OU's Granger suffers sprained foot
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DeMarcus Granger suffering from a sprained left foot: Oklahoma junior defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger of Kimball suffered a sprained left foot late in the first half Saturday against Washington on a play in which Huskies' players appeared to rough him up. "There looked to be some of that," OU coach Bob Stoops said Monday. "Unfortunate any time any of that happens. There is always a lot of rough and tough play inside. Nobody here's whining about it." (Dallas Morning News)
Stoops thanks many others for 100th win: "There's been a ton of people responsible for it," Coach Bob Stoops said. "My great administration, great assistant coaches who have been fabulous to work with, a bunch of great young men we get to see who work so hard. "I feel fortunate every day, believe me, to be at such a quality place with such good people. Blessed and fortunate."
Sooners look familiar: Norman Transcript
Granger's status uncertain: Norman Transcript
OU a different team in '08: Tulsa World
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Four questions about Sooner football: The Oklahoman
Sooners almost flawless so far, but remaining foes are 21-3: The Oklahoman
OU football notebook: The Oklahoman
USC helps out Big 12 powers: Dallas Morning News
Big 12 rankings: Sooners rolling, rest of conference following: ESPN.com CFB Blog
Things we learned about the Big 12 this weekend: ESPN.com CFB Blog
Blogpoll, Week Three: Oklahoma No. 2: EDSBS
DeMarcus Granger suffering from a sprained left foot: Oklahoma junior defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger of Kimball suffered a sprained left foot late in the first half Saturday against Washington on a play in which Huskies' players appeared to rough him up. "There looked to be some of that," OU coach Bob Stoops said Monday. "Unfortunate any time any of that happens. There is always a lot of rough and tough play inside. Nobody here's whining about it." (Dallas Morning News)
Stoops thanks many others for 100th win: "There's been a ton of people responsible for it," Coach Bob Stoops said. "My great administration, great assistant coaches who have been fabulous to work with, a bunch of great young men we get to see who work so hard. "I feel fortunate every day, believe me, to be at such a quality place with such good people. Blessed and fortunate."
Sooners look familiar: Norman Transcript
Granger's status uncertain: Norman Transcript
OU a different team in '08: Tulsa World
OU Notebook: Tulsa World
Four questions about Sooner football: The Oklahoman
Sooners almost flawless so far, but remaining foes are 21-3: The Oklahoman
OU football notebook: The Oklahoman
USC helps out Big 12 powers: Dallas Morning News
Big 12 rankings: Sooners rolling, rest of conference following: ESPN.com CFB Blog
Things we learned about the Big 12 this weekend: ESPN.com CFB Blog
Blogpoll, Week Three: Oklahoma No. 2: EDSBS
Labels: Bob Stoops, DeMarcus Granger, Oklahoma Sooners
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