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Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesABC picks up OU-Texas and OU-Cincinnati broadcast: ABC announced today that it will televise this year's Oklahoma-Texas game from the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on Saturday, Oct. 11. The network has set the kickoff time for 11 a.m. ABC also announced that it will televise OU's home game with Cincinnati on Sept. 6. That game will begin at 2:30 p.m. The 2008 season will mark the 102nd renewal of the AT&T Red River Rivalry, which has been played continuously in Dallas since 1929. ABC has shown the last nine contests between the Sooners and Longhorns. Oklahoma and Cincinnati will be meeting for the first time. The game in Norman is the first in a two-game contract between the schools. The Sooners will return the game on Sept. 25, 2010, at Paul Brown Stadium, the home facility for the Cincinnati Bengals. (SoonerSports PR)
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Labels: ABC, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas, Television
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesOU fan to stand trial after attacking Texas fan at Hudson's: A judge ordered a man Wednesday to stand trial on a felony assault charge after a bar confrontation that escalated from football trash-talking to a near castration. Allen Michael Beckett, 54, will be tried on a charge of aggravated assault and battery, Special Judge D. Fred Doak ruled. Beckett, a federal auditor and church deacon, is accused of tearing the scrotum of Brian Christopher Thomas, 35, in June. Thomas said he received more than 60 stitches and still endures pain, although there was no permanent damage. Thomas wore a University of Texas shirt into a bar popular with fans of the University of Oklahoma and said Beckett immediately taunted him. After about 20 minutes at a table, Thomas said he decided to leave and went to pay his tab at the bar when Beckett attacked him. "I turned around and he grabbed a hold of my testicles," Thomas said. (Associated Press)Labels: OU-Texas
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ESPN College GameDay Live! from Norman: ESPN College GameDay is headed for Norman again. Officials with the weekly college football show contacted the Oklahoma Athletics Department Sunday morning with the word that the network had selected this week's homecoming game with the Missouri Tigers. It will be the 14th time the show has been on hand for an Oklahoma game, including last year's game at Texas A&M. GameDay's last visit to Norman was for the 2003 Oklahoma State game. Other trips to Norman included the 2000 Nebraska game, the 2001 Kansas State game and the 1995 Colorado game. The exact location for the GameDay set will be determined later this week. GameDay features host Chris Fowler and analysts Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard, who spend two hours each Saturday morning providing in-depth coverage of college football. (SoonerSports PR)
Brown returned with eight carries: Chris Brown, who took a blow to the head at Tulsa and carried just once at Colorado last week, rejoined OU's tailback rotation. He carried eight times for just 24 yards, but converted on third-and-short during two touchdown drives. (Tulsa World)
Peterson on the OU sideline: Former OU star running back Adrian Peterson cheered the Sooners from the sidelines Saturday. His new team, the Minnesota Vikings, is off this week. "It felt like he was still one of us," junior wide receiver Juaquin Iglesias said. "After every play, he was hitting you and saying congratulations. He was one of those great players, and I still feel like he's part of this team." (Dallas Morning News)
Harris celebrates 21st birthday with eight tackles: Oklahoma free safety Nic Harris couldn't have envisioned a much better 21st birthday. The Alexandria, La., native turned 21 Saturday and celebrated with the first victory over Texas in his three seasons at OU. Harris had a team-high eight tackles and one quarterback sack. (NewsOK.com)
Play of the Game? With the score tied 14-14 at halftime, Texas came out firing to start the second half. The Longhorns marched 64 yards in seven plays to set up first-and-goal from the Oklahoma 8. A delay of game penalty pushed the ball back to the 13. Texas running back Jamaal Charles rushed over left tackle and was headed toward the end zone when OU linebacker Curtis Lofton grabbed him from behind and used his right hand to slap the football from Charles' grasp. Stoops called it the "play of the game." OU defensive tackle Gerald McCoy recovered the fumble at the OU 4-yard line. (Dallas Morning News)
Gerald McCoy returned to starting lineup: Oklahoma redshirt freshman Gerald McCoy returned to the starting lineup at defensive tackle for the first time since the second week of the season. McCoy broke a bone in his right hand against Miami and sat out the following week. McCoy has played the last two games as a backup, with his hand in a cast. (Dallas Morning News)
OU's Championship goal intact: The Oklahoman No more doubt about it -- Bradford and Murray are real deals: The Oklahoman Rain before and after, but it's clear during game: The Oklahoman OU back in the national title picture: The Oklahoman Making Finley disappea: The Oklahoman Lofton forces key fumble by Texas' Charles: The Oklahoman Texas coach offers curious responses: The Oklahoman Sooner victory cements boomer pride: The Oklahoman OU-Texas by the Numbers: The Oklahoman Big win in Big D: Tulsa World OU defense pulls plug on UT's Finley: Tulsa World Murray's big day draws rave reviews: Tulsa World OU's Kelly doesn't stay down long: Tulsa World OU Two Minute Drill: Tulsa World OU fountain of youth led by green Bradford: Tulsa World Last week's lessons aid OU: Tulsa World Sooners edge Longhorns in closest game in decade: Austin American-Statesman Longhorns played well, but moral victories don't count: Austin American-Statesman OU win keeps Big 12 in national title hunt: Austin American-Statesman Longhorns lament Charles' fumble: Austin American-Statesman DeMarco Murray earns a place in OU-Texas lore: Austin American-Statesman OU freshman RB Murray stars: Dallas Morning News A true game of inches: Dallas Morning News Charles' miscue costly: Dallas Morning News Red River Rivalry -- 5 Key Moments: Dallas Morning News Sooners freshmen display verteran moxie to upend 'Horns:Ft. Worth Star-Telegram Down days are becoming all too familiar for Texas football fans: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram Familiar woes surface as Texas falls just short: Houston Chronicle Youthful Bradford shows verteran's poise: Houston Chronicle Magnificent Murray breathes life into Sooners: CBS Sportsline.com Bradford's steady play steers Sooners past Horns: ESPN.com Labels: Adrian Peterson, Chris Brown, College GameDay, Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesOklahoma defeats Texas 28-21 in Red River Rivalry: After growing up in the Texas family, Malcolm Kelly switched sides for a better chance at winning the Red River Rivalry. Without him, No. 10 Oklahoma might never have come away with their latest victory in the century-old series. Kelly caught the game-winning 35-yard pass in the fourth quarter, then stuck around to savor it. Even as an announcement over the public address system warned everyone to leave the Cotton Bowl because of an impending thunderstorm, Kelly was posing near midfield for another photo and soaking in his first win over the 19th-ranked Longhorns. "A lot of great players have played in this game, and I wanted to be one that walked off victorious," said Kelly, who caught five passes for 105 yards and one score in Oklahoma's 28-21 win Saturday. "I had a good game, so I feel like I accomplished that." (AP/SportingNews - Stats) Labels: Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas, Texas
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesWright's past Texas connection: OU defensive backs coach Bobby Jack Wright knows what the OU-Texas rivalry is like wearing burnt orange. Wright spent 11 seasons as an assistant coach at Texas before joining Bob Stoops' staff in 1999. "When I was south of the Red (River), I got cussed by people north of the Red,” Wright said. "Being born and raised in Texas, I have a lot of friends in Texas. "I get cussed by them now." (NewsOK.com)Switzer on the Red River Rivalry: (Barry) Switzer, who turns 70 today, works as a college football analyst for XM Satellite Radio, but still remembers the pressure surrounding an OU-Texas game. "I know how that game goes. I know the pressure," he said. "It's tremendous." The former OU coach said the weight to win the game is always heaviest for those on the OU sideline. "I don't think I've met anybody that's graduated from the University of Texas and come north of the Red River to make a living," he said. "But we've got a lot of our graduates who left and have gone south of the Red River, to Dallas and Houston, that make a living and live in those communities, the social clubs, the golf clubs ... It's very important to us. There's tremendous pressure on Oklahoma to win this game every year. I’ve always felt that."(Norman Transcript)Only so far back: Stoops said he only goes back two years to look at past Texas-OU games. "We'll look a little bit at what they were doing," Stoops said. "If you go back too far, things look too different." (Dallas Morning News)OU-Texas a Saturday of memories: SoonerSports.comFormer OU coach is having the time of his life as grandfather, businessman: The OklahomanSwitzer's most memorable games: The OklahomanInfluencing Switzer: The OklahomanBeating rival on field can help win recruits' hearts: The OklahomanKey matchups: The OklahomanWhen the Sooners have the ball: The OklahomanWhen Texas has the ball: The OklahomanSooners winning recruiting battle with Texas on Dallas turf: Dallas Morning NewsUT players given sobering lesson: Dallas Morning NewsPlayers' legal woes wear on Longhorns: Dallas Morning NewsOU, Texas teams won't abandon run: Dallas Morning NewsRed River Rivalry hasn't been too kind to first-time quarterbacks: Tulsa WorldImplications are large in rivalry game: Tulsa WorldStopping Charles is key for Sooners: Tulsa WorldTexas battling its demons: Tulsa WorldOU-Texas matchups: Tulsa WorldOU Notebook: Think, then run: Tulsa WorldMcCoy, bruised and down on his luck, staying positive: Tulsa WorldVintage Switz: Tulsa WorldOklahoma-Texas rivalry transcends rankings, records, bowl hopes and spying: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramTurning over a new leaf?: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramNotebook -- Brown on the defensive: Austin American-StatesmanHomecoming for fan Okie: Austin American-StatesmanOU-Texas trophy no steal: Austin American-StatesmanStoops, Brown polar opposites: Austin American-StatesmanStoops no longer walking on water: San Antonio Express-NewsOklahoma's defense is under the gun: San Antonio Express-NewsHorns, Sooners hope to avoid 0-2 start to Big 12 play: ESPN.com Labels: Barry Switzer, Bob Stoops, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas, Texas
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Hate involved in Red River Rivalry? Asked about his OU-Texas experience this week, Longhorn quarterback Colt McCoy was quoted as saying: "I was just amazed at how much these teams hated each other." Asked to respond Tuesday, Stoops said: "We don't talk about hating anybody, and I don't think it does a whole lot for you. In the end, people talk about hating or being angry, that doesn't get you two minutes into the game. After that, you've got to play and you've got to know what you're doing, and you've got to have the focus and the ability to get it done." (Tulsa World)More Franks, less Smith on returns? Smith will continue to return punts, but Stoops might choose to rest him on occasion, replacing him with Dominique Franks. Stoops hinted that Smith's muffed punt could have been a result of his starting cornerback being tired late in a game where OU's defense had been on the field more than usual. "I've got to be smarter (about) how fatigued he is at times, how many snaps he's had," Stoops said of Smith. "Dominique Franks has done a great job with it. We need to probably spell (Smith) some for that reason."(NewsOK.com)Stoops: It's not just about Texas: Stoops said beating Texas is just a part of the whole picture. "In the end, we've beaten Texas before and not won the Big 12 championship, and I don't hear anybody congratulating us at the end of the year," Stoops said. "If you beat them and do nothing the rest of the year, that doesn't go around here. "That might go at some schools where everybody said, 'At least you did that and you're showing improvement,' or whatever, but that doesn't happen here. Winning a championship is what matters." (Dallas Morning News)Malcolm Kelly has point to make: SoonerSports.comSooners focused on Longhorns: SoonerSports.comSooners trying to find pass rush that vanished: The OklahomanQBs try to conquer presures of OU-Texas: The OklahomanThe best of OU-Texas: The OklahomanStoops' staggering setbacks: The OklahomanA crisis of confidence: Norman TranscriptSooners have a question to answer: Norman TranscriptBaker remembers his first time: Norman TranscriptOU defense aims to end ups and downs Saturday versus UT: Tulsa WorldWilson says black eye is his, not team's: Tulsa WorldUT's Foster familiar with game's spotlight: Dallas Morning NewsBig 12 South not just a two-team race: Dallas Morning NewsUT defense plays follow the leader: Dallas Morning NewsRed River Rivalry -- Where Are They Now?: Dallas Morning NewsKelly ready to make good on decision to go to OU: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramSophomore has weird links to Texas: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramTexas Notes: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramSweed, Kelly need to play tall, not small like last week: Austin American-StatesmanOU quarterback Bradford is coming along nicely: Austin American-StatesmanDesperation in air for OU, UT at Red River Rivalry: Houston ChronicleSooners QB shows leadership skills: San Antonio Express-NewsStoops not surprised by tale of UT-OU fight: San Antonio Express-NewsLabels: Bob Stoops, Dominique Franks, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas, Reggie Smith, Texas
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesMalcolm Kelly upbeat despite no catches in a loss to Colorado: "We got a good scheme now," said Kelly, who didn't have a pass thrown his way in Saturday's 27-24 loss to Colorado. "We'll be able to counter that." Kelly said he was frustrated by not being a bigger part of the offense but appeared upbeat after practice. "If I sit around and worry about that, I'm not getting better, getting ready for Texas," Kelly said. "That's all behind me now." (NewsOK.com)Stoops not worried about Bradford's confidence: With Texas looming, is OU coach Bob Stoops concerned about his redshirt freshman’s state of mind? "No, I don’t think his confidence will be shaken whatsoever," Stoops answered during the Big 12 coaches teleconference Monday morning. "He's doing an excellent job in what we're asking him to do. He was the least of our problems the other day. There’s a whole bunch of other things around him that need to be better." (Tulsa World)Venables: No scheme found in Texas loss to Kansas State: Defensive coordinator Brent Venables said when he played the tape of Kansas State's 41-21 win over Texas, he was hoping to see the Wildcats had come up with a definitive scheme to stop the Longhorns."That wasn't the case," Venables said. "When Texas wasn't turning the ball over, they were moving the ball. They had to play catch-up... but you would be getting ahead of yourself if you thought Kansas State shut 'em down." (Star-Telegram)OU-Texas -- Big game for Sooners: SoonerSports.comTexas coach and player qutoes on OU: SoonerSports.comSooners' Johnson returning to old self: The OklahomanLonghorn's McCoy given the OK to play Saturday: The OklahomanHard times in Austin: Norman TranscriptKelly a focus: Norman TranscriptOU's Kelly ready for Saturday: Tulsa WorldMcCoy may play Saturday: Tulsa WorldMcCoy cleared to play against OU: Austin American-StatesmanHorns need less fear, more focus: Austin American-StatesmanRed River Matchup -- The Quarterbacks: Austin American-StatesmanLonghorns Notebook: Austin American-StatesmanLonghorns need to sit McCoy: Dallas Morning NewsOU's Kelly is eager to rebound: Dallas Morning NewsUT stresses protection: Dallas Morning NewsMcCoy returns with simplified plan: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramOklahoma-Texas among best rivalries, if not the best: Ft. Worth Star-TelegramLonghorns focus on keeping McCoy on his feet: Houston ChronicleRed-faced Rivalry as UT, OU enter game humbled: San Antonio Express-NewsLabels: Defense, Malcolm Kelly, Offense, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas, Sam Bradford
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesOklahoma-Texas to air 2:30 ABC: ABC has picked up the Oklahoma-Texas football game and will air the game live at 2:30 p.m., on Oct. 6. The AT&T Red River Rivalry will be played at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the location for the contest for every year since 1929. (SoonerSports.com) Labels: OU-Texas, Television
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OU expects NCAA announcement in the 'next week or two': Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione said an announcement from the NCAA on the Sooners' football sanctions could come any time. "Maybe in the next week or two," Castiglione said. Castiglione doesn't think the NCAA will come down with anything more than probation for the Sooners, who have already reduced scholarships on their own. (Dallas Morning News)
Cotton Bowl to increase annual OU-Texas payout: Dallas leaders on Wednesday approved a beefed up incentive package for four colleges planning to play annual football games at Fair Park's Cotton Bowl, through 2015. The University of Texas and University of Oklahoma will receive an annual $425,000 each between 2008 and 2011, and $500,000 each between 2012 and 2015, according to the City Council-approved deal. That amounts to a fourfold increase in public subsidies: Through this year, the schools have received $125,000 each annually. (Dallas Morning News)Labels: Cotton Bowl, NCAA, NCAA Investigation, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas
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Oklahoma-Texas Extends Cotton Bowl Agreement: The City of Dallas, the State Fair of Texas, the University of Oklahoma and University of Texas have entered into an agreement that will keep the AT&T Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl through 2015. The game has been played in Dallas since 1929 and long since evolved into one of college football's greatest rivalry games. The move to keep the game at the same location pleased OU Athletics Director Joe Castiglione. "Because of its prominent history and unique atmosphere, the setting of the Red River Rivalry truly represents one of the most special games in all of college football," Castiglione said. "We are grateful for the relationship we share with the State Fair and City of Dallas. They have identified a number of ways to upgrade and expand the Cotton Bowl Stadium and enhance the atmosphere of a venerable old stadium. "The University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas have nearly 80 years invested in this great tradition. As we look forward to continuing in Dallas, we are genuinely excited about all of the plans to improve and expand the Cotton Bowl Stadium. Both universities can involve many more fans in this special fall classic." (More at SoonerSports.com)
OU-Texas to stay at Cotton Bowl: The Oklahoman
Red River rivalry staying put: Norman Transcript
Tradition a winner in this one: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Cotton Bowl keeps OU-Texas game: Dallas Morning News
No move is right move for OU-Texas: Dallas Morning NewsLabels: 2007 Storyline, Cotton Bowl, Oklahoma Sooners, OU-Texas
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Red River Shootout to remain at Cotton Bowl Stadium: Dallas Morning News reports, In a reversal of Dallas' recent football fortunes, Mayor Laura Miller will announce Friday that the University of Texas and University of Oklahoma will continue to play their age-old annual football showdown in Fair Park's Cotton Bowl - at least through 2015. On Thursday, officials familiar with the announcement had also said Grambling University and Prairie View A&M University will agree to play their annual game at the Cotton Bowl through 2015. The schools' new contracts, which several Dallas officials say will include hundreds of thousands of dollars in new city-funded incentives, ends months of speculation that they soon would leave the aging Cotton Bowl for other venues, including the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium in Arlington, 20 miles away. (Dallas Morning News)Labels: 2007 Storyline, Cotton Bowl, Dallas Bond, OU-Texas
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Peterson says, "We've just got to see" if its the final OU-Texas: Three years ago, Adrian Peterson said he signed with Oklahoma rather than Texas because the Sooners had a better opportunity to win national championships. On Saturday, he exited the Cotton Bowl with 109 yards rushing and a touchdown, but with his second straight loss to the Longhorns. "I was pumped up, ready to play Texas," said Peterson, moments after getting some consoling words from Longhorns coach Mack Brown. "Any year, anybody would be ready to play this game." If Peterson, a junior, decides to enter the NFL draft after this season, he'll look back at Saturday as the defeat that guaranteed his leaving Oklahoma without a national title. If he goes pro, he'll also conclude his OU career with a 1-2 record against Texas. "We've just got to see, man," he said. "We've got a long season to go." (Dallas Morning News) Sooners' D-Line overmatched by Texas' OL? One perceived mismatch entering the game was Texas' offensive line over OU's defensive line. The perception held true early as the Longhorns compiled nearly half (56) of their 127 total rushing yards in the first quarter. Defensive end Larry Birdine says the Sooners weren't caught off guard by much of what Texas did on the offensive line. "Their running backs were able to make plays and their linemen were staying on blocks." (NewsOK.com)Peterson praises UT's kick coverage: Oklahoma running back Adrian Peterson praised the directional kickoffs of Texas' Greg Johnson. After Texas' first touchdown, Peterson returned the kickoff a career-long 59 yards, although an OU penalty negated 15 yards of it. But on his ensuing three returns, Peterson totaled 35 yards. "Every time I caught it, they were almost there in my face," he said. (Dallas Morning News)Kelly disappointed with execution: OU receiver Malcolm Kelly was frustrated, but not by the fact that Texas limited him to two receptions for 31 yards. "Our execution was poor," he said. "I'm disappointed because no one really knows our potential like I feel our team does, and we definitely didn't show it." (Star-Telegram)Lack of pressure costly to Sooners defensive: OU defensive end C.J. Ah You had a team-high eight tackles against UT, and Calvin Thibodeaux had three tackles for loss. But defensive end Larry Birdine said the line didn't put enough pressure on quarterback Colt McCoy, and when OU blitzed, the secondary became vulnerable. "I'm very disappointed, especially since I was a non-factor in the second half," said Birdine, who had only one tackle. (Dallas Morning News)
Sooners stumble in Dallas: SoonerSports.com
Hard-hitting Horns get physical with Sooners: ESPN.com
McCoy goes from Colt to stallion in Red River: CBS Sportsline
Five turnovers cost Sooners in second straight loss: Norman Transcript
Defense didn't break against Longhorns: Norman Transcript
Mistakes hurt: Norman Transcript
Sooners a riddle that's tough to solve: Norman TranscriptEffects of loss to Longhorns are far-reaching for Sooners: The Oklahoman
Second-half struggles mar Peterson's day: The Oklahoman
A.D. thought he was down on first-quarter fumble call: The Oklahoman
'Horns McCoy was ready: The Oklahoman
Dad watches No. 28 as a free man: The Oklahoman
Stock Report: The Oklahoman
Damage assesment: The Oklahoman
Game balls: The Oklahoman
Surrendering end zone key to Red River agreement: The Oklahoman
Sooners lose tradition: The Oklahoman
Controlling end zone gives 'Horns an advantage: The Oklahoman
A bad day, but bright future: Tulsa World
Trying times for '06 team: Tulsa World
Turnovers, penalties hurt OU: Tulsa World
Sooners' deficiencies exploited: Tulsa World
Horns run down stumbling OU: Dallas Morning News
UT responds to Brown's challenge: Dallas Morning News
Five key moments: Dallas Morning News
Sooners flagged at wrong times: Dallas Morning News
Given an inch, McCoy takes Horns the distance: Dallas Morning News
Texas' second-half revival sinks OU: Austin American-Statesman
OU had best player; Texas had best team: Austin American-Statesman
In the trenches, Texas wins big: Austin American-Statesman
Adjustments help UT match Peterson's ferocity: Austin American-Statesman
McCoy comes up big in Big D: Austin American-Statesman
Longhorns played game of takeaway: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
'Horns won this one in trenches: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Fumble swings momentum: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
UT seizes opportunity in second straight win over OU: Houston Chronicle
Disputed lateral leaves OU dazed and confused: Houston Chronicle
Texas' second-half comeback silences Oklahoma: San Antonio Express-News
Peterson can't hide disappointment after loss: San Antonio Express-News
Sooners' chances slip away with turnovers: San Antonio Express-News Labels: 2007, Adrian Peterson, Defense, Defense Line, Malcolm Kelly, OU-Texas
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and NotesSooners' fall to Longhorns 28-10: Colt McCoy probably doesn't realize how quickly things have changed in the Texas-Oklahoma rivalry. Not long ago, the No. 7 Longhorns were the ones getting outhustled, outcoached and flat-out beat. Now, it's the No. 13 Sooners who are finding ways to lose -- like having their best player give up on a loose ball near his end zone with the game still on the line in the fourth quarter. Adrian Peterson thought the ball bouncing off his hands meant an incomplete pass, not a fumbled lateral. Texas cornerback Aaron Ross wasn't sure, but scooped it up and scored just in case, and wound up with the touchdown that sealed a 28-10 victory Saturday in the 101st edition of the Red River rivalry. (USA Today - Stats)Labels: OU-Texas
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