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Notebook: January, 2011
February 07, 2011 | Football
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Monday, January 31 |
National Signing Day is Wednesday, Feb. 2, and, for the fourth year, Sooner fans will experience the excitement live from the Switzer Center. SoonerSports.com is your headquarters for official signing day coverage with live announcements, signee video highlights from the film utilized by the OU coaching staff, photos and more throughout the day.
National Signing Day Live From NormanSOONERS GET RESULTS
Jimmy Burch of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram: "Oklahoma's 2006 class accumulated 37 production points, finishing well ahead of Tech (17), the runner-up class, and dwarfing the total posted by Texas (3), the team declared the signing day "winner" for South Division schools in 2006. Texas finished fourth in the survey, below..."
OU Gets Players That Produce - Fort Worth Star-TelegramOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
This Guy Saw OU's Title Before Anyone Else - Tulsa WorldTexas Assistants Set to be Highest Paid - USA TodayA Look at OU's Quarterback Situation - Tulsa WorldTexas Network a Blow to Big 12 Stability - The OklahomanAdrian Peterson Scores in Pro Bowl - KEYC Mankato |
Friday, January 28 |
John Hoover of the Tulsa World: "Arguably one of the most underrated classes Oklahoma has ever signed. This class produced nine All-Big 12 players, four consensus All-Americans, one All-Pac-10 and the 2008 Heisman Trophy winner - as well as three of the top four picks (and four first-rounders) in the 2010 NFL Draft..."
Reviewing OU's 2006, 2007 and 2008 Classes - Tulsa WorldOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Dodd: OU's Jones, Broyles in Heisman Mix - CBS SportsSooner RB, Safety Boost Stock - Las Vegas Review-JournalRecent Recruiting Classes Produce Varied Results - Tulsa WorldOU's Carter Looks Like Best Safety at Senior Bowl - NFLTallying the Big 12 South Returning Starters - ESPNCould 2010 Recruiting Class be Stoops' Best? - Tulsa World Bubba Burcham Remembers Recruiting - The OklahomanSooners Fail to Shore Up Only Weakness - Sporting NewsOU Involved in Four of Five Big 12 Plays of the Year - ESPNHigh School Sports on Texas Network? - San Antonio ExpressThe 2010 All-Big 12 Conference Team... As Recruits - ESPN |
Thursday, January 27 |
Tickets for Oklahoma's Red/White Spring Game go on sale Wednesday, Feb. 2 at 8 a.m. Tickets are $5 each through April 12 and after that will go up to $10. Additional processing fees may apply. The Spring Game is set for Saturday, April 16 with a tentative kickoff time of 2 p.m. View complete information here:
2011 Red/White Spring Game | OU Athletics Ticket OfficeBRADFORD BACK IN NORMAN
OU will welcome back Sam Bradford during "Cheer Like a Champion Night" on Wednesday, Feb. 9, when the men's basketball team hosts Big 12 rival Texas at 8 p.m. at Lloyd Noble Center.
Bradford to Attend OU-Texas Men's Basketball GameMURRAY SHINES AT SENIOR BOWL
From the New York Times: "His willingness to run inside, his maturity to take what the defense gives him and his ability to set up big plays behind his blockers makes him a potential elite player at the next level. He's explosive in open space, but unlike former college stars like Jamaal Charles and LeSean McCoy, Murray..."
Murray's Stock Rising at Senior Bowl - New York TimesOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Trotter: Brandon Wegher Will Sit Out - The OklahomanOU Board Approves Raises for Coaches - Tulsa WorldOU's Quinton Carter Wins Wooden Cup - Norman TranscriptBig 12 Scouting Notes From the Senior Bowl - ESPNDeMarco Murray Answering Same Questions - Boston HeraldRunning Backs From Sooner State Looking Solid - NFLMurray Catches Eyes at Senior Bowl Practices - Yahoo SportsEagles Kicking Jeremy Beal's Tires - SB Nation Philly Do Recruiting Rankings Predict Success? - Yahoo Sports Superdome Gets Makeover Ahead of Title Game - CBS Sports |
Wednesday, January 26 |
From the Austin American-Statesman: "The Sooners, who have seen underclassmen leave in past years, celebrated the NFL draft process. They didn't lose a player, with All-Americans Ryan Broyles and Travis Lewis electing to stay in school and shoot for a national championship. Broyles led the country in receptions last ..."
Early Peak at OU, Big 12 Powers - Austin American-StatesmanOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
OU's Quinton Carter Wins Wooden Cup - Tulsa World OU Keeps Up With Recruiting Changes - Norman
TranscriptRyan Broyles Among Most Explosive Players - Yahoo SportsQ&A With Oklahoma's DeMarco Murray - New York TimesDeMarco Murray Speaks From Senior Bowl - The OklahomanCarter Top Safety at Senior Bowl - National Football PostWatch Out for DeMarco Murray's Handshakes - Boston HeraldRegents Consider OU Football Pay Raises - Tulsa WorldTV Deal May Not Bode Well for Big 12 - Sporting News Ubben: Aggies Shouldn't Run From UT Network - ESPNCould Texas Deal Push A&M Away? - Orlando Sentinel"Colossal" Mistake Staying in Big 12 - Texas A&M BattalionA&M AD Questions Texas Network - Dallas Morning NewsUbben: Talking Big 12 Future, OU, Texas A&M - ESPN |
Tuesday, January 25 |
From the New York Times: "Murray is a dynamic back who gets to top speed in a hurry. He runs with good balance and agility between the tackles. Murray looked solid at the weigh-in, but it appears that he could add 10-15 pounds of muscle in an N.F.L. weight program; that gives him more upside. Murray has cat-like ..."
Murray Displays Cat-Like Quickness, Vision - New York TimesOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Notable Senior Bowl Weigh Ins: Beal, Carter - SB NationNFL Networks' Davis Evaluates Pro Sooners - The Oklahoman Murray Has Ideal Combination of Size, Quickness - NFL Gridiron Justin Fuente Moving Up Coaching Ladder - Tulsa WorldBohls: OU, A&M to the SEC? - Austin American-StatesmanTrue Freshman Making Impact at Oklahoma - The OklahomanTexas A&M to SEC? Rumor Won't Die - Dallas Morning NewsTexas A&M to Sec Rumors Surface Again - NBC Sports |
Monday, January 24 |
Jeremy Beal, Quinton Carter and DeMarco Murray participate in the Senior Bowl weigh-in and practice today in Mobile, Ala. The Sooners are slated on the North squad with the all-important practices in front of scouts televised on the NFL Network throughout the week. The game is Saturday, Jan. 29 at 3 p.m. At the official weigh-in, Beal was measured at 6-2, 268; Carter came in at 6-0, 211 and Murray was announced at 6-0, 214.Official Senior Bowl Site | Sooners All-Time in Senior BowlFrom the Dallas Morning News: "Without Broyles and Lewis, Oklahoma would still be a contender for Big 12 and national acclaim. With them, the Sooners become such a strong favorite. That tells you the type of expectations OU will encounter after capping a 12-2 season with a 48-20 victory over Connecticut in..."
Sooners Have Tools for Title Run - Dallas Morning NewsOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Trotter: Gundy in Perfect Role as Recruiter - The OklahomanJonathan Nelson on East-West Shrine Game - The OklahomanPain-Free Pool Shines in Jets' Secondary - The OklahomanFSU's First Step on Defensive Redemption - Yahoo SportsLonghorns Set Bad Precedent With TV Deal - Detroit Free Press |
Friday, January 21 |
Jake Trotter of the Oklahoman: "Gundy has added another big-time back to his stable in 5-star prospect Brandon Williams, who enrolled in school this week to participate in spring practice. In addition to also reeling in Finch, Williams, Brennan Clay and former 5-star DeMarco Murray -- the school's career TD record..."
Trotter: Cale Gundy Among Best Recruiters - The OklahomanOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Stoops to Coach Globetrotters in OKC - Tulsa WorldTramel: Will Texas Network Hurt the Sooners? - The Oklahoman Can Roy Finch Replace Murray? - Austin American-StatesmanBig 12 No. 3 in Final Conference Power Ratings - ESPNEarly Top 5 for 2011: OU at No. 1- National Football PostUbben: Gauging the Big 12's Conference Strength - ESPN |
Thursday, January 20 |
Guerin Emig of the Tulsa World: "Prediction: Finch will be the lead guy. But he'll get plenty of help. Trey Millard didn't do much in Josh Heupel's first game as OU play-caller at the Fiesta Bowl. Bet that changes come September. Brennan Clay, overshadowed by his good friend/classmate Finch last season, will play a more..."
Finch Gets Vote of Confidence as Murray's Heir - Tulsa WorldOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
2011 Championship Not Guaranteed for Sooners - The OU DailyCarter, Beal, Murray Finalized on Senior Bowl Roster - ESPNFiesta Bowl a Financial Loser for UConn - The Daily CampusGrading Kevin Wilson's Hire at Indiana - Sports IllustratedAnother Opinion on Wilson's Hire at Indiana - CBS Sports |
Wednesday, January 19 |
Matt Hinton of Yahoo Sports: "The Sooners won the BCS title with four wins over top-10 teams in 2000, and were back in the championship game in 2003, 2004 and 2008. As far as getting there, they've owned the Big 12, with four of the last five and seven of the last 11 conference championships. Landry Jones returns..."
Welcome to the Year of the Sooner - Yahoo SportsOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Kendal Thompson Vows to Finish Job - Tulsa WorldOU to Hold Spring Game on April 16 - The OklahomanSooners Aim at Big 12, National Titles - Fort Worth Star-TelegramSchool in Session for Thompson, Williams - Norman TranscriptSittler: Fab Four Could Make Bedlam Special - Tulsa WorldFinch to Break Out, Oklahoma a Contender - Yahoo SportsOU Benefits From Players Passing Draft - Dallas Morning NewsFive Best Big 12 Games of the 2010 Season - ESPNSooners Pick Up Momentum for '11 - Fort Worth Star-TelegramTop 10 Moments in 2010 for the Big 12 Conference - ESPNTwo Newest Sooners Already on Campus - The OU DailyWho Enrolled Early Across the Big 12 Conference? - ESPN |
Tuesday, January 18 |
Two early enrollees from high school are already attending classes at Oklahoma and a third is expected later this week as new Sooner football players have their first official brush with the campus and football program. The spring semester began Tuesday.
The two who are already on campus are Kendal Thompson, a quarterback from Southmoore High School in Moore, Okla., and Brandon Williams, a running back from Brookshire Royal High School in Brookshire, Texas. Later this week, OU officials expect Marquis Anderson, a defensive tackle from Steele High School in Cibolo, Texas, to begin classes.
Sooner Football Anticipates Three Early EnrolleesSPRING GAME SET FOR APRIL 16
Oklahoma has set April 16 as the date for its annual spring football game. The kickoff time and ticket information will be released at a later date. The Sooners are tentatively scheduled to begin their spring drills on Tuesday, March 8.
When spring practice convenes, Bob Stoops and his staff will welcome back 29 position players who drew at least one start last season. Fifteen of those are on offense, including consensus All-American Ryan Broyles, the school's all-time leading receiver.
The 14 defensive returnees are led by linebacker Travis Lewis, who has led OU in tackles in each of the last three seasons, and cornerback Jamell Fleming, who ranked No. 2 nationally last season in passes defended. Another five special teams starters are back in punter Tress Way, kickers Patrick O'Hara and Jimmy Stevens and long snappers James Winchester and Austin Woods.
2011 Spring Football Game Information | 2010 Coverage |
Saturday, January 15 |
KITTLE ADDED TO STAFF
Bruce Kittle, who spent last season as Oklahoma's On-Campus Recruiting Coordinator, has been added to the coach staff as the tight ends and tackles coach. James Patton will continue as the coach of OU's interior linemen, while running backs coach and recruiting coordinator Cale Gundy will now also coach the fullbacks. The moves complete the filling of the staff following Kevin Wilson's departure for the head coaching position at Indiana.
Bruce Kittle to Coach Tight Ends, Offensive Tackles |
Friday, January 14 |
Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports: "Coming off a seventh Big 12 title in 11 years under Bob Stoops, the Sooners are loaded. Again. The returns of receiver Ryan Broyles and linebacker Travis Lewis were key. Landry Jones is developing into one of the nation's better quarterbacks. That's one of the reasons Josh Heupel was..."
Dodd: Sooners Loaded Again ...But No. 2 - CBS SportsBerry Tramel of the Oklahoman: "Lee Roy Selmon is widely acclaimed the greatest Sooner football player ever. Dewey Selmon was a two-time all-American as his little brother's sidekick. But talk to Lee Roy and Dewey, and there's no question who was Boss Selmon: Big Brother Lucious. The least-heralded..."
Lucious Selmon Announced for Hall of Fame - The OklahomanOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
This Time, Jones' Heisman Candidacy Serious - Tulsa World Sooners Land Seven on Big 12 All-Bowl Team - ESPN OU Early Favorite to Win Title Next Season - USA TodayStoops Highlights 2011 Coaching Clinic - Youngstown StateTramel: Sooners Overwhelming Favorite for '11 - The Oklahoman NCAA President Sees More Realignment - San Antonio ExpressOklahoma Hall to Add Selmon, Tommy Evans - Tulsa WorldChampion Sooners Skipped in Big 12 Awards - FS SouthwestWill Fuente Remain at TCU? - Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
Thursday, January 13 |
Robert Smith of ESPN projects his top five teams for the 2011 season: "No. 1 Oklahoma. Now, this was an absolute coup for me. You get Ryan Broyles back at receiver, Travis Lewis back on the defensive side... these are two guys that could have easily turned pro... and Landry Jones at quarterback. Now, obviously..."
Video: Oklahoma, Florida State Top Teams in 2011 - ESPNYahoo Sports also projects big things for the Sooners: "Oklahoma won the Big 12 and snapped its five-game BCS losing streak this season, which sets up a potentially huge 2011. QB Landry Jones had to be ecstatic that WR Ryan Broyles decided to stay for his senior season; LB Travis Lewis is staying in school, as well. In all..."
Oklahoma Sets Up "Potentially Huge" 2011 - Yahoo SportsOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Best of Big 12 Bowls? Oklahoma, Broyles Make List - ESPNBarnhart: OU is Early Favorite - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Sooners Have Plenty of Young Talent - Lincoln Journal Star BCS, ESPN Take Hit in Television Ratings - USA TodayOU, OSU Returning Players Boost Big 12 - ESPNSooners Top Five to Watch for Next Year - Sporting NewsPlayers Pick Suh Over Bradford - St. Louis Post-DispatchBig 12 Had Nation's Worst Bowl Performance - ESPNSooners Rank High in Early Look at 2011 - Macon TelegraphMack Brown Looking for New Ideas - Dallas Morning NewsKerkhoff: Final, Final Big 12 Standings - Kansas City StarTexas to Auction OU License Plates - Dallas Morning News |
Wednesday, January 12 |
From the Los Angeles Times: "When Oklahoma receiver Ryan Broyles announced he'd pass on the chance for NFL cash, the Sooners became the team to beat. Broyles will snag passes next year from Landry Jones, a junior-to-be who put up these outrageous numbers in the Fiesta Bowl against UConn: 34 for 49..."
See You in New Orleans, Oklahoma - Los Angeles TimesOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Schlabach: Oklahoma Sooners Reload in 2011 - ESPNNo. 1 Oklahoma vs. No. 2 Florida State? - The OklahomanBroyles Among Top 10 Big 12 Players for 2010 - FS SouthwestState's Historic Season Added Another Milestone - Tulsa WorldOffensive Line, D-Tackles Key to Next Year - The OklahomanInside the Numbers, a Toast to 2010 - Yahoo SportsUbben: Early 2011 Big 12 Power Rankings - ESPNJones Among Top 10 Big 12 Players for 2010 - FS SouthwestOutlooks for All Teams in Final AP Top 25 - USA TodayBig 12 Produces Five Freshman All-Americans - ESPNBeal Among Top 10 Big 12 Players for 2010 - FS Southwest |
Tuesday, January 11 |
Oklahoma came in at No. 6 in the final AP and USA Today polls released today. National champion Auburn finished No. 1 in both polls, followed by TCU, Oregon, Stanford, Ohio State and OU. The Sooners captured its seventh Big 12 Championship in the last 11 years in 2010, won the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl over Big East Champion UConn and finished the season with a 12-2 overall record.
Final AP and USA Today Polls | OU All-Time in the APBROYLES NCAA STAT CHAMPION
Oklahoma's program has been so balanced through the years that NCAA statistical champions have been somewhat of a rarity. Billy Sims led the nation in points in 1979 and Sam Bradford was tops in passing efficiency in 2008 to account for just two statistical champs over a 31-year span. When the NCAA released its final season statistics for 2010, Ryan Broyles added his name to the list.
Broyles is NCAA Statistical Champion | NCAA StatisticsOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
OU, OSU and TU Make Top 25 History - Tulsa World All of State's Teams Ranked in Final Poll - The OklahomanFinal 2010 Big 12 Football Power Rankings - ESPN.com State Teams Among Football's Offensive Elite - Tulsa WorldTom Wort a Freshman All-American - The OklahomanWort Among State's Freshman All-Americans - Tulsa WorldThe Sooners Need a Running Game- Norman TranscriptOU, Oregon Should be On Top in 2011 - SBNation.comNext in Line to Play for Title? - New Jersey Star-Ledger |
Monday, January 10 |
Oklahoma linebacker Tom Wort has been named a Freshman All-American by the Football Writers Association of America. The redshirt freshman finished his first season with 66 total tackles, a figure that ranked No. 6 on the team and tops among the freshmen.
Wort Named a Freshman All-American | 2010 FWAA Team2010 SEASON IN PICTURES
On this, the final day of the 2010 college football season, we take a look back at OU's memorable Big 12 and Fiesta Bowl championship campaign with our 2010 Sooner Football Season in Pictures:
OU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Five Positions to Watch in the Offseason - The OklahomanTop Receivers in College Bowl Games - The OklahomanSooners Leap Previous Pitfalls in 2010 - Norman TranscriptJones Excited About Next Season - Dallas Morning NewsCurtis Lofton Still Proving Doubters Wrong - The OklahomanPlayers with Local Ties in the NFL Playoffs - The OklahomanSam Bradford Up for NFL Rookie Honors - OU Daily |
Friday, January 7 |
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Beauty and the Beast Night | Ticket InfoOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Start of 2011 Couldn't be Any Better - Norman TranscriptBack for More: Broyles Decides to Return - Tulsa WorldOU's Broyles Will Return in 2011 - The OklahomanHigh-Profile Names Coming Back - Dallas Morning NewsRyan Broyles Announces Decision to Return - OU DailyBroyles Says One More Year at Oklahoma - ESPN.com |
Thursday, January 6 |
Ryan Broyles, the most prolific receiver in Oklahoma history, announced that he will return for his senior season with the Sooners. "We have a chance to have a very good team next season and I really want to be a part of that," Broyles said.
Broyles to Return for Senior Season | Ryan Broyles Bio2010 FOOTBALL DVDS AVAILABLE
Sooner fans can now pre-order DVD copies of OU's 2010 Bedlam win vs. OSU, Big 12 Championship vs. Nebraska and Fiesta Bowl vs. UConn, in addition to Oklahoma's 2010 Season Highlight DVD. The DVDs are available for $24.95 apiece in the OU Multimedia Store, or purchase the complete four-DVD set for a special price of $74.95. Orders will begin shipping out the week of March 1, 2011.
Pre-Order the 2010 Football DVDs | OU Multimedia Store
OU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
OU Has Chance to be Really Good in 2011 - The Oklahoman2011 Could be Special Season in Oklahoma - Tulsa World Nelson to Play in East-West Shrine Game - The OklahomanOU's Lewis Will Return for Senior Season - Tulsa WorldTravis Lewis Returning for 2011 Season - The OklahomanOU Linebacker Will Return for 2011 - Norman TranscriptReturn Sets Up Defense for Special Season - OU DailyOU's Past Nightmare Hasn't Influence Future - ESPN.comFinal Surge Ends OU's Road and BCS Struggles - SI.com |
Wednesday, January 5 |
Oklahoma junior linebacker Travis Lewis announced that he will return for his senior season of college eligibility. "I'm coming back to win a national championship," Lewis said. He also cited his appreciation of OU as a factor. View complete details here:
Lewis Will Return for Senior Season | Travis Lewis BioNELSON SELECTED FOR SHRINE GAME
OU senior safety Jonathan Nelson has accepted an invitation to play in the 86th East-West Shrine Game. The game will be held Jan. 22 at the Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla. Nelson finished the 2011 season as OU's second-leading tackler with 102, the fifth-best single-season total ever by a Sooner defensive back. He also had two interceptions and two forced fumbles. It was a breakout season for Nelson, who started all 14 games. His tackle total nearly doubled the number he accumulated through his first three seasons combined.
East-West Player Watch List | Nelson Bio | 2011 Video Series |
Tuesday, January 4 |
Defensive end Jeremy Beal, safety Quinton Carter and running back DeMarco Murray are currently slated to play in the annual Senior Bowl on January 26. The Senior Bowl is a post-season college football exhibition game played in Mobile, Ala., which showcases the best NFL draft prospects of those collegiate players who have completed their eligibility. Since the game's inception in 1950, Oklahoma has supplied 100 players for the Senior Bowl.
Oklahoma All-Time in the Senior Bowl | 2011 Senior BowlOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
How Good Has Stoops' Run Been? - Tulsa World Trotter: Season Roundup With Bob Stoops - The Oklahoman OU's Ronnell Lewis Out of the Hospital - Tulsa WorldStoops Offers Broyles and Lewis NFL Advice - ESPNOklahoma's 2010 Football Season in Review - Tulsa World Ronnell Lewis Discharged From Hospital - The Oklahoman2010 a Historic Season for State's Teams - Tulsa WorldMurray, Beal, Carter to Play in 2011 Senior Bowl - ESPNBarry Calls His Last OU Football Game - Norman TranscriptQuarterbacks Led Way for State's Teams - Tulsa WorldLewis' Prognosis Good for Recovery - The OklahomanWas 2010 Best Season Ever for State Teams? - Tulsa WorldTramel: Landry Jones Intrigues Pro Scouts? - The Oklahoman |
Monday, January 3 |
Oklahoma's Ronnell Lewis has been discharged from a Phoenix area hospital and is returning to Oklahoma. OU Head Athletic Trainer Scott Anderson said Lewis' prognosis is "good." Lewis sustained a mild concussion during Saturday's Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.
Ronnell Lewis Bio | Fiesta Bowl Recap | Daily CoverageOU FOOTBALL HEADLINES
Sittler: Bob Stoops Proves His Brilliance - Tulsa WorldTalented Youngsters Bode Well for Sooners - Arizona RepublicSooners Have "High Expectations" for 2011 - Tulsa World OU's Victory Salvages Big 12 Bowl Season - Kansas City Star Four Sooners' Turnarounds Were Crucial - The OklahomanOklahoma Retains Weapons for 2011 - Norman TranscriptVideo: How Oklahoma Won the 2011 Fiesta Bowl - ESPNOklahoma's Long BCS Nightmare is Over - Yahoo SportsTramel: National Title Next in OU's Crosshairs - The OklahomanRonnell Lewis, Kick Coverage, Noble, Jones - Tulsa WorldFiesta Bowl Victory a Source of Relief - Norman TranscriptOU QB Landry Jones Matures Again in Fiesta Bowl - ESPNSooners Reward Road-Tripping Fans - The OklahomanSooners End BCS Drought, Rewrite Ending - ESPNSooners Proved They Belonged, Finish - Norman TranscriptRonnell Lewis, Noble, Broyles, Travis Lewis - The OklahomanOklahoma Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Report Card - Tulsa WorldUpdates: Ronnell Lewis, Daniel Noble - Dallas Morning News"Special" Jones Leads Sooners in Fiesta Win - KTAR ArizonaWith Heupel at Helm, Oklahoma Offense Shines - Tulsa WorldVideo: Oklahoma Senior WR Cameron Kenney - ESPNOU Ends BCS Bowl Game Woes - Fort Worth Star-TelegramSooners Snap BCS Skid With Win - Norman TranscriptEmig: Thoughts on Texas Hiring Darrell Wyatt - Tulsa WorldOklahoma Breaks BCS Curse: Stats & Info - ESPNTV Ratings for 2011 BCS Bowls Down - USA TodayJones' Record-Breaking Performance for OU - Arizona RepublicInstant Analysis: Oklahoma 48, Connecticut 20 - ESPN UCONN HEADLINES
Huskies Couldn't Match Sooners' Speed - Hartford CourantFiesta Bowl Fallout For Huskies - Connecticut PostOU Ends UConn's Dreams in the Desert - New London Day UConn Blown Out by Oklahoma in Fiesta - Norwich BulletinHuskies Unable to Slow High-Powered Sooners - UConn DailyOU Too Much an Obstacle for UConn - Connecticut PostSooners Too Much for UConn in Fiesta Bowl - Hartford CourantOklahoma Overpowers UConn in Fiesta - Journal Inquirer Sooners Too Explosive for UConn - Republican American Connecticut Players Angry at Randy Edsall - Hartford CourantFiesta Bowl Is No Party for Connecticut - Boston GlobeUConn Can't Stop Sooners in Fiesta - Westport NewsNot So Bad Connecticut for First Try - Mansfield Today |
Saturday, January 1 |
Oklahoma won the 40th annual Tostitos Fiesta Bowl with a 48-20 decision against the UConn Huskies on New Year's Day in Glendale, Ariz. View complete coverage from OU's BCS win here:
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SOONER BOWL DAILY UPDATES
SoonerSports.com provided exclusive daily coverage of Oklahoma's week in Arizona as the Sooner prepped for the 40th annual Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. View photos, interviews and behind-the-scenes video:
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