OU's Bradford May Go Pro
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Sam Bradford weighing pro options: The Oklahoma quarterback plans to consider every bit of information available about his NFL Draft prospects before making a decision. "It's something me and my dad talked about -- in order to make a decision, in order to make the best decision, you need as much information as possible," Bradford said Tuesday afternoon. "So whether it's to stay or to go, we'll see." (The Oklahoman)
Stoops Coach of the Year finalist: Liberty Mutual Insurance and Archie Manning, chair of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame, announced the 25 finalists for the 2008 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award. Oklahoma's Bob Stoops is among that group. The finalists represent standout college football coaches across the four NCAA divisions who best exemplify excellence in coaching - on and off the field - as determined by a combination of hundreds of thousands of fan votes at www.CoachoftheYear.com and an objective scoring model endorsed by the College Football Hall of Fame. Stoops has coached his 2008 team to OU's third straight Big 12 Championship, a 12-1 mark and a berth in the BCS National Championship Game. (SoonerSports PR)
Bradford now sporting crimson-colored cast: The Oklahoman
What if Rhett Bomar had never been involved in the Big Red scandal?: The Oklahoman
Bradford now sporting crimson-colored cast: The Oklahoman
Wilson receives Broyles award as top assistant: The Oklahoman
Sooners will celebrate title tonight: The Oklahoman
Nickname for Stoops might change soon: Tulsa World
OU's Wilson earns award for high-speed: Tulsa World
Heisman frontrunners: Tulsa World
Nickname for Stoops might change soon: Tulsa World
Longhorns supporting Sooners? You be the judge: Star-Telegram
Why I like Texas to win the South next season: ESPN
Orakpo rooting for all Big 12 teams, but not OU: ESPN.com
Sam Bradford weighing pro options: The Oklahoma quarterback plans to consider every bit of information available about his NFL Draft prospects before making a decision. "It's something me and my dad talked about -- in order to make a decision, in order to make the best decision, you need as much information as possible," Bradford said Tuesday afternoon. "So whether it's to stay or to go, we'll see." (The Oklahoman)
Stoops Coach of the Year finalist: Liberty Mutual Insurance and Archie Manning, chair of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame, announced the 25 finalists for the 2008 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award. Oklahoma's Bob Stoops is among that group. The finalists represent standout college football coaches across the four NCAA divisions who best exemplify excellence in coaching - on and off the field - as determined by a combination of hundreds of thousands of fan votes at www.CoachoftheYear.com and an objective scoring model endorsed by the College Football Hall of Fame. Stoops has coached his 2008 team to OU's third straight Big 12 Championship, a 12-1 mark and a berth in the BCS National Championship Game. (SoonerSports PR)
Bradford now sporting crimson-colored cast: The Oklahoman
What if Rhett Bomar had never been involved in the Big Red scandal?: The Oklahoman
Bradford now sporting crimson-colored cast: The Oklahoman
Wilson receives Broyles award as top assistant: The Oklahoman
Sooners will celebrate title tonight: The Oklahoman
Nickname for Stoops might change soon: Tulsa World
OU's Wilson earns award for high-speed: Tulsa World
Heisman frontrunners: Tulsa World
Nickname for Stoops might change soon: Tulsa World
Longhorns supporting Sooners? You be the judge: Star-Telegram
Why I like Texas to win the South next season: ESPN
Orakpo rooting for all Big 12 teams, but not OU: ESPN.com
Labels: Bob Stoops, Oklahoma Sooners, Sam Bradford
Comments:
Sam,
I would stay and get my education! Your draft stock will only rise, work on arm strength, win some championships, set more NCAA passing records! You'll be #1 in 2010.
9:26 AM
TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN!!
12:52 PM
Question is when was the last time an Oklahoma QB succeeded in the NFL?
Hmmmm....
1:48 PM