(7/10) Big 12 Media Days Around the Corner
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Stoops with Kelly and Smith to represent OU at Big 12 Media Days July 23: OU coach Bob Stoops will bring a pair of junior Sooners, defensive back Reggie Smith and wide receiver Malcolm Kelly. Cowboys starting quarterback Bobby Reid won't make the trip, and neither will any of OU's three potential quarterbacks, Sam Bradford, Joey Halzle or Keith Nichol. (NewsOK.com) Oklahoma is schedule for Monday's (July 23rd) media day.
Federal Judge orders BurnLounge turn over documents: A federal judge has ordered online music retailer BurnLounge to turn over its financial records and do away with a major part of its business plan that he called a “classic pyramid scheme.”The New York company agreed to a preliminary injunction with the Federal Trade Commission after government regulators sued BurnLounge in June.BurnLounge became popular in Columbia after being marketed by local sports and music personalities, including USC broadcaster Todd Ellis and Hootie and the Blowfish.The injunction issued last week requires BurnLounge to stop paying money to members who recruit other investors and forbids the company from disposing of any assets obtained before June 6. Investors who bought Web page packages for as much as $430 were paid up to $50 for each person they recruited to buy a similar package. BurnLounge members include former Clemson head football coach Danny Ford, Oklahoma head football coach Bob Stoops, USC receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr. and ex-USC Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers.Ellis, Stoops, Ford, Spurrier Jr., Rogers, and Hootie and the Blowfish have not been named in any known legal action. (In part and more at The State)
Stoops with Kelly and Smith to represent OU at Big 12 Media Days July 23: OU coach Bob Stoops will bring a pair of junior Sooners, defensive back Reggie Smith and wide receiver Malcolm Kelly. Cowboys starting quarterback Bobby Reid won't make the trip, and neither will any of OU's three potential quarterbacks, Sam Bradford, Joey Halzle or Keith Nichol. (NewsOK.com) Oklahoma is schedule for Monday's (July 23rd) media day.
Federal Judge orders BurnLounge turn over documents: A federal judge has ordered online music retailer BurnLounge to turn over its financial records and do away with a major part of its business plan that he called a “classic pyramid scheme.”The New York company agreed to a preliminary injunction with the Federal Trade Commission after government regulators sued BurnLounge in June.BurnLounge became popular in Columbia after being marketed by local sports and music personalities, including USC broadcaster Todd Ellis and Hootie and the Blowfish.The injunction issued last week requires BurnLounge to stop paying money to members who recruit other investors and forbids the company from disposing of any assets obtained before June 6. Investors who bought Web page packages for as much as $430 were paid up to $50 for each person they recruited to buy a similar package. BurnLounge members include former Clemson head football coach Danny Ford, Oklahoma head football coach Bob Stoops, USC receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr. and ex-USC Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers.Ellis, Stoops, Ford, Spurrier Jr., Rogers, and Hootie and the Blowfish have not been named in any known legal action. (In part and more at The State)
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