(10/3) OU Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Moreland working on kicking game: OU freshman Matt Moreland struggled again with his kickoffs last week. He failed to reach the end zone on all six kicks, and has earned just three touchbacks in four games. Asked if there was something Moreland could do to improve the situation, OU coach Bob Stoops replied: "Yeah, kick it farther. Matt's got a big leg. I do see it more in practice than I've been able to see it in games. It's just continuing to work the technique." The Sooners are about willing to try anything. "We were talking the other day, you have a set of balls that are just game balls that we need to work with more in practice," Stoops said. "It's like hitting a bad golf ball. You hit a good one, it reacts differently. We'll see if that doesn't help a little bit." (Tulsa World)
McCoy and English define leadership: SoonerSports.com
A new day in Waco: Norman Transcript
Bradford not campaigning: Norman Transcript
Don't bet on a Colorado repeat Saturday at Baylor: Tulsa World
Two new cornerbacks get rave reviews so far: The Oklahoman
Could lowly foe sneak up on OU?: The Oklahoman
Sophomore back powers Sooners from all angles: Waco Tribune
Sooners are the new No. 1, but will it last? Salt Lake Tribune
Tide, Sooners have spirit of '63: Florida Sun-Sentinel
Sooner or later, they're on top: Boston Globe
Loaded Big 12 kicks off conference play: USA Today
Baylor's Smith calls his shot against Sooners: ESPN.com
Sooners continue luck in Nevada with top prospect Chaisson: ESPN.com
Moreland working on kicking game: OU freshman Matt Moreland struggled again with his kickoffs last week. He failed to reach the end zone on all six kicks, and has earned just three touchbacks in four games. Asked if there was something Moreland could do to improve the situation, OU coach Bob Stoops replied: "Yeah, kick it farther. Matt's got a big leg. I do see it more in practice than I've been able to see it in games. It's just continuing to work the technique." The Sooners are about willing to try anything. "We were talking the other day, you have a set of balls that are just game balls that we need to work with more in practice," Stoops said. "It's like hitting a bad golf ball. You hit a good one, it reacts differently. We'll see if that doesn't help a little bit." (Tulsa World)
McCoy and English define leadership: SoonerSports.com
A new day in Waco: Norman Transcript
Bradford not campaigning: Norman Transcript
Don't bet on a Colorado repeat Saturday at Baylor: Tulsa World
Two new cornerbacks get rave reviews so far: The Oklahoman
Could lowly foe sneak up on OU?: The Oklahoman
Sophomore back powers Sooners from all angles: Waco Tribune
Sooners are the new No. 1, but will it last? Salt Lake Tribune
Tide, Sooners have spirit of '63: Florida Sun-Sentinel
Sooner or later, they're on top: Boston Globe
Loaded Big 12 kicks off conference play: USA Today
Baylor's Smith calls his shot against Sooners: ESPN.com
Sooners continue luck in Nevada with top prospect Chaisson: ESPN.com
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