(10/6) OU-Texas Game Day Articles & Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Sooner fans remain on tunnel side: UT fans will still be sitting in the end zone opposite the Cotton Bowl's tunnel for today's game. The school had the right to sit over the tunnel as the designated home team but chose to remain in its traditional spot. Seating over the tunnel was once considered a big edge, but improved security measures now limit contact between fans and players. And by staying put, UT fans have a clear view of the replay screen over the tunnel. (Dallas Morning News)
Last week's losses have taken some of the edge off of OU-Texas: The Oklahoman
Fued loses some luster, but fans still have a beef with 'Horns: The Oklahoman
OU has chance for big plays in Dallas: The Oklahoman
Keys to the game: The Oklahoman
What they're saying: The Oklahoman
Who's hot and who's not: The Oklahoman
High Stakes: Norman Transcript
Legends made in this game: Norman Transcript
Must-win situation: Tulsa World
OU -- 5 Storylines: Tulsa World
OU Notebook -- Speed chills: Tulsa World
Key Matchup -- Texas offensive line vs. Oklahoma defensive line: Dallas Morning News
Switzer's thoughts on OU-Texas showdown right on: Dallas Morning News
McCoy, 'Horns in need of a Red River revival: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Boyhood dream takes center stage for Bradford: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Neither team can afford 0-2 Big 12 start: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
A place where Okies and Texans can live in harmony:Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Texas trying to find an identity for Oklahoma: Austin American-Statesman
Colt must be upright for Horns to win: Austin American-Statesman
Peterson's gone, but Sooners are still a force on the ground: Austin American-Statesman
Dallas scene of a rivalry revelry: Austin American-Statesman
Sooners more hit than myth: Austin American-Statesman
Season's hopes ride on OU-UT outcome: Houston Chronicle
Friday Four Questions: Oklahoma: Burnt Orange Nation
Morning Coffee: Burnt Orange Nation
Sooner fans remain on tunnel side: UT fans will still be sitting in the end zone opposite the Cotton Bowl's tunnel for today's game. The school had the right to sit over the tunnel as the designated home team but chose to remain in its traditional spot. Seating over the tunnel was once considered a big edge, but improved security measures now limit contact between fans and players. And by staying put, UT fans have a clear view of the replay screen over the tunnel. (Dallas Morning News)
Last week's losses have taken some of the edge off of OU-Texas: The Oklahoman
Fued loses some luster, but fans still have a beef with 'Horns: The Oklahoman
OU has chance for big plays in Dallas: The Oklahoman
Keys to the game: The Oklahoman
What they're saying: The Oklahoman
Who's hot and who's not: The Oklahoman
High Stakes: Norman Transcript
Legends made in this game: Norman Transcript
Must-win situation: Tulsa World
OU -- 5 Storylines: Tulsa World
OU Notebook -- Speed chills: Tulsa World
Key Matchup -- Texas offensive line vs. Oklahoma defensive line: Dallas Morning News
Switzer's thoughts on OU-Texas showdown right on: Dallas Morning News
McCoy, 'Horns in need of a Red River revival: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Boyhood dream takes center stage for Bradford: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Neither team can afford 0-2 Big 12 start: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
A place where Okies and Texans can live in harmony:Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Texas trying to find an identity for Oklahoma: Austin American-Statesman
Colt must be upright for Horns to win: Austin American-Statesman
Peterson's gone, but Sooners are still a force on the ground: Austin American-Statesman
Dallas scene of a rivalry revelry: Austin American-Statesman
Sooners more hit than myth: Austin American-Statesman
Season's hopes ride on OU-UT outcome: Houston Chronicle
Friday Four Questions: Oklahoma: Burnt Orange Nation
Morning Coffee: Burnt Orange Nation
Labels: Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas, Texas
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