Spring 2010: Sights and Sounds (Rivals.com via Yahoo! Sports)
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Depending on which conference expansion rumor you’ve read most recently, the Big 12 may soon be without Texas and/or Nebraska and/or Missouri and/or Colorado. It may be adding TCU. Or it may be staying exactly as is. Nobody knows.
Oklahoma received its sixth verbal commitment of the 2011 recruiting class on Monday when running back/defensive back Danzel Williams pledged.
Mike Balogun hopes his year away from Sooners football won’t mean he’s forgotten come time for the NFL draft.
Mike Balogun hopes his year away from Sooners football won’t mean he’s forgotten come time for the NFL draft. Balogun was forced to sit out all last season after starting at middle linebacker for Oklahoma in the BCS championship game, but he didn’t give up on the game. He continued training and participated in Oklahoma’s pro timing day Tuesday in front of representatives from all…
“It’s always amazing to us that we are already on to the next year with our first spring practice. You get into the bowl season and then recruiting and before you know it you are back into spring practice and leading into the next season.
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops is preparing his team to move on after a season he called “a struggle” because of a series of injuries to key offensive players.
Sooners gain commitment: Oklahoma received its sixth verbal commitment of the 2011 recruiting class on Monday when running back/defensive back Danzel Williams pledged.
Associated Press – March 8, 2010 3:25 PM ET NORMAN, Okla. (AP) – Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops is preparing his team to move on after a season he called “a struggle” because of a series of…
LUBBOCK — Mike Leach is expected to return to Lubbock later this week to answer questions under oath from attorneys for Texas Tech handling the former football coach’s lawsuit against the school.