(9/18) OU Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Stoops on Granger injury: Coach Bob Stoop on DeMarcus Granger injury... "There's something in the tendon and the bone and they (OU physicians) are experimenting on whether to let it heal or take four weeks and see if DeMarcus can come back, or the other thing is to possibly do surgery and pin it," OU coach Bob Stoops said following Wednesday's practice. "DeMarcus and the doctors are uncertain. I know it's been reported that he's done for the year. That isn't the case yet. If he gets it pinned, he obviously will be. If he doesn't, he could be out four or five weeks. We'll just see." (Norman Transcript)
OU's practice schedule: With an idle Saturday, the Sooners altered their practice schedule slightly this week. "Our Tuesday and Wednesday as we go through the week are usually pretty heavy," Stoops said. "They go against each other a lot on inside drill and team sessions. We try to keep each other sharp. Blitz periods, we come after each other. We'll do that Tuesday and Wednesday and probably part of Thursday." (Tulsa World)
Moore to see more action: The Sooners plan to keep their four-man rotation at defensive tackle with or without Granger. Junior Cordero Moore will move up to Granger's spot. "I think he'll do a good job," defensive tackles coach Jackie Shipp said of Moore. "We'll keep working at it and we'll get him ready." Moore saw his first action of the season in the Washington game. He made one tackle. (Norman Transcript)
Possibility of a USC-Oklahoma title game: SI.com
Revamped Cotton Bowl features more seats, better facilities for fans, teams: The Oklahoman
It's too early for all this, but OU, USC might be headed for another matchup: The Oklahoman
OU loses Granger to injury: The Oklahoman
What they're saying about the Sooners, Trojans: The Oklahoman
Foot injury shelves Sooners' Granger: Tulsa World
Sooner offense -- it's all about the plays: Tulsa World
Up close with Travis Lewis: Tulsa World
Just a precaution for Bradford: Norman Transcript
A dozen Big 12 players make a name for themselves: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Stoops won't let milestone distract: Dallas Morning News
Stoops on Granger injury: Coach Bob Stoop on DeMarcus Granger injury... "There's something in the tendon and the bone and they (OU physicians) are experimenting on whether to let it heal or take four weeks and see if DeMarcus can come back, or the other thing is to possibly do surgery and pin it," OU coach Bob Stoops said following Wednesday's practice. "DeMarcus and the doctors are uncertain. I know it's been reported that he's done for the year. That isn't the case yet. If he gets it pinned, he obviously will be. If he doesn't, he could be out four or five weeks. We'll just see." (Norman Transcript)
OU's practice schedule: With an idle Saturday, the Sooners altered their practice schedule slightly this week. "Our Tuesday and Wednesday as we go through the week are usually pretty heavy," Stoops said. "They go against each other a lot on inside drill and team sessions. We try to keep each other sharp. Blitz periods, we come after each other. We'll do that Tuesday and Wednesday and probably part of Thursday." (Tulsa World)
Moore to see more action: The Sooners plan to keep their four-man rotation at defensive tackle with or without Granger. Junior Cordero Moore will move up to Granger's spot. "I think he'll do a good job," defensive tackles coach Jackie Shipp said of Moore. "We'll keep working at it and we'll get him ready." Moore saw his first action of the season in the Washington game. He made one tackle. (Norman Transcript)
Possibility of a USC-Oklahoma title game: SI.com
Revamped Cotton Bowl features more seats, better facilities for fans, teams: The Oklahoman
It's too early for all this, but OU, USC might be headed for another matchup: The Oklahoman
OU loses Granger to injury: The Oklahoman
What they're saying about the Sooners, Trojans: The Oklahoman
Foot injury shelves Sooners' Granger: Tulsa World
Sooner offense -- it's all about the plays: Tulsa World
Up close with Travis Lewis: Tulsa World
Just a precaution for Bradford: Norman Transcript
A dozen Big 12 players make a name for themselves: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Stoops won't let milestone distract: Dallas Morning News
Labels: Bob Stoops, DeMarcus Granger, Oklahoma Sooners, Practice
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