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2004 Spring Game and Festivities Photo Galleries

2004 Spring Game and Festivities Photo Galleries

April 19, 2004 | Football

By: Athletics Communications

NORMAN, Okla. -- View photos from the 2004 Spring Game and festivities on Saturday, April 17, in Norman. Saturday morning, prior to the game, the Sooner football team hosted Partners for Youth on the Bud Wilkinson Practice Fields.

View images of the fun plus Sooner FanFest held north of the stadium, the Heisman Trophy and other awards halftime presentation and extensive action photos from the Spring Game.

The Red team defeated the White, 24-3, to culminate the 2004 spring practices for OU before an estimated crowd of over 31,000 at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

Photo Galleries:
Partners for Youth and the Sooner Football Team
Sooner FanFest, Autograph Signing and NCAA Experience
Halftime Award Presentations
2004 Spring Game Action Photos
 
Related Links:
Big Crowd Watches Red Down White, 24-3
2004 Spring Football Central

O-Zone  QB Tommy Grady Audio
 WR Brandon Jones Audio
 OT Jammal Brown Audio
 QB Paul Thompson Audio
 DT Dusty Dvoracek Audio
 
  Spring Game: First Half Video
  Spring Game: Second Half Video
  QB Paul Thompson Video
  Head Coach Bob Stoops Video

  

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