(8/11) Another Sooner Dismisssed, Single Game Tickets Available and more.
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Hardison dismissed from team: Walk-on Jermaine Hardison has been dismissed from Oklahoma's football team after violating team rules, spokesman Kenny Mossman said Thursday night. Mossman said Hardison, a 6-foot-3 junior from Midwest City High School, was not on scholarship. Mossman didn't elaborate on which rules were violated. Hardison had never played in a game at Oklahoma. He was listed as a wide receiver on the Sooners' roster. (AP/SportingNews) According to broadcast reports, Hardison was dismissed for going to a local tribal casino. Which would be a violation of team rules, Oklahoma would not comfirm that report.
Still waiting for arrival: Chris Patterson still hasn't found his way to OU and may never. Daniel Tabon may yet. Patterson signed with the Sooners as one of the nation's top-ranked linebackers in 2004, but spent the '05 season at NEO trying to get eligible. He's still trying, moving to Joliet Junior College in Illinois this semester. Tabon, a freshman linebacker out of Altus, hasn't reported and isn't listed on OU's latest roster, but is still trying to become eligible. (NewsOK.com)
Single game tickets available: Single game tickets for all six University of Oklahoma home football game remain on sale through the OU Athletic Ticket Office. All six of the opponents returned more than 1,000 tickets. Some of those have been purchased but others remain available. Season tickets for OU home games are sold out. The single game tickets range in price from $57 for the UAB and Middle Tennessee games to $67 for the other four home contests. Tickets can be purchased online at SoonerSports.com, over the phone at 1-800-456-GoOU or in person at the Athletics Ticket Office located on Asp Avenue in Norman. (SoonerSports Release)
Smith assumes veterans role: The Oklahoman
Q&A with Larry Birdine: The Oklahoman
Pleasant's position is his to lose: Tulsa World
Sooner linebacker ready to step up: Norman Transcript
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Hardison dismissed from team: Walk-on Jermaine Hardison has been dismissed from Oklahoma's football team after violating team rules, spokesman Kenny Mossman said Thursday night. Mossman said Hardison, a 6-foot-3 junior from Midwest City High School, was not on scholarship. Mossman didn't elaborate on which rules were violated. Hardison had never played in a game at Oklahoma. He was listed as a wide receiver on the Sooners' roster. (AP/SportingNews) According to broadcast reports, Hardison was dismissed for going to a local tribal casino. Which would be a violation of team rules, Oklahoma would not comfirm that report.
Still waiting for arrival: Chris Patterson still hasn't found his way to OU and may never. Daniel Tabon may yet. Patterson signed with the Sooners as one of the nation's top-ranked linebackers in 2004, but spent the '05 season at NEO trying to get eligible. He's still trying, moving to Joliet Junior College in Illinois this semester. Tabon, a freshman linebacker out of Altus, hasn't reported and isn't listed on OU's latest roster, but is still trying to become eligible. (NewsOK.com)
Single game tickets available: Single game tickets for all six University of Oklahoma home football game remain on sale through the OU Athletic Ticket Office. All six of the opponents returned more than 1,000 tickets. Some of those have been purchased but others remain available. Season tickets for OU home games are sold out. The single game tickets range in price from $57 for the UAB and Middle Tennessee games to $67 for the other four home contests. Tickets can be purchased online at SoonerSports.com, over the phone at 1-800-456-GoOU or in person at the Athletics Ticket Office located on Asp Avenue in Norman. (SoonerSports Release)
Smith assumes veterans role: The Oklahoman
Q&A with Larry Birdine: The Oklahoman
Pleasant's position is his to lose: Tulsa World
Sooner linebacker ready to step up: Norman Transcript
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