Bosworth on College Football Hall of Fame Ballot
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
Brian Bosworth among 76 players and six coaches on HoF ballot: Oklahoma linebacker Brian Bosworth and Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard of Michigan are among 13 players eligible for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame for the first time. The National Football Foundation announced Tuesday the 76 players and six coaches on this year's ballot, which will be mailed out this week to 12,000 NFF members and current Hall of Famers. After votes are tabulated, they are submitted to the NFF's Honors Court, which will select the major college football Hall of Fame class. (Tulsa World) Note: Bosworth is a first-time nominee on the ballot.
Change in venue: Because of construction in the Switzer Center, coaches offices have been moved to the east side of Memorial Stadium, players are dressing in the visitors' locker room on the west side, and practices are being held at the OU rugby fields west of Lloyd Noble Center. (Tulsa World)
March 3rd Spring Practice Video: SoonerSports.com
OU football gets back to work: Norman Transcript
Stoops calls out offensive line: The Oklahoman
Stoops wants more from offensive linemen: Tulsa World
In a harsh economic climate, is Stoops worth the money?: Tulsa World
Sooners seeking dependable kicker: USA Today
Brian Bosworth among 76 players and six coaches on HoF ballot: Oklahoma linebacker Brian Bosworth and Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard of Michigan are among 13 players eligible for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame for the first time. The National Football Foundation announced Tuesday the 76 players and six coaches on this year's ballot, which will be mailed out this week to 12,000 NFF members and current Hall of Famers. After votes are tabulated, they are submitted to the NFF's Honors Court, which will select the major college football Hall of Fame class. (Tulsa World) Note: Bosworth is a first-time nominee on the ballot.
Change in venue: Because of construction in the Switzer Center, coaches offices have been moved to the east side of Memorial Stadium, players are dressing in the visitors' locker room on the west side, and practices are being held at the OU rugby fields west of Lloyd Noble Center. (Tulsa World)
March 3rd Spring Practice Video: SoonerSports.com
OU football gets back to work: Norman Transcript
Stoops calls out offensive line: The Oklahoman
Stoops wants more from offensive linemen: Tulsa World
In a harsh economic climate, is Stoops worth the money?: Tulsa World
Sooners seeking dependable kicker: USA Today
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Comments:
Good luck Boz. You were one helluva player!
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