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7) Sooners lose OL Jones for season
Injury bombshells keep rocking the Oklahoma football program. On Tuesday, Bob Stoops announced that yet another starting offensive lineman, sophomore Jarvis Jones, is out for the season.
Stoops: Sooners planned to go for two
Oklahoma reached Nebraska territory in both of its final two possessions Saturday night, and coach Bob Stoops said if the Sooners had scored, they most likely would have gone for the win with a two-point conversion.
It's Time for a Change: Sooner Nation Needs a New Leader
Change is never popular. Sometime it hurts; sometimes it's necessary. Regardless of the reason, everything eventually goes through a change.
Fatal UConn fight over 'disrespect'
The fight that led to the stabbing death of University of Connecticut football player Jasper Howard began when one of his teammates disrespected a woman at a school-sponsored dance, according to a police affidavit released Tuesday.
Stoops found the right formula for turnaround
Bo Pelini spent 2004 working for the man, so undoubtedly he knows everything that went into Bob Stoops' plan to revive Oklahoma's football program when Stoops took over following the 1998 season.
OU's collapse a team effort Sooners' interceptions, missed field...
It wasn't just Landry Jones' interceptions, Tress Way's missed field goals or all of those penalties on Oklahoma's offensive linemen.
OU shows signs of becoming complete team
Go to Jimmie Tramel's Blog NORMAN Maybe the biggest mistruth in the coachspeak dictionary is defense wins championships.
OU-Nebraska: Will Suh stop the Sooners?
The interior of the Oklahoma offensive line likely will continue to have problems opening seams for RBs Chris Brown and DeMarco Murray despite the return of LG Brian Simmons from a knee injury.
The Sooners averaged 16 points in their three losses, and they rank 43rd nationally in total offense after ranking second a year ago.
Jones, Sooners dispatch pesky Wildcats, 42-30
Landry Jones has parlayed his symbolic role as stoic-faced backup to last year's Heisman Trophy winner into the honorary title of Oklahoma Sooners' Quarterback.
Sooners lead Kansas State 21-0 after first quarter
NORMAN a ' Oklahoma is making it look easy through one quarter against Kansas State.
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Slam dunk defense delivers for OU
Dink and dunk and don't get skunked. Based on the way it played yesterday, that apparently will be the mode of operation for Oklahoma's offense the rest of this football season.
Oklahoma Sooners offense finally supports 'D'
MIKE JONES LAWRENCE, Kan. - Hey, even Brent Venables got an interception.'Yeah,' Oklahoma's defensive coordinator said, 'I've got a lot of them.
NewsChannel 8 - Sooners Rout Kansas, 35-13
No Bradford, no Gresham, no DeMarco Murray, no problem. Despite missing several offensive weapons, Oklahoma went to Lawrence and whipped the Jayhawks 35-13, becoming just the third team in the last 21 games to beat KU on its home turf.
Sooners lead KU at the half 14-6
LAWRENCE, Kan. a ' No. 25 Oklahoma jumped to a 14-0 lead against No. 24 Kansas early in the second quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium, but then dropped passes started to plague both teams as the Sooners led 14-6 at halftime.
Sooners show no RRS hangover with convincing victory over Kansas
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin No Sam Bradford . No DeMarco Murray . No worries.
Oklahoma-Kansas: Sooners To Open Up O Against Jayhawks' Shaky D?
Date : October 24 Time : 3:30 pm EST Venue : Memorial Stadium Vegas Line : OU -8 The hits keep on coming for Oklahoma, which follows up last weekend's loss to Texas at the Cotton Bowl with a trip to Lawrence to face a dangerous Kansas team.
Murray recovering: Before Saturday, the only position on Oklahoma's offense unaffected by injury was running back.
Status of Bradford back in question
Sam Bradford is back in limbo. The throwing shoulder he reinjured against Texas is being reevaluated by doctors, and now Bob Stoops has to reanswer questions about Bradford's playing status.
Sooners fall short yet again without Bradford
CFN's instant analysis of No. 3 Texas' 16-13 victory over No. 20 Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry .
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