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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesOklahoma falls to 10th in AP and Coaches Polls: Oklahoma (4-1) landed at No. 10 in both the AP and coaches polls released Sunday. Including the 2007 preseason editions, Sunday's polls marked the sixth-straight week the Sooners have been ranked in the top 10. From the Big 12 Conference, Oklahoma (No. 10) was joined by Missouri (17), Texas (19), Kansas State (24) and Nebraska (25) in the AP. In the Coaches' Poll, OU (No. 10), Texas (16), Missouri (17) and Nebraska (23) were ranked. (Full Rankings available at SoonerSports.com)
AP Top 10 (First Place Votes), Pts.1 LSU (33) 1,593 2 USC (32) 1,591 3 California 1,475 4 Ohio State 1,420 5 Wisconsin 1,271 6 South Florida 1,203 7 Boston College 1,172 8 Kentucky 1,143 9 Florida 1,031 10 Oklahoma 99217 Missouri 561
19 Texas 449 24 Kansas State 214 25 Nebraska 198
USA Today Poll (First Place Votes), Pts.1 USC (45) 1,483 2 LSU (14) 1,454 3 California 1,363 4 Ohio State (1) 1,313 5 Wisconsin 1,251 6 Boston College 1,138 7 Florida 1,000 8 Kentucky 971 9 South Florida 960 10 Oklahoma 92516 Texas 57317 Missouri 532 23 Nebraska 261Labels: Oklahoma Sooners, Polls, Rankings
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Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesFormer Sooners' coach Mike Stoops hospitalized: Before kickoff, Bob Stoops acknowledged he was concerned about the health of his younger brother. Arizona coach Mike Stoops, who once served as OU’s defensive coordinator, was hospitalized Friday in Tucson for what was diagnosed as a problem with kidney stones. Stoops was scheduled to be on the sideline Saturday night when Arizona hosts Washington State. Bob Stoops said he didn’t know about his brother’s medical problem until after he read about it in a newspaper. "I called him, and he said he’s been in a lot of pain," Bob Stoops said. (Tulsa World)Stoops on OU's loss: "They outplayed us and outcoached us in the second half," Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said. "It's disappointing. We're not a very smart football team right now." (Dallas Morning News)Reynolds expected to have X-rays today: Oklahoma linebacker Ryan Reynolds played most of the fourth quarter with numbness in his right shoulder after getting hit with a helmet Saturday. "I'll get X-rays (Sunday),” Reynolds said. "Hopefully nothing's wrong with it. It just went numb, couldn't move it.” At times, Reynolds struggled to lift his arm and trainers inspected the shoulder nearly every time he came off the field. (NewsOK.com)Sooners kicked all over Folsom Field long before deciding FG: The OklahomanInside OU's unraveling: The OklahomanInside OU's breakdowns: The OklahomanBradford throws two costly interceptions: The OklahomanStar receiver held without a catch: The OklahomanSooners have rebounded before after unexpected loss: The OklahomanSooners can't adjust to Boulder's altitude: The OklahomanBy the numbers: The OklahomanSelf Destruction: Norman TranscriptSooners didn't make the plays: Norman TranscriptCrushing defeat: Tulsa WorldOU-Texas -- The big game loses its luster: Tulsa WorldThird-down problems plague Sooners: Tulsa WorldDrop caps Sooners' bad day: Tulsa WorldTwo-Minute Drill: Tulsa WorldUT, OU losses take shine off of matchup: Dallas Morning NewsFootball Notebook: Dallas Morning NewsOU-Texas weakened: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramLast-play field goal gives Buffaloes stunning victory: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramBuffaloes shock the nation: Denver PostBuffaloes lower the boom: Boulder Daily CameraHawkins knew breakthrough victory was coming: Boulder Daily CameraCU rushing attack delivers KO: Boulder Daily CameraLabels: Bob Stoops, Colorado Buffalo, Mike Stoops, Ryan Reynolds
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Saturday, September 29, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesColorado stuns Oklahoma in final second field goal: Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops envisioned it going down to the wire. Colorado Dan Hawkins had a hunch his team would pull off the big upset. Both coaches turned out to be correct and Hawkins' Buffaloes dealt a serious blow to the Sooners national title hopes when Kevin Eberhart kicked a career-long 45-yard field goal as time expired to send Colorado past No. 3 Oklahoma 27-24 on Saturday. "I told them all week they're going to win the game," Hawkins said. "Not because I'm 'The Swami.' I've done this for 25 years and you just know. You know when your team's ready, you know when you're poised." (AP/SoonerSports.com - Stats)
It should be noted Texas was defeated by Kansas State 41-21 Saturday.Labels: Colorado Buffalo, Oklahoma Sooners
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Friday, September 28, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesMight the Sooners pull freshman Frank Alexander's redshirt? Would defensive ends coach Chris Wilson consider removing the redshirt from touted freshman Frank Alexander? "As of now, Frank isn't one of those guys. We'd like to save him," he said. "But it's a long year. I've always determined if a guy is redshirting once we play that last snap of the season. If you haven't played, you've redshirted. "We'll do what's required to perform well and win the game." (Tulsa World)Limited tickets available for OU-Colorado: According to Colorado officials Thursday afternoon, approximately 2,500 tickets remained for Saturday's game. Folsom Field seats 53,750. (NewsOK.com)OU keeps tabs on players' web presence: The OklahomanSooners going home: Norman TranscriptOU receiver making grab for attention: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramThere's no challenge Dizon can't tackle: Denver PostBig opportunity for Buffaloes: Rocky Mountain NewsFormer CU recruit set to face Buffaloes: Boulder Daily CameraCU-Oklahoma game info, stats, video preview: Boulder Daily CameraHypolite, Nicolas are formidable pair on CU's D-line: Boulder Daily CameraLabels: Colorado Buffalo, Oklahoma Sooners
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Cast allows McCoy to play despite broken hand: Despite breaking a bone in his right hand, redshirt freshman defensive tackle Gerald McCoy has been practicing and playing thanks to a cast he only wears on the field. In games, McCoy can't grab with his right hand, but he can move his wrist thanks to adjustments made to the cast. He can also take the cast off before and after practice. During the day, he tapes his middle and ring finger together to support the broken fourth metacarpal bone he suffered against Miami. After missing the Utah State game, McCoy returned against Tulsa and made his first and only tackle of the season. (NewsOK.com)Family provides strength for Moore: SoonerSports.com Defense looking to halt Buffaloes: SoonerSports.com
Harris says the saying, 'It takes a village...' applies to him: The Oklahoman Sooners aren't the only team putting a lot of points on the scoreboard: The Oklahoman Patrick up to top speed: Norman TranscriptCooper's goals set a mile high: Tulsa WorldOU Notebook -- Brown, Williams updates: Tulsa WorldLoadholt traded in job as a Sooner offensive tackle: Tulsa WorldOU questions: Tulsa WorldCan any team outpoint OU?: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramSooner freshman thrives at QB: Denver PostEx-Coloradans starring for OU: Denver PostWith Sooners en route, Buffs Smart'ing: Denver PostLabels: Gerald McCoy, Injury, Oklahoma Sooners
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Williams may return in 2008 with medical hardship: Stoops said Williams had successful surgery Tuesday to repair his Achillies' tendon and could be back next year if the NCAA grants him another year of eligibility. Williams tore an ACL in the 2005 season opener against TCU and missed the rest of the season. (Dallas Morning News)Stoops used fake calls: Bob Stoops wore a defensive-call wristband at Tulsa and, along with Brent Venables, signaled calls to the defense -- some real, some not.Stoops said he did so "strictly because we didn't want [Tulsa coaches] to get our signals."Deciphering a defensive call has become easier for offensive coaches, and quarterbacks frequently look to their sidelines near the end of the play clock to verify calls or switch plays after offensive staffs have checked out the defensive sets. (Star-Telegram)Stoops on rather he'd coach his sons: Stoops, who has two sons, said he isn’t sure whether he would like to coach either of them, but admires what he sees at Colorado. "I think it would be tough, just with all the scrutiny and opinion out there," Stoops said. "But just knowing Dan a little bit and being around him, I'm sure he'll handle it as well as anyone can. I think it's great to have a chance to see your son every day, and to be in competitive situations with him would be neat." (Norman Transcript)Brown recovering after head injury: Stoops said Tuesday that sophomore running back Chris Brown is "looking better and better" after being hit in the head late in the Sooners' win Friday at Tulsa. "His checkups Sunday and Monday were really good. So we expect him to be able to play [Saturday at Colorado]," Stoops said. "I'm not saying he is yet, that's something they'll check by the end of the week. "He ran all his conditioning Monday and looked great afterward, so there aren't any lingering signs that there is something going on there." (Dallas Morning News)Sooners prepare for Big 12 opener: SoonerSports.comDefense looking to halt Buffaloes: SoonerSports.comCoop returns to Rockies on Saturday: SoonerSports.comNew kid on the block -- Jermaine Gresham: The OklahomanFormer Sooner Harris has sprained knee: The OklahomanOU Notebook Notebook: The OklahomanThe offense's quest? Perfection: Norman TranscriptWith mom in prison, grandma raised Lofton: Tulsa WorldOU Notebook -- No decision on Brown: Tulsa WorldDon't forgegt to remember hurt Sooner: Tulsa WorldHawkins -- OU beatable: Denver PostSooners rolling into Boulder: Denver PostSooners playing with chip on shoulders: Boulder Daily CameraBuffs, Sooners led by young QBs: Boulder Daily CameraLabels: Bob Stoops, Chris Brown, Colorado Buffalo, John Williams, Oklahoma Sooners
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Nic Harris named to Good Works Team: Oklahoma free safety Nic Harris has been named to the 2007 American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team ®. The AFCA accolade is for his contributions in the community. The two 11-man teams, a Division I-A team and a combined team from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision, Divisions II, III, and the NAIA, honors players for their dedication and committment to community service. The AFCA has been selecting the Good Works Team since 1997. Harris, a junior, served as president and is an active member of BridgeBuilders, an African-American student-athlete network group at Oklahoma. Bridgebuilders joined forces with Norman's Food for Friends Community Action Agency and helped serve lunch to less fortunate in the community. Through four games, Harris has 17 tackles, five tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, one interception, four pass deflections and two fumbles forced. OU running back Jacob Gutierrez was named to the Good Works team last season. (SoonerSports.com)Stoops not concerned with elevation: Stoops said he has no concerns playing in the high elevation Saturday at Colorado. "It hasn't been a factor yet," Stoops said. "And this isn't our first time up there." (Norman Transcript)Buffs next for No. 3 Sooners: SoonerSports.comIglesias grabbing attention as possession receiver: The OklahomanStoops -- Bradford getting more confident: The OklahomanSuccess at Tulsa could net Patrick more carries: The OklahomanOU Notebook: The OklahomanGundy on Gundy: Norman Transcript
Colorado coach bucks pressure on son: Tulsa WorldOU Notebook -- Gundy family values: Tulsa WorldStoops says he understands Gundy's criticism: Tulsa WorldOU's Finley has scary incident at breakfast: Dallas Morning NewsNo. 3 Sooners quickly gain Buffs' attention: Denver PostBuffs aim to cook up turnovers vs. OU: Boulder Daily CameraLabels: Colorado Buffalo, Nic Harris, Oklahoma Sooners
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Monday, September 24, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesOklahoma-Texas to air 2:30 ABC: ABC has picked up the Oklahoma-Texas football game and will air the game live at 2:30 p.m., on Oct. 6. The AT&T Red River Rivalry will be played at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the location for the contest for every year since 1929. (SoonerSports.com) Labels: OU-Texas, Television
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesSooners #3 in AP Poll; 4th in Coaches Poll: Oklahoma moved past Florida for the No. 3 slot in the latest AP poll released Sunday. The Sooners (4-0) rolled past Tulsa, 62-21, at Skelly Field for their first road win of the season. Texas (7), Missouri (20) and Nebraska (25) joined Oklahoma from the Big 12 Conference in the polls. OU was ranked No. 4 in the latest coaches' poll with four first-place votes. This marked the 364th week Oklahoma was ranked in the top five of the AP poll, more than any other team. (Full Rankings available at SoonerSports.com)AP Top 10 (First Place Votes), Pts.
1. USC (43) 1,601 2. LSU (22) 1,580 3. Oklahoma 1,456 4. Florida 1,417 5. West Virginia 1,388 6. California 1,263 7. Texas 1,196 8. Ohio State 1,193 9. Wisconsin 1,030 10. Rutgers 1,008 20. Missouri 401 25. Nebraska 134USA Today Poll (First Place Votes), Pts.1. USC (44) 1,481 2. LSU (8) 1,438 3. Florida (4) 1,437 4. Oklahoma (4) 1,336 5. West Virginia 1,260 6. California 1,137 7. Texas 1,103 8. Ohio State 1,092 9. Wisconsin 1,026 10. Rutgers 901 20. Missouri 369 22. Nebraska 209Labels: Oklahoma Sooners, Polls, Rankings
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Saturday, September 22, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesOU defeat Tulsa easily 62-21: With so much talent, No. 4 Oklahoma can take turns scoring touchdowns. Allen Patrick ran for 145 yards and two TDs, Sam Bradford threw two long touchdown passes to Juaquin Iglesias and the Sooners outraced Tulsa 62-21 Friday night. DeMarco Murray made it into the end zone three times for the highest-scoring team in the nation twice on runs and once on a kickoff return. "We've just got a lot of playmakers on the offensive side of the ball a lot of them. A lot of people who whenever they touch the ball, you never know what they're going to do," Murray said. "Anyone can get six points whenever they touch it." (AP/ABC News)Williams suffers injury: Defensive end John Williams suffered an ankle injury early in the second half while chasing after Tulsa quarterback Paul Smith. Williams, who entered the game with four tackles for losses and one sack, had his left ankle re-taped twice on the sideline. But did not re-enter the game. He remained on the sidelines throughout the remainder of the game, but wore an ice pack and was on crutches until the end of the game. (Norman Transcript)Bradford sharp again as Sooners roll: Norman TranscriptTulsa's flashy offense puts up fight; OU finally scores knockout: The OklahomanSooners had hard time adjusting to Tulsa's wacky offense: The OklahomanBradford shows he's not perfect: The OklahomanGraham: Mistakes cost TU: Tulsa WorldOU plays pinball against Hurricane: Tulsa WorldSooners spread thin, but power way to win: Fort Worth Star-TelegramLabels: Injury, John Williams, Oklahoma Sooners, Tulsa Football
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Friday, September 21, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Stat: Sooners Vs. State Schools: The Sooners hold an all-time mark of 119-24-10 against the other colleges and universities located in the state of Oklahoma. OU is 14-7-1 vs. Tulsa, 78-16-7 vs. Oklahoma State, 2-0 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 17-1-1 vs. Central Oklahoma, 1-0 vs. East Central, 4-0 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 1-0 vs. Oklahoma Christian and 2-0 vs. Phillips. Oklahoma is 55-12-8 against the state in games played away from Norman (includes road and neutral field games). (More at SoonerSports.com)When the Sooners visit Tulsa, everybody wins: The Oklahoman Linebacer Lofton is OU's most indispensable player: The Oklahoman Keys to the game: The Oklahoman What they're saying: The Oklahoman Wh's hot, who's not -- Tonight's passers, Sooners' schedule strength: The Oklahoman Covering the spread: Norman Transcript It's Tulsa's game, but you can blame OU: Norman TranscriptDavid, Goliath to clash: Tulsa WorldOU has learned since '05: Tulsa WorldGame No. 999 a big one for TU: Tulsa WorldTU will draw from experience in past wins and bowl games: Tulsa WorldOU Notebook -- Wolfe recovering: Tulsa WorldYou got us, Bob -- our picks were botched: Tulsa WorldOU-Tulsa Preview: Dallas Morning NewsSooners are heavy favorites: Los Angles TimesOklahoma's Lofton tackles tradition: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramNo. 4 Oklahoma at Tulsa: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Friday nights should be for high schools: Enid News and EagleLabels: Oklahoma Sooners, Tulsa Football
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Thursday, September 20, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Stoops wouldn't put it past anyone to tape signals: Since New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick was fined $500,000 by the NFL for taping opposing coaches defensive signals, one of the biggest questions in college football has been are coaches spying on them. Stoops said OU has never caught anyone committing the crime Belichick was accused of. But he wouldn't be surprised if it's going on. "I haven't heard any, but I wouldn't put it past some guys," he said. (Norman Transcript)
Stoops: On playing on Friday Night: OU agreed to play on Friday so that Tulsa could be on national television (ESPN2), but not before OU athletic director Joe Castiglione checked with the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association to see if high school administrators would object. They didn't. "If they had a strong feeling that this would really devastate (them), we wouldn't have done it,” Stoops said. "We're not going to make this a habit." (NewsOK.com)
Lewis Baker leads by example: SoonerSports.com
Tulsa's time: The Oklahoman
Whether OU was interested or not, Chamberlain found a home at TU: The Oklahoman
Malzahn's no-huddle offensive attack has Tulsa running around like its hair is on fire: The Oklahoman
Bittersweet reunion for coach pair: Tulsa World
Kelly leaving his mark: Tulsa World
OU Notebook -- No spies allowed: Tulsa World
Know the Foe: Tulsa World
Stoops impressed with Tulsa QB Smith: Dallas Morning NewsLabels: Bob Stoops, Oklahoma Sooners, Tulsa Football
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesWolfe suffers strained quadriceps: OU co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach Bobby Jack Wright said Wednesday that senior strong safety D.J. Wolfe should not be limited Friday by a mild quadriceps strain that has bothered him this week. But just in case, Wright has gotten extra work for a few other players at the strong safety position this week, namely senior Darien Williams and freshman Dominique Franks. "If an emergency came up, we've got guys that are ready to go,” Wright said. (NewsOK.com)Lofton plays sick against Utah State: Curtis Lofton's effort against Utah State last week -- a career-high 12 tackles and his first career interception, which he returned 45 yards for TD -- was strong enough on its own merit. Then came defensive coordinator Brent Venables' disclosure Monday. "He was sick before the game, threw up all over the linebacker drills," Venables said. "There were noodles on the 26-yard line." Still sick, Lofton took several intravenous fluids Monday. (Tulsa World)Heat was on in camp, now so is OU offense: The OklahomanNow no one's laughing at father of Tulsa quarterback: The OklahomanLofton coming along strong: Norman TranscriptTU's Smith, Stoops traveled road not taken: Tulsa WorldTulsa regroups, adjusts for OU: Tulsa WorldGrading the 'D': Tulsa WorldStoops calls TU's QB a competitor: MuskogeePhoenixLabels: Curtis Lofton, DJ Wolfe, Injury, Oklahoma Sooners, Utah State
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
OU-Colorado game time announced: Fox Sports Net will broadcast OU's game at Colorado on Sept. 29. The game will kick off at 12:30 p.m. (NewsOK.com)Single game OU-TU soldout; Ticket packages available: Single-game tickets have been sold out for the OU-TU football game. A limited number of mini-paks remain available. Mini-pak plans are a three-game package that includes tickets to the Oklahoma, UAB and Houston games. Prices are $102 and $90. Call 631-4688 to purchase a mini-pak. (Tulsa World)Ryan Broyles receives deferred sentence and $100 fine: Update: Ryan Broyles arrested... Although they tried, Norman police investigators said Monday they never learned how a suspended University of Oklahoma football player got a key and an override code to a gas pump at a city convenience store. Ryan Broyles, 19, pleaded no contest in Cleveland County District Court Friday to a misdemeanor count of attempted petty larceny, effectively ending their investigation, Capt. Leonard Judy said. In an unscheduled court appearance, Broyles entered the plea before Special District Judge Reg Gaston. Gaston placed Broyles on a six-month deferred sentence and fined him $100. "Without anything further to go on, we essentially came to a dead end,” Judy said, implying that Broyles never told investigators how a key and code came into his possession. (NewsOK.com)QB matchup highlights OU-TU QBs: The Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award will highlight the game at Tulsa -- Sam Bradford versus Paul Smith -- as its marquee matchup for this week. Smith is on the O'Brien preseason watch list, and Bradford is among the nation's leaders in several statistical categories. The O'Brien Award this season has opened its voting to fans. Fans can vote once daily at cf,fgc www.DaveyOBrien.com. b = [100.0] The top three vote-getters will be added to the semifinalist list, and fan votes will then count 5 percent toward determining the finalists and winner. (Tulsa World)The difference between Stoops and Gundy: Norman TranscriptRotating Sooners stay fresh: Norman TranscriptPreserving history with a little English: The OklahomanGraham's message -- Tulsa won't be intimidated: The OklahomanUT's 3-0 record not very convincing: The OklahomanSooners impressed by freshman's maturity: Tulsa WorldGames on Friday will remain rare: Tulsa WorldWin or lose, Friday is big for Tulsa: Tulsa WorldVeteran QB, receivers key to TU's success: Tulsa WorldOU's line keeps offense's heads spinning: Dallas Morning NewsOU defense eyes toughest test yet: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramOU's Bradford has been season's biggest surprise: ESPN.comLabels: Colorado Buffalo, Oklahoma Sooners, Ryan Broyles, Tickets, Tulsa Football
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Monday, September 17, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma HS ADs and Coaches not in favor of Friday night college games: Lawton athletic director Steve Cothren said his district draws 70 percent of its annual revenue through football ticket sales. "The decision these three Oklahoma universities made to play on Friday was based on the revenue they will gain from the TV broadcast with a total disregard for the revenue Oklahoma high school athletic departments will lose," Cothren said. "I am not saying that because of these two football games we will not be able to fund athletics in Lawton. I am saying that the actions of these three universities are disappointing and show us that we are not important to them." (NewsOK.com)Stoops: Lofton compares to great OU LBs in awhile: Bob Stoops speaking to the media on Curtis Lofton told them.. "He's playing as well as anyone we've had,” he ( Stoops) said. "Really, Ryan is, too." (NewsOK.com)
Patrick hopes to dominate Tulsa: “I expect us to go out and here and dominate,” running back Allen Patrick said. “That’s what we work on and that’s our goal, to go out and just dominate teams."(Tulsa World)
OU begins short week for Tulsa: SoonerSports.com
Sooner football heard in Spanish: Norman Transcript
Blowout doesn't help: Norman Transcript
Bradford's the real deal: Norman Transcript
Sooners face a test: The Oklahoman
OU missed out by not recruiting Smith: The Oklahoman
After win, OU falls in poll: The Oklahoman
Boren thinks Sooners have 50-50 chance of winning appeal: The Oklahoman
Stoops avoids Bradford all-star talk: Enid News
Around the Big 12: Dallas Morning News
Short week for No. 4 Oklahoma: Dallas Morning News
OU having success without early script: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Labels: Allen Patrick, Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma Sooners, Tulsa Football
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
McCoy out against Utah State: Redshirt freshman defensive tackle Gerald McCoy didn't start for the first time this season and didn't get into the game. Backup Steven Coleman, a senior from Skyline, started in McCoy's place. McCoy broke the fourth metacarpal bone in his right hand against Miami last week and has been wearing a cast ever since. McCoy said earlier this week that the cast slows him down.(Dallas Morning News | |
