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Dallas Cowboys' Official talks about Red River Shootout in new stadium: The AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic isn't the only game Cowboys officials are looking at for their new stadium, scheduled to open in 2009. Stephen Jones, the Cowboys' executive vice president who sits on the Cotton Bowl board, said he also would like to have the Red River Shootout in Arlington. "At the end of the day, we think we will have one of, if not the very best facility for major events," Jones said Friday afternoon from Cowboys training camp. "So we'd love to have [the Texas-Oklahoma game]. We respect the history of the Cotton Bowl and Fair Park. At the same time, our opinion would be rather than not have these events in the metroplex, you would want to certainly keep these events in the metroplex." The Texas-OU contract at the Cotton Bowl runs through 2010, but there's a belief the schools could play the annual game on their respective campuses in the future or at another site. (Dallas Morning News)
Former OU lineman bids to start for Bucs: Tulsa World
Don't win a national title while I'm in Spain: Oklahoma Daily
'Tis the season: Oklahoma Daily
The inspiration of Brian Simmons: SoonerSports.com
Dallas Cowboys' Official talks about Red River Shootout in new stadium: The AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic isn't the only game Cowboys officials are looking at for their new stadium, scheduled to open in 2009. Stephen Jones, the Cowboys' executive vice president who sits on the Cotton Bowl board, said he also would like to have the Red River Shootout in Arlington. "At the end of the day, we think we will have one of, if not the very best facility for major events," Jones said Friday afternoon from Cowboys training camp. "So we'd love to have [the Texas-Oklahoma game]. We respect the history of the Cotton Bowl and Fair Park. At the same time, our opinion would be rather than not have these events in the metroplex, you would want to certainly keep these events in the metroplex." The Texas-OU contract at the Cotton Bowl runs through 2010, but there's a belief the schools could play the annual game on their respective campuses in the future or at another site. (Dallas Morning News)
Former OU lineman bids to start for Bucs: Tulsa World
Don't win a national title while I'm in Spain: Oklahoma Daily
'Tis the season: Oklahoma Daily
The inspiration of Brian Simmons: SoonerSports.com
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