Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog: (2/8) Oklahoma Sooners Signing Day Recap, Articles and More

Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes

Stoops pleased with class of 2007: "Once again we met all our needs and addressed them in a very good way," Stoops said. "This is a very balanced class. We hit our numbers perfectly. We weren't able to sign a bigger class due to our numbers limitations this year, but we feel great about the quality. We signed some excellent players." Of the 20 players signed, five are offensive linemen. Three are linebackers while another three are defensive ends and three are receivers. Two each are listed at defensive back and athlete. One each was signed at quarterback and kicker. (More at SoonerSports.com)

Q. On if any of this year's commitments can compete to play right away:
A. "We expect them all to. Anymore, with our limited numbers, we get them all ready to play. Obviously, the offensive line is a thin position for us. We lose Chris Messner, so that will be important. It is important that Keith (Nichol) competes at the quarterback position. We have the mindset of getting them all ready to play. If they can all play and make us better, then they are going to play." Oklahoma Football Recruiting Page.

Norman's Broyles signs with OU: After a week of waffling, the Norman High School standout [Ryan Broyles] signed a national letter of intent with the Sooners on Wednesday. It marked the third time he had switched his commitment in the past week, alternating between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, but this time around, his choice is binding. "I'm a hundred percent to Oklahoma now," Broyles said. "I'm not willing to change that at all." Broyles originally committed to the Cowboys on Jan. 14, but later that day, the Sooners offered a scholarship. A couple weeks later, Broyles switched his commitment to the Sooners, only to switch back to the Cowboys a few days later. And as late as 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, Broyles said he was committed to OSU. (NewsOK.com)

Scholarships available, Cohen offered: Extra scholarships became available when RB Adrian Peterson declared for the NFL draft and TE Aaron Cummings, OL Ben Barresi and OL Curtis Bailey suffered career-ending injuries. OU also awarded a scholarship to P Michael Cohen, who averaged 41 yards per punt in 2006. (Dallas Morning News)

Packers may trade up for Peterson in NFL draft? FOXSports.com Peter Schrager writes, "Don't be surprised if Ted Thompson and the Packers try to move up a few spots if Adrian Peterson slips out of the top five. " The Packers have the 16th selection overall.

No, Robert Broyles Is The Least Decisive Person Ever: AOL Sports FanHouse

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Sooners bulk up line with 6-8, 360-pound Loadholt: The Oklahoman

Broyles switches to Oklahoma: The Oklahoman

Vian receiver hits it big with OU: The Oklahoman

Box adjusting to life at OU: The Oklahoman

Signing day roundup: The Oklahoman