(8/9) Barresi Illness, Bomar, UNT and Sooner Articles
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Bomar talks with UNT: Jerry Bomar has spoken with North Texas assistant head coach Kenny Evans about the future of Bomar's son Rhett and the possibility of him playing for the Mean Green, Evans said Tuesday. Evans spoke with Jerry Bomar shortly after his son and offensive lineman J.D. Quinn were dismissed from Oklahoma after a university investigation revealed the players were paid by Big Red Sports/Imports, a local car dealership, for work they did not perform last summer and fall. Evans advised the Bomars on the steps Rhett, who was the Sooners' starting quarterback, should take while trying to resume his college football career. Evans and UNT head coach Darrell Dickey both said they would be willing to consider Bomar continuing his career at UNT. Jerry Bomar did not return a message seeking comment. Bomar has yet to be released by Oklahoma, which could choose not to release him to a school on its upcoming schedule. UNT is scheduled to open the 2007 season at Oklahoma. (Dallas Morning News)
Barresi out with illness: Offensive lineman Ben Barresi missed Tuesday morning's practice with an undisclosed illness. Stoops wasn't sure when the redshirt freshman would be able to practice again. "He's still working through that illness," he said. (Norman Transcript)
Wilson says OU offense is 'soft': The Oklahoman
Q&A with Darien Williams: The Oklahoman
OU football notebook: The Oklahoman
OU practice report: Tulsa World
OU's young receivers find second year much easier: Norman Transcript
Could Oklahoma’s Rhett Bomar be wearing green next season? Denton Record-Chronicle
No clear favorite in 2006 title chase: ESPN
Sooners, Texas to Battle for Big 12 Supremacy: AOL Sports
Practice Report No. 7: SoonerSports.com
Bomar talks with UNT: Jerry Bomar has spoken with North Texas assistant head coach Kenny Evans about the future of Bomar's son Rhett and the possibility of him playing for the Mean Green, Evans said Tuesday. Evans spoke with Jerry Bomar shortly after his son and offensive lineman J.D. Quinn were dismissed from Oklahoma after a university investigation revealed the players were paid by Big Red Sports/Imports, a local car dealership, for work they did not perform last summer and fall. Evans advised the Bomars on the steps Rhett, who was the Sooners' starting quarterback, should take while trying to resume his college football career. Evans and UNT head coach Darrell Dickey both said they would be willing to consider Bomar continuing his career at UNT. Jerry Bomar did not return a message seeking comment. Bomar has yet to be released by Oklahoma, which could choose not to release him to a school on its upcoming schedule. UNT is scheduled to open the 2007 season at Oklahoma. (Dallas Morning News)
Barresi out with illness: Offensive lineman Ben Barresi missed Tuesday morning's practice with an undisclosed illness. Stoops wasn't sure when the redshirt freshman would be able to practice again. "He's still working through that illness," he said. (Norman Transcript)
Wilson says OU offense is 'soft': The Oklahoman
Q&A with Darien Williams: The Oklahoman
OU football notebook: The Oklahoman
OU practice report: Tulsa World
OU's young receivers find second year much easier: Norman Transcript
Could Oklahoma’s Rhett Bomar be wearing green next season? Denton Record-Chronicle
No clear favorite in 2006 title chase: ESPN
Sooners, Texas to Battle for Big 12 Supremacy: AOL Sports
Practice Report No. 7: SoonerSports.com
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