This video has me questioning my own existence. You see, Rhett Bomar set the Oklahoma program back two to three years. And despite OU’s loss to Colorado on Saturday, I’m loving Sam Bradford. (We do, however, really question the play-calling, but I digress.)
Anyway, after Sam Houston State’s loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday, this same [...]

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I was a Cubs fan long before I was an OU fan. I remember watching the Cubs on WGN all summer and after school during the months of September, April, and May. I remember Dawson’s 3 HR day against the Phillies, part of his MVP season of 1987. I remember the Shawon-O-Meter. I remember the [...]

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K-State blows out Texas. Colorado upsets OU. Missouri’s undefeated. Fighting Manginos blowing out cupcakes. Not to have too much of a knee-jerk reaction, but is the Big 12 North much better than we all thought? Or has the Big 12 South dropped that much? It’s probably a combination of both, but other schools handled Colorado [...]

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Well, that was definitely in the top five of worst-played, worst-coached games under Bob Stoops. 230 total yards? One for 8 on third down? Reggie Smith?
The defense obviously didn’t play great, but they were on the field a LONG time. Hats off to CU, who held the ball for 17 more minutes. They had [...]

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Texas A&M Aggies love to throw stones, particularly at OU. In their eyes, every school — besides their own — cheats, lies and steals. And that’s the ONLY reason they aren’t the kings of college football. Because they do it the right way. The honest way. Nevermind their reputation with the NCAA.
This latest story, which [...]

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