College GameDay to Broadcast Live! from Cotton Bowl
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
ESPN College GameDay at Cotton Bowl: ESPN's College GameDay will be at the OU-Texas football game this week at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. The show starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, two hours before kickoff between OU and Texas. The Sooners' game against the Longhorns will be televised on ABC HD. College GameDay will be on ESPN HD. GameDay is hosted by Chris Fowler, with analysts Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard. According to a press release from ESPN, the first hour of the show will originate from outside the Cotton Bowl. The second hour will originate from the field inside the stadium. (Tulsa World)
Injury update; Granger, McCoy expected to play: After practice on Monday, coach Bob Stoops raised the hopes of Sooner fans everywhere. "Everyone practiced to some degree today," Stoops said. "And right now our trainers are pretty optimistic and feel that everyone will be ready to play. Now, I'm not going to detail it all week on who is where, what percentage — I don't know how to do any of that. It's their feeling today that everyone's expected to play. If I know at one point that someone isn't going to play, then I'll say so." The question marks surrounded a pair of captains in defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and center Jon Cooper, and defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger, a former starter who hasn't played since a foot injury at Washington. (Tulsa World)
The real McCoy? Texas QB regains form: The Oklahoman
Red River win won't change recruiting: The Oklahoman
OU Notebook -- Clayton earns co-defensive player honors: The Oklahoman
OU staff optimistic on injured players: The Oklahoman
This year, OU-Texas is how it should be: OU Daily
Dallas showdown could make or break Sooners’ season: OU Daily
Stoops kicks up the confidence: Tulsa World
Ex-Sooners, 'Horns honor hero: Tulsa World
Stoops discusses OU-Texas game in teleconference: Tulsa World
Stoops thrives in OU-Texas week: Tulsa World
Oklahoma emphasizes being victorious visitors: Dallas Morning News
Texas hopes to get to Oklahoma's Bradford: Dallas Morning News
Lines could decide Red River Rivalry: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Defensive coordinator bleeds energy into Texas defense: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
RB Chris Ogbonnaya to start against OU: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Stoops is transformed by Red River Rivalry hope: ESPN.com
Healthy Oklahoma defensive front adds to Texas' woes: ESPN.com
Power Rankings -- Sooners, Tide then who?: ESPN.com
Matchup -- The receivers: Austin American-Statesman
Scouting Oklahoma: Austin American-Statesman
Notebook -- Ogbonnaya gets start, UT still seeks answers: Austin American-Statesman
When Texas-OU play, turnovers are key: Austin American-Statesman
Questions and answers on UT-OU matchup: Austin American-Statesman
McCoy has made name for himself among Sooners: Austin American-Statesman
OU's Reynolds took tough road to perfection: San Antonio Express-News
Lewis goes from running back to OU's leading tackler: San Antonio Express-News
Stakes keep getting bigger for Stoops, Brown: San Antonio Express-News
Running game still a puzzle for UT: San Antonio Express-News
Red River Rivalry -- Gunning for No. 1: San Antonio Express-News
No. 1 Sooners could be healed in time for Texas: Associated Press/Google News
Texas-OU Notes -- Third downs an issue for 'Horns: Houston Chronicle
It's a fitting time for Red River Shootout: Fox Sports.com
ESPN College GameDay at Cotton Bowl: ESPN's College GameDay will be at the OU-Texas football game this week at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. The show starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, two hours before kickoff between OU and Texas. The Sooners' game against the Longhorns will be televised on ABC HD. College GameDay will be on ESPN HD. GameDay is hosted by Chris Fowler, with analysts Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard. According to a press release from ESPN, the first hour of the show will originate from outside the Cotton Bowl. The second hour will originate from the field inside the stadium. (Tulsa World)
Injury update; Granger, McCoy expected to play: After practice on Monday, coach Bob Stoops raised the hopes of Sooner fans everywhere. "Everyone practiced to some degree today," Stoops said. "And right now our trainers are pretty optimistic and feel that everyone will be ready to play. Now, I'm not going to detail it all week on who is where, what percentage — I don't know how to do any of that. It's their feeling today that everyone's expected to play. If I know at one point that someone isn't going to play, then I'll say so." The question marks surrounded a pair of captains in defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and center Jon Cooper, and defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger, a former starter who hasn't played since a foot injury at Washington. (Tulsa World)
The real McCoy? Texas QB regains form: The Oklahoman
Red River win won't change recruiting: The Oklahoman
OU Notebook -- Clayton earns co-defensive player honors: The Oklahoman
OU staff optimistic on injured players: The Oklahoman
This year, OU-Texas is how it should be: OU Daily
Dallas showdown could make or break Sooners’ season: OU Daily
Stoops kicks up the confidence: Tulsa World
Ex-Sooners, 'Horns honor hero: Tulsa World
Stoops discusses OU-Texas game in teleconference: Tulsa World
Stoops thrives in OU-Texas week: Tulsa World
Oklahoma emphasizes being victorious visitors: Dallas Morning News
Texas hopes to get to Oklahoma's Bradford: Dallas Morning News
Lines could decide Red River Rivalry: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Defensive coordinator bleeds energy into Texas defense: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
RB Chris Ogbonnaya to start against OU: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Stoops is transformed by Red River Rivalry hope: ESPN.com
Healthy Oklahoma defensive front adds to Texas' woes: ESPN.com
Power Rankings -- Sooners, Tide then who?: ESPN.com
Matchup -- The receivers: Austin American-Statesman
Scouting Oklahoma: Austin American-Statesman
Notebook -- Ogbonnaya gets start, UT still seeks answers: Austin American-Statesman
When Texas-OU play, turnovers are key: Austin American-Statesman
Questions and answers on UT-OU matchup: Austin American-Statesman
McCoy has made name for himself among Sooners: Austin American-Statesman
OU's Reynolds took tough road to perfection: San Antonio Express-News
Lewis goes from running back to OU's leading tackler: San Antonio Express-News
Stakes keep getting bigger for Stoops, Brown: San Antonio Express-News
Running game still a puzzle for UT: San Antonio Express-News
Red River Rivalry -- Gunning for No. 1: San Antonio Express-News
No. 1 Sooners could be healed in time for Texas: Associated Press/Google News
Texas-OU Notes -- Third downs an issue for 'Horns: Houston Chronicle
It's a fitting time for Red River Shootout: Fox Sports.com
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