(5/13) OU Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Heupel's 14 Foundation Charity Auto Race: Former University of Oklahoma quarterbacks Josh Heupel and Jason White will suit up one more time when they compete against each other Saturday in the Speed for Need Celebrity Drag Race at Tulsa Raceway Park. U.S. Rep. Dan Boren also will participate in the race, which will help Heupel's charity, the No. 14 Foundation, raise money to send disadvantaged children to summer camps. "I'll race against Jason, but I don't know if you can call it racing when I whip up on him," joked Heupel, who led the Sooners to the 2000 national championship and is now OU's quarterbacks coach. "I'm not sure what types of cars we will be driving, but they won't be like the professionals. I wouldn't trust myself in a car going 200 miles per hour, but I know we will have some souped cars. "This is the first time I've done something like this in racing, but the two of us are competitive when we're together. I'm also looking forward to getting a piece of Congressman Boren as well." Heupel said he wanted to use a unique venue to raise money for his foundation, which funds efforts to feed needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas as well as the summer camps project. (Tulsa World)
Heupel's 14 Foundation Charity Auto Race: Former University of Oklahoma quarterbacks Josh Heupel and Jason White will suit up one more time when they compete against each other Saturday in the Speed for Need Celebrity Drag Race at Tulsa Raceway Park. U.S. Rep. Dan Boren also will participate in the race, which will help Heupel's charity, the No. 14 Foundation, raise money to send disadvantaged children to summer camps. "I'll race against Jason, but I don't know if you can call it racing when I whip up on him," joked Heupel, who led the Sooners to the 2000 national championship and is now OU's quarterbacks coach. "I'm not sure what types of cars we will be driving, but they won't be like the professionals. I wouldn't trust myself in a car going 200 miles per hour, but I know we will have some souped cars. "This is the first time I've done something like this in racing, but the two of us are competitive when we're together. I'm also looking forward to getting a piece of Congressman Boren as well." Heupel said he wanted to use a unique venue to raise money for his foundation, which funds efforts to feed needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas as well as the summer camps project. (Tulsa World)
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