OU Lineman Arrested for DUI
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Sooner OT Phil Loadholt arrested: Oklahoma senior starting left tackle Phil Loadholt was arrested Saturday along Interstate 35 on suspicion of driving under the influence and for allegedly transporting an open container, criminal misdemeanor charges, according to Oklahoma Highway Patrol documents. Kenny Mossman, OU senior associate athletics director in charge of communications, said he did not expect coach Bob Stoops to comment on the arrest. The situation likely will be handled internally, and it is not expected that Loadholt, 22, will be dismissed from the team. (The Oklahoman) UPDATED: Loadholt, the Sooners' 6-foot-8, 350-pound starting left tackle, was pulled over at 2:35 a.m. Saturday after a state trooper saw his white Chevy Impala cross the center line and run onto the shoulder on Interstate 35 in Norman, according to an affidavit filed in Cleveland County District Court. The trooper reported in his affidavit that Loadholt, 22, had a blood-alcohol content of 0.15 percent – or nearly twice the legal limit of 0.08 percent – on two separate tests. The trooper's affidavit also indicated that open containers of Busch Light beer and malt liquor were on the center console of Loadholt's car. (Dallas Morning News)
OU lineman Loadholt arrested: The Oklahoman
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Sooner OT Phil Loadholt arrested: Oklahoma senior starting left tackle Phil Loadholt was arrested Saturday along Interstate 35 on suspicion of driving under the influence and for allegedly transporting an open container, criminal misdemeanor charges, according to Oklahoma Highway Patrol documents. Kenny Mossman, OU senior associate athletics director in charge of communications, said he did not expect coach Bob Stoops to comment on the arrest. The situation likely will be handled internally, and it is not expected that Loadholt, 22, will be dismissed from the team. (The Oklahoman) UPDATED: Loadholt, the Sooners' 6-foot-8, 350-pound starting left tackle, was pulled over at 2:35 a.m. Saturday after a state trooper saw his white Chevy Impala cross the center line and run onto the shoulder on Interstate 35 in Norman, according to an affidavit filed in Cleveland County District Court. The trooper reported in his affidavit that Loadholt, 22, had a blood-alcohol content of 0.15 percent – or nearly twice the legal limit of 0.08 percent – on two separate tests. The trooper's affidavit also indicated that open containers of Busch Light beer and malt liquor were on the center console of Loadholt's car. (Dallas Morning News)
OU lineman Loadholt arrested: The Oklahoman
Kids take home some Adrian moments after a day at Norman camp: The Oklahoman
Adrian Peterson interview: The Oklahoman
Video board from every angle: SoonerSports.com
Peterson appears on the cusp of reaching superstar status: The Oklahoman
Oklahoma’s Greatest Football All-American (1975): Crimson and Cream Machine
Oklahoma’s Greatest Football All-American (1974): Crimson and Cream Machine
Big 12 South preview: 1. OU. 2. Tech. 3. UT. 4. A&M: Houston Chronicle
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