(10/6) Dozen Oklahoma Sooners Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Nessler expects same OU-Texas Game: ABC play-by-play announcer Brad Nessler doesn't believe Saturday's nationally televised OU-Texas game has lost its luster, despite each team having one loss. "I kind of get a kick out of everyone saying it's lost its luster," Nessler said Wednesday in a telephone interview. "I said to Mack (Brown) and Bob Stoops (Wednesday), lost its luster? Let me see. One team lost to the No. 1 team in the country and one team lost a game that they got robbed in. So what's bad about that? "You take away that, and they're both top 10. Even at this stage, Mack can't believe that Oklahoma is not ranked in the top 10. "That game at Oregon (OU's 34-33 loss on a disputed onside kick call) -- we just thought we were making progress with instant replay and that game set it back five years, if you ask me." (NewsOK.com)
Sooners confident with off-week: The Sooners have been asked repeatedly if having an atypical two weeks to prepare for Texas -- the first time that has happened since 1984 -- would affect their emotional readiness. "If you look back, our record when we've had extra time has been pretty good," Stoops said at one point. Indeed, the Sooners are 10-0 when coming off bye weeks during the regular season under Stoops. (Tulsa World)
First-year coach Patton ready for OU-Texas: First-year OU offensive line coach James Patton said he's excited about his first OU-Texas experience. This game was first mentioned to him by fans soon after he was hired. "Shoot, it was probably the first day I took the job," Patton said. "Everybody talks about that game. I've been in some good venues in the Big 10, but it sounds like this will be the best ever. "The Cotton Bowl and that environment, with the state fair and everything, I see it on tape from last year and you see outside the stadium and everything going on out there. It just looks like a real fun atmosphere." (NewsOK.com)
Sooners Pull to Early Victory: Kvue.com
To be blunt, UT is better: The Oklahoman
Rivalry made 'Peter the Great': The Oklahoman
Brooks -- "They still consider me a traitor': The Oklahoman
Oklahoma-Texas is where names are made: The Oklahoman
When OU has the ball: The Oklahoman
When Texas has the ball: The Oklahoman
OU's Key Matchups: The Oklahoman
Texas' Key Matchups: The Oklahoman
Dallas Debuts: Tulsa World
OU vs. Texas memories: Tulsa World
Game day tips:Tulsa World
Cotton Bowl condition will force change soon: Tulsa World
Victory could help OU sign coveted QB recruit: Tulsa World
The spies of Texas? Years later, stories still conflict: Dallas Morning News
Future UT, OU stars on display: Dallas Morning News
Sally Brown is in the heart of Texas: Dallas Morning News
UT to cover OU wide receivers one on one: Dallas Morning News
OU's Kelly hoping to turn the corner: Dallas Morning News
OU quarterback's unselfish journey: Austin American-Statesman
OU an institution for what?: Austin American-Statesman
10 talking points for OU-Texas: Austin American-Statesman
Horns say buzz is there: Austin American-Statesman
Brown wants a fast start: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Red River Rivalry Key Matchup: Ft. Wort Star-Telegram
Without Young, UT no longer invincible: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Sooners receiver knows his role: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Horns want more from safety Griffin: San Antonio Express-News
UT defensive line mum on inexperienced Sooners: San Antonio Express-News
Oklahoma vs. Texas -- Out of Nowhere: San Antonio Express-News
UT defensive line mum on inexperienced Sooners: San Antonio Express-News
OU-Texas offers some intrigue: San Antonio Express-News
OU's Peterson is all revved up with places to go: Houston Chronicle
Players, coaches letting governors draw battle lines for Texas, OU: Houston Chronicle
Can Texas beat Oklahoma without Young?: Houston Chronicle
Getting defensive: Stewart Mandel -Week 6 OU-Texas: SI.com
Even with losses, Oklahoma-Texas is no sideshow: USA Today
Nessler expects same OU-Texas Game: ABC play-by-play announcer Brad Nessler doesn't believe Saturday's nationally televised OU-Texas game has lost its luster, despite each team having one loss. "I kind of get a kick out of everyone saying it's lost its luster," Nessler said Wednesday in a telephone interview. "I said to Mack (Brown) and Bob Stoops (Wednesday), lost its luster? Let me see. One team lost to the No. 1 team in the country and one team lost a game that they got robbed in. So what's bad about that? "You take away that, and they're both top 10. Even at this stage, Mack can't believe that Oklahoma is not ranked in the top 10. "That game at Oregon (OU's 34-33 loss on a disputed onside kick call) -- we just thought we were making progress with instant replay and that game set it back five years, if you ask me." (NewsOK.com)
Sooners confident with off-week: The Sooners have been asked repeatedly if having an atypical two weeks to prepare for Texas -- the first time that has happened since 1984 -- would affect their emotional readiness. "If you look back, our record when we've had extra time has been pretty good," Stoops said at one point. Indeed, the Sooners are 10-0 when coming off bye weeks during the regular season under Stoops. (Tulsa World)
First-year coach Patton ready for OU-Texas: First-year OU offensive line coach James Patton said he's excited about his first OU-Texas experience. This game was first mentioned to him by fans soon after he was hired. "Shoot, it was probably the first day I took the job," Patton said. "Everybody talks about that game. I've been in some good venues in the Big 10, but it sounds like this will be the best ever. "The Cotton Bowl and that environment, with the state fair and everything, I see it on tape from last year and you see outside the stadium and everything going on out there. It just looks like a real fun atmosphere." (NewsOK.com)
Sooners Pull to Early Victory: Kvue.com
To be blunt, UT is better: The Oklahoman
Rivalry made 'Peter the Great': The Oklahoman
Brooks -- "They still consider me a traitor': The Oklahoman
Oklahoma-Texas is where names are made: The Oklahoman
When OU has the ball: The Oklahoman
When Texas has the ball: The Oklahoman
OU's Key Matchups: The Oklahoman
Texas' Key Matchups: The Oklahoman
Dallas Debuts: Tulsa World
OU vs. Texas memories: Tulsa World
Game day tips:Tulsa World
Cotton Bowl condition will force change soon: Tulsa World
Victory could help OU sign coveted QB recruit: Tulsa World
The spies of Texas? Years later, stories still conflict: Dallas Morning News
Future UT, OU stars on display: Dallas Morning News
Sally Brown is in the heart of Texas: Dallas Morning News
UT to cover OU wide receivers one on one: Dallas Morning News
OU's Kelly hoping to turn the corner: Dallas Morning News
OU quarterback's unselfish journey: Austin American-Statesman
OU an institution for what?: Austin American-Statesman
10 talking points for OU-Texas: Austin American-Statesman
Horns say buzz is there: Austin American-Statesman
Brown wants a fast start: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Red River Rivalry Key Matchup: Ft. Wort Star-Telegram
Without Young, UT no longer invincible: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Sooners receiver knows his role: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Horns want more from safety Griffin: San Antonio Express-News
UT defensive line mum on inexperienced Sooners: San Antonio Express-News
Oklahoma vs. Texas -- Out of Nowhere: San Antonio Express-News
UT defensive line mum on inexperienced Sooners: San Antonio Express-News
OU-Texas offers some intrigue: San Antonio Express-News
OU's Peterson is all revved up with places to go: Houston Chronicle
Players, coaches letting governors draw battle lines for Texas, OU: Houston Chronicle
Can Texas beat Oklahoma without Young?: Houston Chronicle
Getting defensive: Stewart Mandel -Week 6 OU-Texas: SI.com
Even with losses, Oklahoma-Texas is no sideshow: USA Today
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