Coach Stoops avoids Pac-10 officiating questions
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Coach Bob Stoops on Pac-10 officiating: Coach Stoops today, commented on last weekend's Pac-10 officials controversial call. "Hey, that's the way it is," Sooners' Coach Bob Stoops said on Monday's Big 12 coaches' conference call, "so we're going to go play and hopefully play as well as we can." Asked if Stoops even saw the play in question? "I did," Stoops said. "But for me to comment on it wouldn't be appropriate." (LA Times) Pac-10 Conference officiating crew will work Saturday's game against Washington.
Stoops dismisses claims: Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said he saw nothing on tape that would warrant postgame comments criticizing the Sooners' conduct Saturday in a fourth-quarter pileup that resulted in an injury to Cincinnati quarterback Dustin Grutza."Heck, no," Stoops said Sunday. "Absolutely not." Stoops said he saw nothing out of the ordinary."Our guys did what any other guy does, just trying to get a sack," Stoops said. "Unfortunately two guys [were] at him and it ended up, as they're taking him to the ground, his foot was caught, I guess."There was nothing that would have indicated [anything unnecessary]." (Star-Telegram)
OU's Stoops dismisses dirty play claims: The Oklahoman
Breaking down Washington: The Oklahoman
Seattle/Oklahoma connections: The Oklahoman
Four questions about OU football: The Oklahoman
Emerald City could inflict major pain with victory over Sooner football team: The Oklahoman
Sooners' new no-back, empty formation worked well against Bearcats: The Oklahoman
Sooners do it all: Norman Transcript
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Know the Foe: Tulsa World
OU faces a challenge on the road: Tulsa World
Strategy strengthens OU: Tulsa World
Coach Bob Stoops on Pac-10 officiating: Coach Stoops today, commented on last weekend's Pac-10 officials controversial call. "Hey, that's the way it is," Sooners' Coach Bob Stoops said on Monday's Big 12 coaches' conference call, "so we're going to go play and hopefully play as well as we can." Asked if Stoops even saw the play in question? "I did," Stoops said. "But for me to comment on it wouldn't be appropriate." (LA Times) Pac-10 Conference officiating crew will work Saturday's game against Washington.
Stoops dismisses claims: Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said he saw nothing on tape that would warrant postgame comments criticizing the Sooners' conduct Saturday in a fourth-quarter pileup that resulted in an injury to Cincinnati quarterback Dustin Grutza."Heck, no," Stoops said Sunday. "Absolutely not." Stoops said he saw nothing out of the ordinary."Our guys did what any other guy does, just trying to get a sack," Stoops said. "Unfortunately two guys [were] at him and it ended up, as they're taking him to the ground, his foot was caught, I guess."There was nothing that would have indicated [anything unnecessary]." (Star-Telegram)
OU's Stoops dismisses dirty play claims: The Oklahoman
Breaking down Washington: The Oklahoman
Seattle/Oklahoma connections: The Oklahoman
Four questions about OU football: The Oklahoman
Emerald City could inflict major pain with victory over Sooner football team: The Oklahoman
Sooners' new no-back, empty formation worked well against Bearcats: The Oklahoman
Sooners do it all: Norman Transcript
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Know the Foe: Tulsa World
OU faces a challenge on the road: Tulsa World
Strategy strengthens OU: Tulsa World
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