Oklahoma-Cincinnati Home-and-Home Series Signed; Sooners Practice Update
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Sooners and Bearcats series official; OU to play UC at Bengal Stadium in 2010: As posted previously, Oklahoma vs. Cincinnati Slated for 2008 and 2010?.. The University of Cincinnati and Oklahoma have signed a contract to play each other in a home-and-home football series, beginning in 2008 when the Bearcats will travel to Norman to face the Sooners on Sept. 6. Oklahoma, which plays in the Big 12 Conference, will return the game on Sept. 25, 2010 at Paul Brown Stadium. UC and Oklahoma have never played each in football. "If we expect Bearcat football to be a national presence and compete in the BCS, we need to play nationally recognized programs," said UC coach Brian Kelly. "This is an opportunity for UC to play at the highest level and host a BCS program in an NFL venue." (The Enquirer)
Oklahoma Sooners practice report: Stoops gave his first practice update since OU's media day last Friday. "We're much further along than we were a year ago at this time," he said. "Guys are competing well and doing good." As for his three quarterbacks? "(They) look good," he said. "They all are making really good progress." (Tulsa World)
Scrimmage open to the public: Oklahoma's first scrimmage of the fall is open to the public, scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday at Owen Field.
Oklahoma drill highlights Monday: SoonerSports.com
Holmes focuses on safety: The Oklahoman
OU football notebook: The Oklahoman
Granger improving at OU: Dallas Morning News
Ex-Creekview star may find time at OU: Dallas Morning News
Sooners always have more in reserve: Wichita Eagle
Sooners and Bearcats series official; OU to play UC at Bengal Stadium in 2010: As posted previously, Oklahoma vs. Cincinnati Slated for 2008 and 2010?.. The University of Cincinnati and Oklahoma have signed a contract to play each other in a home-and-home football series, beginning in 2008 when the Bearcats will travel to Norman to face the Sooners on Sept. 6. Oklahoma, which plays in the Big 12 Conference, will return the game on Sept. 25, 2010 at Paul Brown Stadium. UC and Oklahoma have never played each in football. "If we expect Bearcat football to be a national presence and compete in the BCS, we need to play nationally recognized programs," said UC coach Brian Kelly. "This is an opportunity for UC to play at the highest level and host a BCS program in an NFL venue." (The Enquirer)
Oklahoma Sooners practice report: Stoops gave his first practice update since OU's media day last Friday. "We're much further along than we were a year ago at this time," he said. "Guys are competing well and doing good." As for his three quarterbacks? "(They) look good," he said. "They all are making really good progress." (Tulsa World)
Scrimmage open to the public: Oklahoma's first scrimmage of the fall is open to the public, scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday at Owen Field.
Oklahoma drill highlights Monday: SoonerSports.com
Holmes focuses on safety: The Oklahoman
OU football notebook: The Oklahoman
Granger improving at OU: Dallas Morning News
Ex-Creekview star may find time at OU: Dallas Morning News
Sooners always have more in reserve: Wichita Eagle
Labels: Big East, Bob Stoops, Oklahoma Sooners, Practice, Scrimmage, University of Oklahoma
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