(8/18) Sooners Fall 15 Spots in Poll, R. Smith at WR and Sooner Articles
Oklahoma Sooners Football Articles and Notes
Sooners #24 in SportingNews Top 25: The Oklahoma Sooners started the summer as the nation's ninth-best team, former players dismissal has dropped the Sooners fifthteen spots in the revised SportingNews Top 25. Notre Dame remains atop the poll, followed by Ohio State.
Reggie Smith to play some at WR: A safety turned cornerback, [Reggie] Smith already had worked his way into something of an offensive role as a punt and kick returner. This week, he added receiver to his list of positions. The move harkens back to the 2001 season, the last time a Sooner defender played on offense. Andre Woolfolk was a cornerback on defense and a receiver on offense, just like Smith. While playing both ways in 2000 and 2001 Woolfolk caught 56 passes for 836 yards and six touchdowns. Smith played multiple positions in high school and was used as a receiver in both his junior and senior seasons atEdmond (Okla. ) Santa Fe
Sooners to rotate DE: Stoops said OU plans to rotate all five defensive ends and that junior linebacker Demarrio Pleasant, stepping in for Clint Ingram on the strong side, continues to look good, as does sophomore backup Curtis Lofton. (Star-Telegram)
Oklahoma #14 in SI's Scouting Report: SI.com
OU has a tall group of pass-catchers: The Oklahoman
OU Notebook: The Oklahoman
Could Bomar take Dusty's path: The Oklahoman
Birdine's back: Norman Transcript
OU needs to find the next J.D. Runnels: Tulsa World
Sooners update: Tulsa World
OU scrutiny begats a snarl: Dallas Morning News
Thompson's play helping Sooners forget about Bomar: CNNSI.com
2006 Season Preview Oklahoma: Burnt Orange Nation
Sooners #24 in SportingNews Top 25: The Oklahoma Sooners started the summer as the nation's ninth-best team, former players dismissal has dropped the Sooners fifthteen spots in the revised SportingNews Top 25. Notre Dame remains atop the poll, followed by Ohio State.
Reggie Smith to play some at WR: A safety turned cornerback, [Reggie] Smith already had worked his way into something of an offensive role as a punt and kick returner. This week, he added receiver to his list of positions. The move harkens back to the 2001 season, the last time a Sooner defender played on offense. Andre Woolfolk was a cornerback on defense and a receiver on offense, just like Smith. While playing both ways in 2000 and 2001 Woolfolk caught 56 passes for 836 yards and six touchdowns. Smith played multiple positions in high school and was used as a receiver in both his junior and senior seasons at
Sooners to rotate DE: Stoops said OU plans to rotate all five defensive ends and that junior linebacker Demarrio Pleasant, stepping in for Clint Ingram on the strong side, continues to look good, as does sophomore backup Curtis Lofton. (Star-Telegram)
Oklahoma #14 in SI's Scouting Report: SI.com
OU has a tall group of pass-catchers: The Oklahoman
OU Notebook: The Oklahoman
Could Bomar take Dusty's path: The Oklahoman
Birdine's back: Norman Transcript
OU needs to find the next J.D. Runnels: Tulsa World
Sooners update: Tulsa World
OU scrutiny begats a snarl: Dallas Morning News
Thompson's play helping Sooners forget about Bomar: CNNSI.com
2006 Season Preview Oklahoma: Burnt Orange Nation
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