(11/7) Malcolm Kelly Happy With Win, OU Supports Holiday Food Drive and Sooner Articles
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Kelly happy with win: Malcolm Kelly on win against Texas A&M despite one catch: "You play receiver because you want to catch the ball," said Kelly, who a week ago became the fastest Sooner to reach 1,000 career receiving yards. "For me to say that any receiver doesn't get mad if they don't catch a pass, then I'm not telling the truth about that. "We did what we had to do. I'd rather come away with a win. You can catch seven or eight balls a game, but then you're 0-10. That doesn't really do that much good."(NewsOK.com)
Sooners Holiday Food Drive: The University of Oklahoma football program will again take an active role in a local holiday food drive. It is the seventh year the team has participated. The main part of that drive comes this Saturday when $1 donations will be accepted from fans prior to the OU-Texas Tech game. The project originated with Josh Heupel while he was quarterback for the Sooners in 2000. He began helping just a few families and then formed the 14 Foundation to support the project each year. The Holiday Food Drive has grown to helping hundreds of families in Norman and now includes the 14 Foundation, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Regional Food Bank and Oklahoma Public Schools. This year, the project has targeted 500 families in seven different communities across Oklahoma. Families have been chosen in Ada, Ardmore, Enid, Lawton, Norman, Moore and Stillwater. The food that is provided is enough to feed a family of four for a week, as well as provide a Thanksgiving meal. (SoonerSports.com)
Sooners turn attention to Tech: SoonerSports.com
What about the passing game: Norman Transcript
Sooner offensive line has done a lot of growing up: The Oklahoman
OU Notebook -- Coach of the Year: Tulsa World
Sittler's Big 12 Rankings: Tulsa World
OU's task -- Cool down Tech's QB: Tulsa World
Coaches' dissatisfaction frustrates Sooners' Kelly: Tulsa World
Fourth down was statement time for OU: Dallas Morning News
Tech's Harrell has found a groove: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Sooners sure to be hyped for Tech game in Norman: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Red Raider football notebook: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Kelly happy with win: Malcolm Kelly on win against Texas A&M despite one catch: "You play receiver because you want to catch the ball," said Kelly, who a week ago became the fastest Sooner to reach 1,000 career receiving yards. "For me to say that any receiver doesn't get mad if they don't catch a pass, then I'm not telling the truth about that. "We did what we had to do. I'd rather come away with a win. You can catch seven or eight balls a game, but then you're 0-10. That doesn't really do that much good."(NewsOK.com)
Sooners Holiday Food Drive: The University of Oklahoma football program will again take an active role in a local holiday food drive. It is the seventh year the team has participated. The main part of that drive comes this Saturday when $1 donations will be accepted from fans prior to the OU-Texas Tech game. The project originated with Josh Heupel while he was quarterback for the Sooners in 2000. He began helping just a few families and then formed the 14 Foundation to support the project each year. The Holiday Food Drive has grown to helping hundreds of families in Norman and now includes the 14 Foundation, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Regional Food Bank and Oklahoma Public Schools. This year, the project has targeted 500 families in seven different communities across Oklahoma. Families have been chosen in Ada, Ardmore, Enid, Lawton, Norman, Moore and Stillwater. The food that is provided is enough to feed a family of four for a week, as well as provide a Thanksgiving meal. (SoonerSports.com)
Sooners turn attention to Tech: SoonerSports.com
What about the passing game: Norman Transcript
Sooner offensive line has done a lot of growing up: The Oklahoman
OU Notebook -- Coach of the Year: Tulsa World
Sittler's Big 12 Rankings: Tulsa World
OU's task -- Cool down Tech's QB: Tulsa World
Coaches' dissatisfaction frustrates Sooners' Kelly: Tulsa World
Fourth down was statement time for OU: Dallas Morning News
Tech's Harrell has found a groove: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Sooners sure to be hyped for Tech game in Norman: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Red Raider football notebook: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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