(10/31) OU Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Parking police: You've been warned...: Starting Saturday, Norman police officers will start issuing tickets to people who violate parking restrictions near the University of Oklahoma on game days. Fans are no longer allowed to park on both sides of campus-area residential streets, police said, because it was difficult for emergency vehicles to pass. The change took effect in August, and signs indicate where drivers may and may not park. (The Oklahoman)
Remembering Oct. 28, 2000: One of the most memorable dates in Oklahoma football history is Oct. 28, 2000, the day the Sooners returned to No. 1 with a 31-14 victory over previously-top ranked Nebraska. What was current OU quarterback Sam Bradford doing at the time? "I was playing a hockey game that day," he said, "so I wasn't able to come to the game. But I remember the first thing after the game was over, I skated over to the glass and asked my dad if we won. He said that we did." (Tulsa World)
Want some hoops? Before attending Saturday's 7 p.m. kickoff against Nebraska, Oklahoma fans can get a glimpse of the Big 12 Conference men's favorite when the Sooners hold an intrasquad basketball scrimmage at McCasland Field House. The scrimmage is open and free to the public. Doors will open at 2:30 p.m., with drills starting at 3, followed by two 15-minute periods of live action beginning at 3:30. (The Oklahoman)
McCoy on being a part of history: SoonerSports.com
Pelini's road to Nebraska's coaching position looks familiar: The Oklahoman
Sooners castoff Mike Reed finds his place: The Oklahoman
OU parking enforcement gets sterner: The Oklahoman
Rivalry not what it was: Norman Transcript
Stoops, Pelini go way back: Tulsa World
Tight end Kolby Smith lives his dream of being a Sooner: Omaha World-Herald
Huskers finding few weaknesses in OU: Grand Island Independent
Why the Huskers will beat the Sooners: Big Red Network
Resurgent Murray adds to OU's firepower: Husker Extra
Holt likely to sit out against OU: Husker Extra
Five keys to Oklahoma: Nebraska State Paper
A rivalry at half-mast: Nebraska State Paper
Nebraska walk-on LB could see increased action against OU: ESPN.com
Sooners and Huskers hope to rekindle rivalry: ESPN.com
Parking police: You've been warned...: Starting Saturday, Norman police officers will start issuing tickets to people who violate parking restrictions near the University of Oklahoma on game days. Fans are no longer allowed to park on both sides of campus-area residential streets, police said, because it was difficult for emergency vehicles to pass. The change took effect in August, and signs indicate where drivers may and may not park. (The Oklahoman)
Remembering Oct. 28, 2000: One of the most memorable dates in Oklahoma football history is Oct. 28, 2000, the day the Sooners returned to No. 1 with a 31-14 victory over previously-top ranked Nebraska. What was current OU quarterback Sam Bradford doing at the time? "I was playing a hockey game that day," he said, "so I wasn't able to come to the game. But I remember the first thing after the game was over, I skated over to the glass and asked my dad if we won. He said that we did." (Tulsa World)
Want some hoops? Before attending Saturday's 7 p.m. kickoff against Nebraska, Oklahoma fans can get a glimpse of the Big 12 Conference men's favorite when the Sooners hold an intrasquad basketball scrimmage at McCasland Field House. The scrimmage is open and free to the public. Doors will open at 2:30 p.m., with drills starting at 3, followed by two 15-minute periods of live action beginning at 3:30. (The Oklahoman)
McCoy on being a part of history: SoonerSports.com
Pelini's road to Nebraska's coaching position looks familiar: The Oklahoman
Sooners castoff Mike Reed finds his place: The Oklahoman
OU parking enforcement gets sterner: The Oklahoman
Rivalry not what it was: Norman Transcript
Stoops, Pelini go way back: Tulsa World
Tight end Kolby Smith lives his dream of being a Sooner: Omaha World-Herald
Huskers finding few weaknesses in OU: Grand Island Independent
Why the Huskers will beat the Sooners: Big Red Network
Resurgent Murray adds to OU's firepower: Husker Extra
Holt likely to sit out against OU: Husker Extra
Five keys to Oklahoma: Nebraska State Paper
A rivalry at half-mast: Nebraska State Paper
Nebraska walk-on LB could see increased action against OU: ESPN.com
Sooners and Huskers hope to rekindle rivalry: ESPN.com
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