English out for Bedlam
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Auston English expected to miss Bedlam: A fractured ankle kept the Oklahoma defensive end from last year's 49-17 victory over Oklahoma State. This time, the problem is a sprained left knee suffered against Nebraska Nov. 1. "He's progressing well, but we don't expect him to play this week," OU coach Bob Stoops said during the Big 12 teleconference Monday morning. Asked if English could return for the Big 12 championship Dec. 6, should the Sooners win in Stillwater Saturday night and then win a three-way Big 12 South tiebreaker via BCS ranking, Stoops said: "Possibly. I'm sure they'll evaluate him a little later in the week. He's getting better, but I couldn't tell you about next week." (Tulsa World)
Gresham Mackey Award finalist: Oklahoma's Jermaine Gresham was today announced as one of three finalists for the John Mackey Award, which is presented annually to the top tight end in college football. Gresham leads the Big 12, which produced all three finalists, in touchdown receptions by tight ends with 10. He has 41 grabs for 648 yards, an average of 15.8 per catch, a figure that also leads the conference. The junior from Ardmore, Okla., also has been a key component in Oklahoma's potent rushing attack by averaging 5.7 knockdown blocks per game. The Sooners rank No. 3 nationally in total offense and No. 20 in rushing offense. Gresham is trying to become the first Sooner to win the award. Trent Smith was a finalist for the Mackey in 2001. (SoonerSports PR)
Robinson, Bradford going to Disney: SoonerSports.com
Bedlam single-game sales ticket policy limits supply, drives up value: The Oklahoman
Stoops declines coaches poll vote: The Oklahoman
Lobbying begins on Sooner, Texas fronts: The Oklahoman
Breaking ties could vary: The Oklahoman
Cowboys spent little time watching Sooners: The Oklahoman
Brown favors playoff, but commissioner disagrees: Tulsa World
Tech still leads OU in two computer rankings: Tulsa World
Bedlam rankings and rivalry: Tulsa World
OU Football Notebook: Tulsa World
In recognition of OU's Gundy: Tulsa World
Sooners up for honors: Norman Transcript
Oklahoma State's Hunter expected to play against Oklahoma: Dallas Morning News
Oklahoma DEs English, Davis expected to be out: Dallas Morning News
Mack Brown in favor of eight-team playoff: Star-Telegram
SEC Champ, Oklahoma to play for BCS title: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Video -- Stoops on the Sooners: ESPN.com
Auston English expected to miss Bedlam: A fractured ankle kept the Oklahoma defensive end from last year's 49-17 victory over Oklahoma State. This time, the problem is a sprained left knee suffered against Nebraska Nov. 1. "He's progressing well, but we don't expect him to play this week," OU coach Bob Stoops said during the Big 12 teleconference Monday morning. Asked if English could return for the Big 12 championship Dec. 6, should the Sooners win in Stillwater Saturday night and then win a three-way Big 12 South tiebreaker via BCS ranking, Stoops said: "Possibly. I'm sure they'll evaluate him a little later in the week. He's getting better, but I couldn't tell you about next week." (Tulsa World)
Gresham Mackey Award finalist: Oklahoma's Jermaine Gresham was today announced as one of three finalists for the John Mackey Award, which is presented annually to the top tight end in college football. Gresham leads the Big 12, which produced all three finalists, in touchdown receptions by tight ends with 10. He has 41 grabs for 648 yards, an average of 15.8 per catch, a figure that also leads the conference. The junior from Ardmore, Okla., also has been a key component in Oklahoma's potent rushing attack by averaging 5.7 knockdown blocks per game. The Sooners rank No. 3 nationally in total offense and No. 20 in rushing offense. Gresham is trying to become the first Sooner to win the award. Trent Smith was a finalist for the Mackey in 2001. (SoonerSports PR)
Robinson, Bradford going to Disney: SoonerSports.com
Bedlam single-game sales ticket policy limits supply, drives up value: The Oklahoman
Stoops declines coaches poll vote: The Oklahoman
Lobbying begins on Sooner, Texas fronts: The Oklahoman
Breaking ties could vary: The Oklahoman
Cowboys spent little time watching Sooners: The Oklahoman
Brown favors playoff, but commissioner disagrees: Tulsa World
Tech still leads OU in two computer rankings: Tulsa World
Bedlam rankings and rivalry: Tulsa World
OU Football Notebook: Tulsa World
In recognition of OU's Gundy: Tulsa World
Sooners up for honors: Norman Transcript
Oklahoma State's Hunter expected to play against Oklahoma: Dallas Morning News
Oklahoma DEs English, Davis expected to be out: Dallas Morning News
Mack Brown in favor of eight-team playoff: Star-Telegram
SEC Champ, Oklahoma to play for BCS title: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Video -- Stoops on the Sooners: ESPN.com
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