(12/2) Big XII Oklahoma-Nebraska Game Day
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Expect a balanced Sooners: With talk of tonight's Big 12 Championship game being a grind-it-out battle between Oklahoma's and Nebraska's running attacks, a couple of good quarterbacks might be useless at times. But OU quarterback Paul Thompson says he doesn't expect another game of just 11 passes, like he had in last week's win over Oklahoma State. "You understand what the coaches' plans are and I'm definitely confident in our game plan," he said. "I still think that we're confident as an offense that we can throw it more and it will be maybe more balanced (tonight). "We'll take what the defense gives us and game-plan it out that way to end up on top at the end." (NewsOK.com)
Use Caution heading to KC.: Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. Pete Norwood said troopers are concerned about the additional traffic headed north today as University of Oklahoma fans follow their team to the Big 12 championship game in Kansas City. "It's going to take you a little bit longer," Norwood said. "You are talking about 35 miles per hour when you are used to doing 70 miles per hour. If you are going to do it, go slow and make sure you have provisions in your car." (NewsOK.com)
OU plays for 40th conference title: SoonerSports.com
Coach Stoops on Big 12 Championship: SoonerSports.com
Defensive seniors push teammates to meet standards: Tulsa World
Snowstorm's impact minimal for Sooners: Tulsa World
Gambler has gotten cautious: Tulsa World
For Taylor, OU just another opponent: Tulsa World
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Memorable moments -- OU vs. Nebraska: Tulsa World
It's the sum of their parts that's so special: Norman Transcript
Storybook needs an ending to settle everything: Norman Transcript
Cold climate awaits Sooners, Huskers: Muskogee Daily Phoenix
Patrick perseveres: The Oklahoman
Storylines: The OklahomanNotebook: The Oklahoman
OU never flinched on way to game for title: The Oklahoman
Old School Football expected: The Oklahoman
Sooners passed on Taylor: The Oklahoman
OU-NU just not the same: The Oklahoman
Callahan's big success -- not becoming Howard: The Oklahoman
Storylines for Oklahoma -- A rather large migration: Lincoln Journal-Star
Husker Football Notes: Lincoln Journal-Star
Sooner Football Notes: Lincoln Journal-Star
NU, OU return to running roots: Lincoln Journal-Star
NU-OU should be a battle: Lincoln Journal-Star
QB not quite a snap for NU's Taylor, OU's Thompson: Kansas City Star
Like old times -- Sooners-Huskers game decided many Big Eight titles: Kansas City Star
Scouting Report -- Oklahoma vs. Nebraska: Kansas City Star
Cold may ground Huskers, Sooners: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Snow doesn't worry Stoops: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Huskers usually full of surprises: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Big 12 forecast -- Expect rush hour: Dallas Morning News
Matchups -- Oklahoma vs. Nebraska: Dallas Morning News
Big 12 Notebook -- Callahan loves trick plays: Dallas Morning News
Thompson, Taylor key runs to title game: ESPN.com
Brown steps in 'Sooner' than expected: Alexandria Town Talk
Expect a balanced Sooners: With talk of tonight's Big 12 Championship game being a grind-it-out battle between Oklahoma's and Nebraska's running attacks, a couple of good quarterbacks might be useless at times. But OU quarterback Paul Thompson says he doesn't expect another game of just 11 passes, like he had in last week's win over Oklahoma State. "You understand what the coaches' plans are and I'm definitely confident in our game plan," he said. "I still think that we're confident as an offense that we can throw it more and it will be maybe more balanced (tonight). "We'll take what the defense gives us and game-plan it out that way to end up on top at the end." (NewsOK.com)
Use Caution heading to KC.: Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. Pete Norwood said troopers are concerned about the additional traffic headed north today as University of Oklahoma fans follow their team to the Big 12 championship game in Kansas City. "It's going to take you a little bit longer," Norwood said. "You are talking about 35 miles per hour when you are used to doing 70 miles per hour. If you are going to do it, go slow and make sure you have provisions in your car." (NewsOK.com)
OU plays for 40th conference title: SoonerSports.com
Coach Stoops on Big 12 Championship: SoonerSports.com
Defensive seniors push teammates to meet standards: Tulsa World
Snowstorm's impact minimal for Sooners: Tulsa World
Gambler has gotten cautious: Tulsa World
For Taylor, OU just another opponent: Tulsa World
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Memorable moments -- OU vs. Nebraska: Tulsa World
It's the sum of their parts that's so special: Norman Transcript
Storybook needs an ending to settle everything: Norman Transcript
Cold climate awaits Sooners, Huskers: Muskogee Daily Phoenix
Patrick perseveres: The Oklahoman
Storylines: The OklahomanNotebook: The Oklahoman
OU never flinched on way to game for title: The Oklahoman
Old School Football expected: The Oklahoman
Sooners passed on Taylor: The Oklahoman
OU-NU just not the same: The Oklahoman
Callahan's big success -- not becoming Howard: The Oklahoman
Storylines for Oklahoma -- A rather large migration: Lincoln Journal-Star
Husker Football Notes: Lincoln Journal-Star
Sooner Football Notes: Lincoln Journal-Star
NU, OU return to running roots: Lincoln Journal-Star
NU-OU should be a battle: Lincoln Journal-Star
QB not quite a snap for NU's Taylor, OU's Thompson: Kansas City Star
Like old times -- Sooners-Huskers game decided many Big Eight titles: Kansas City Star
Scouting Report -- Oklahoma vs. Nebraska: Kansas City Star
Cold may ground Huskers, Sooners: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Snow doesn't worry Stoops: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Huskers usually full of surprises: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Big 12 forecast -- Expect rush hour: Dallas Morning News
Matchups -- Oklahoma vs. Nebraska: Dallas Morning News
Big 12 Notebook -- Callahan loves trick plays: Dallas Morning News
Thompson, Taylor key runs to title game: ESPN.com
Brown steps in 'Sooner' than expected: Alexandria Town Talk
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