20 Seniors to Play Final Game at Owen Field
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Senior day vs. Texas Tech: Lost in the hoopla of Saturday night's matchup is the fact that 20 Oklahoma seniors are playing their final game at Owen Field. "They've been a great group of seniors and great attitude guys," coach Bob Stoops said, "and I really thought they stepped up early on in the year and really have shown a lot of leadership, maybe more so than some of the seniors we've had, which you appreciate as a coach." OU is 39-11, 24-8 in the Big 12 Conference and has won back-to-back league championships over the seniors' four-year tenure. (Tulsa World)
Halzle working on childrens coloring book: (Joey) Halzle is developing a coloring book for kids at The Children's Hospital at the OU Medical Center. He hopes to use photographs of Sooner players, which will be turned into pictures that can be colored, then bound together. He wants to include quotes, too, words that would encourage and inspire children battling life-threatening illnesses. These are kids, after all, who touched Halzle's heart. "It puts things in perspective," he said of visiting The Children's Hospital. "It's a great experience to go and spend time." (More at The Oklahoman)
Gresham not thinking NFL.. right now: There is speculation that tight end Jermaine Gresham is among the Sooner underclassmen who are NFL draft-worthy and, therefore, might consider this a final home game. "It never came up in my mind," Gresham said earlier this week. "I just play football one game at a time. No looking to the future." (Tulsa World)
Season spotlight on OU's Bradford, Tech's Harrell: The Oklahoman
Sooner football team likes home cooking: The Oklahoman
Leach is Tech's mad scientist: Norman Transcript
Coaches agree, 'D' at T-Tech improved: Tulsa World
Police issue counterfeit ticket warning for OU-Texas Tech: Tulsa World
To huddle, or not to huddle -- What was the question?: Tulsa World
Heisman race could hinge on Tech-OU: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sooners having no problems with no-huddle offense: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
OU's not-so-special teams: ESPN.com
Stoops, Sooners have stumbled in recent spotlight games: ESPN.com
Fowler -- Red Raiders' offense should give OU defense fits: ESPN.com
Is this the year Red Raiders win in Norman?: The Sporting News
Senior day vs. Texas Tech: Lost in the hoopla of Saturday night's matchup is the fact that 20 Oklahoma seniors are playing their final game at Owen Field. "They've been a great group of seniors and great attitude guys," coach Bob Stoops said, "and I really thought they stepped up early on in the year and really have shown a lot of leadership, maybe more so than some of the seniors we've had, which you appreciate as a coach." OU is 39-11, 24-8 in the Big 12 Conference and has won back-to-back league championships over the seniors' four-year tenure. (Tulsa World)
Halzle working on childrens coloring book: (Joey) Halzle is developing a coloring book for kids at The Children's Hospital at the OU Medical Center. He hopes to use photographs of Sooner players, which will be turned into pictures that can be colored, then bound together. He wants to include quotes, too, words that would encourage and inspire children battling life-threatening illnesses. These are kids, after all, who touched Halzle's heart. "It puts things in perspective," he said of visiting The Children's Hospital. "It's a great experience to go and spend time." (More at The Oklahoman)
Gresham not thinking NFL.. right now: There is speculation that tight end Jermaine Gresham is among the Sooner underclassmen who are NFL draft-worthy and, therefore, might consider this a final home game. "It never came up in my mind," Gresham said earlier this week. "I just play football one game at a time. No looking to the future." (Tulsa World)
Season spotlight on OU's Bradford, Tech's Harrell: The Oklahoman
Sooner football team likes home cooking: The Oklahoman
Leach is Tech's mad scientist: Norman Transcript
Coaches agree, 'D' at T-Tech improved: Tulsa World
Police issue counterfeit ticket warning for OU-Texas Tech: Tulsa World
To huddle, or not to huddle -- What was the question?: Tulsa World
Heisman race could hinge on Tech-OU: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sooners having no problems with no-huddle offense: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
OU's not-so-special teams: ESPN.com
Stoops, Sooners have stumbled in recent spotlight games: ESPN.com
Fowler -- Red Raiders' offense should give OU defense fits: ESPN.com
Is this the year Red Raiders win in Norman?: The Sporting News
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