R.J. Washington to play soon
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Washington expected to play: Defensive ends coach Chris Wilson said that freshman defensive end R.J. Washington likely will play for the first time this season Saturday against Washington. "We're expecting to see him this week," Wilson said. "He's had a really good week of practice." The Sooners have lost two defensive ends since the season started, prompting the OU coaches to consider pulling Washington out of redshirt. First, senior John Williams left the team. Then, redshirt freshman Frank Alexander was stabbed in the arm during a party and is not expected back until TCU in two weeks at the earliest. "We just need to keep getting R.J. reps, and if we do, I'll believe he'll really pay off for us later in the season," Wilson said. Washington was considered the gem of the 2008 recruiting class after being rated by many as the top high school defensive end in the nation. (The Oklahoman)
Gresham's message to Sooner fans: SoonerSports.com
Husky QB a real threat: Norman Transcript
Sooners looking for win on the road: Tulsa World
OU Football Notebook: Tulsa World
Poor Venables never stood a chance: Tulsa World
Huskies' Locker will be hard to contain: The Oklahoman
Sooners touted as offensive Cyclone: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Potent Sooners big test for Husky defense: Kitap Sun
Washington expected to play: Defensive ends coach Chris Wilson said that freshman defensive end R.J. Washington likely will play for the first time this season Saturday against Washington. "We're expecting to see him this week," Wilson said. "He's had a really good week of practice." The Sooners have lost two defensive ends since the season started, prompting the OU coaches to consider pulling Washington out of redshirt. First, senior John Williams left the team. Then, redshirt freshman Frank Alexander was stabbed in the arm during a party and is not expected back until TCU in two weeks at the earliest. "We just need to keep getting R.J. reps, and if we do, I'll believe he'll really pay off for us later in the season," Wilson said. Washington was considered the gem of the 2008 recruiting class after being rated by many as the top high school defensive end in the nation. (The Oklahoman)
Gresham's message to Sooner fans: SoonerSports.com
Husky QB a real threat: Norman Transcript
Sooners looking for win on the road: Tulsa World
OU Football Notebook: Tulsa World
Poor Venables never stood a chance: Tulsa World
Huskies' Locker will be hard to contain: The Oklahoman
Sooners touted as offensive Cyclone: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Potent Sooners big test for Husky defense: Kitap Sun
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