#14 Foundation Charity Event, Sooners Eye CT Prospect
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Sooners Interested in CT. prospect: Greenwich's Jonathan Meyers picked up two more offers, from Oklahoma and Colorado this week, the fullback/linebacker wrote in an e-mail to the Connecticut Post on Saturday. Meyers said he had a great conversation with Oklahoma linebacker coach Brent Venables. "He really liked the way I play at linebacker," said Meyers, who said head coach Bob Stoops will be visiting Greenwch in the next two weeks to finalize the offer. (Connecticut Post)
Josh Heupel #14 Foundation Charity Event: Former Heisman Trophy runner-up Josh Heupel enjoyed great support and encouragement to succeed as a youngster, and through his nonprofit The #14 Foundation he aims to help disadvantaged Oklahoma youth realize their dreams and potential. The "Speed for Need" Celebrity Drag Racing event at Tulsa Raceway Park on Saturday, May 12, is a major fundraiser for Heupel's foundation. Pitsco, an education company in Pittsburg, Kan. is the primary sponsor of the racing event. Pitsco President and CEO Harvey Dean, an Oklahoma native, says Heupel's foundation is similar to his company in that both organizations aim to educate youngsters through positive experiences and proper training. (More about the #14 Foundation Charity event at OklahomaRaceConnect.com)
Featured Hall of Famer: Bud Wilkinson: South Bend Tribune
Sooners Interested in CT. prospect: Greenwich's Jonathan Meyers picked up two more offers, from Oklahoma and Colorado this week, the fullback/linebacker wrote in an e-mail to the Connecticut Post on Saturday. Meyers said he had a great conversation with Oklahoma linebacker coach Brent Venables. "He really liked the way I play at linebacker," said Meyers, who said head coach Bob Stoops will be visiting Greenwch in the next two weeks to finalize the offer. (Connecticut Post)
Josh Heupel #14 Foundation Charity Event: Former Heisman Trophy runner-up Josh Heupel enjoyed great support and encouragement to succeed as a youngster, and through his nonprofit The #14 Foundation he aims to help disadvantaged Oklahoma youth realize their dreams and potential. The "Speed for Need" Celebrity Drag Racing event at Tulsa Raceway Park on Saturday, May 12, is a major fundraiser for Heupel's foundation. Pitsco, an education company in Pittsburg, Kan. is the primary sponsor of the racing event. Pitsco President and CEO Harvey Dean, an Oklahoma native, says Heupel's foundation is similar to his company in that both organizations aim to educate youngsters through positive experiences and proper training. (More about the #14 Foundation Charity event at OklahomaRaceConnect.com)
Featured Hall of Famer: Bud Wilkinson: South Bend Tribune
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