OU's Gresham a Mackey Semifinalist
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Oklahoma TE Jermaine Gresham a Mackey semifinalist: Oklahoma tight end Jermaine Gresham was one of eight semi-finalists announced Monday for the 2008 John Mackey Award. Gresham leads the Sooners with nine touchdown receptions this season. The junior from Ardmore, Okla., is OU's all-time career leader at tight end in TD receptions with 21. In addition to Gresham, the Nassau County Sports Commission (NCSC) listed Chase Coffman (JR, Missouri), Jared Cook (JR, South Carolina), Mark Hafner (SR, Houston), Branden Ledbetter (SR, Western Michigan), Brandon Pettigrew (SR, Oklahoma State), Dennis Pitta (JR, BYU) and D.J. Williams (SO, Arkansas). (SoonerSports PR)
Venables offers no comment about Clemson interview: (Brent) Venables met with the media Monday for the first time since his interview with Clemson athletic director Terry Don Phillips last Tuesday about the ACC school's head coaching position. The Sooner defensive coordinator decline to comment on how the interview went. "I have nothing to say about that," he said. (Norman Transcript)
Las Vegas likes the Sooners: The Oklahoma Daily
OU ready for stouter defense: The Oklahoma Daily
Bedlam will be on ABC: The Oklahoman
Voting coaches have biases: The Oklahoman
OU Football Notebook: Tulsa World
Stoops praises Tech quarterback in press conference: Tulsa World
Sooners have to 'step up': Tulsa World
OU defense goes back to basics: Tulsa World
Osborne believes OU's saving grace is Owen Field: Tulsa World
Home field advantage: Norman Transcript
Tech's new defensive philosophy goes back a generation: Dallas Morning News
Stoops -- This game is motivation enough: Dallas Morning News
Texas' Brown not openly rooting for Sooners: Dallas Morning News
Leach has quite a history with Oklahoma: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Oklahoma defense works around injuries: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Raiders get first real chance to see Bradford: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Brown can't bring himself to cheer for the Sooners: ESPN.com
Oklahoma TE Jermaine Gresham a Mackey semifinalist: Oklahoma tight end Jermaine Gresham was one of eight semi-finalists announced Monday for the 2008 John Mackey Award. Gresham leads the Sooners with nine touchdown receptions this season. The junior from Ardmore, Okla., is OU's all-time career leader at tight end in TD receptions with 21. In addition to Gresham, the Nassau County Sports Commission (NCSC) listed Chase Coffman (JR, Missouri), Jared Cook (JR, South Carolina), Mark Hafner (SR, Houston), Branden Ledbetter (SR, Western Michigan), Brandon Pettigrew (SR, Oklahoma State), Dennis Pitta (JR, BYU) and D.J. Williams (SO, Arkansas). (SoonerSports PR)
Venables offers no comment about Clemson interview: (Brent) Venables met with the media Monday for the first time since his interview with Clemson athletic director Terry Don Phillips last Tuesday about the ACC school's head coaching position. The Sooner defensive coordinator decline to comment on how the interview went. "I have nothing to say about that," he said. (Norman Transcript)
Las Vegas likes the Sooners: The Oklahoma Daily
OU ready for stouter defense: The Oklahoma Daily
Bedlam will be on ABC: The Oklahoman
Voting coaches have biases: The Oklahoman
OU Football Notebook: Tulsa World
Stoops praises Tech quarterback in press conference: Tulsa World
Sooners have to 'step up': Tulsa World
OU defense goes back to basics: Tulsa World
Osborne believes OU's saving grace is Owen Field: Tulsa World
Home field advantage: Norman Transcript
Tech's new defensive philosophy goes back a generation: Dallas Morning News
Stoops -- This game is motivation enough: Dallas Morning News
Texas' Brown not openly rooting for Sooners: Dallas Morning News
Leach has quite a history with Oklahoma: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Oklahoma defense works around injuries: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Raiders get first real chance to see Bradford: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Brown can't bring himself to cheer for the Sooners: ESPN.com
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