articles

ESPN Crew in Norman, taping Toby Keith: An ESPN crew was scheduled to visit the OU campus Friday to film a spot with country singer Toby Keith for the opening sequence of the Home Depot College Football Awards Show. In recent years, several Sooners have made appearances at the show, which is staged in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., in early December. This is the first time for the country star, an avowed Sooner fan. (NewsOK.com)

Snyder on Stoops Relationship: "Gosh, I don't know. I don't know that there has been any particular change. We don't talk a great deal, but I see Bobby from time to time and we are able to visit then. Certainly we do at the ballgames. It's been a pleasant relationship." (Wichita Eagle)

Change in Depth Chart: During the two weeks since Oklahoma's last game, the two-deep has been shuffled a bit. Again. And today's starting lineup could include a passel of true freshmen. Start with the offensive line. Branndon Braxton will start at right tackle, and George "Duke" Robinson should play a lot (and could start) at left guard. At receiver, Malcolm Kelly and Juaquin Iglesias might start and should see plenty of action. Nic Harris appears set to start at free safety, joining Reggie Smith to give OU two true freshmen at the safeties. Like everything else this year, the youth movement isn’t set in stone. Coach Bob Stoops said coaches will continue to tinker until they find the right combinations. (NewsOK.com)

No TD passes on mind of OU: The Oklahoman

OU Storylines: The Oklahoman

Bomar puts emotion in motion: The Oklahoman

It's now or never for Oklahoma: Norman Transcript

Position changes nothing new at OU: Norman Transcript

Pressue intensifies for stumbling OU: Dallas Morning News

OU-KSU Preview: Dallas Morning News

Struggling Sooners still dangerous for K-State: Kansas City Star

Saturday's matchup -- Kansas State at Oklahoma: Kansas City Star

Kansas State mission -- Control Peterson: Wichita Eagle

What's at stake tonight: Wichita Eagle