Jermaine Gresham News Archives

One doesn't have to listen to Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder too long to realize the challenge in front of the Wildcats this weekend is quite daunting.

Kansas State wasn't a popular pick to be the front-runner in the Big 12 North this season.

For those of you unfamiliar with the OU policy. If you win the Heisman, you get a statue, where you spend eternity looking at Sims Afro, Steve Owen's jaw line, Billy Vessels' signature stride and Jason White's pocket presence.

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.

In this photo taken on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009, Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford grimaces in pain while sacked by Texas cornerback Aaron Williams during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Dallas.

This much is certain: It is impossible to practice winning. If such a thing could be rehearsed, Oklahoma this season would be much better at it.

Ohio State's 31-13 victory over Big Ten rival Wisconsin last week was a classic example of a misleading final score.

Oklahoma junior QB Sam Bradford called off a press conference scheduled for Wednesday night so he could further deliberate about his future.

Kansas' football team knows it can win a shootout. The No. 24 Jayhawks notched victories by simply outscoring Southern Miss and Iowa State , and they came within a few inches of doing the same thing in last week's 34-30 defeat at Colorado.

NORMAN So, what happens to Oklahoma's offense if quarterback Landry Jones gets injured? "Don't even go there," coach Bob Stoops said Tuesday.

Texas and its fans feel like they have unfinished business from the last season.

A Ita TMs a harsh reality. Oklahoma is 3-3. Three losses is three losses, despite them coming by a total of five points this season.

Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford's season, and perhaps even his career, at Oklahoma may be finished after he re-injured his throwing shoulder.

This is not how Sam Bradford envisioned it might end: pacing the Cotton Bowl sideline in a T-shirt instead of his famous No.

You don't see many signs like that up here any more. Bob Stoops owns Mack Brown.

Last week's news conference included questions about conservative play-calling, shoddy tackling and the leaky offensive line.

20 Oklahoma with a series of dropped passes. Brandon Caleb, DeMarco Murray and DeJuan Miller were guilty, too.

In the shifting dynamics of Texas-OU, the subject of a "brain drain" gets a lot of traction at Oklahoma these days.

For all of the fuss over Sam Bradford and Colt McCoy, everyone analyzing Saturday's Oklahoma-Texas game might be missing the point.

's scalp? You'll have to go through Bob Stoops to get it. After practice Monday, the Oklahoma head coach defended his offensive coordinator for all the criticism raining down on Wilson from church lobbies, talk radio, message boards and water coolers since the Sooners' 21-20 loss at Miami on Saturday.

As much as Oklahoma would like, it can't turn back time. If it could, it would love to be able to slide its protection left instead of right two plays before halftime against BYU.

Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford came back to Oklahoma with a clean slate, hoping for a shot at another championship.

MIKE JONES NORMAN, Okla. - The figurative thirst for blood on sports talk shows and Oklahoma fan Web sites has been prevalent, more so than anywhere outside the pages of an Anne Rice novel.Or Bon Temps, La.In the wake of the Sooners' 2-2 start and last Saturday's one-point loss at Miami, some have surmised that the best course of action is to can ...

The Oklahoma Sooners took the field at Land Shark Stadium last Saturday night with their Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, Sam Bradford, and their all-world tight end, Jermaine Gresham, on the sidelines in shorts.

Here's what's easy: To sit in an office or a car or bar and debate decisions made by high-profile college athletes whose life situations we really don't know.

Well, the critics won't have coach Bob Stoops and his Oklahoma football team to kick around anymore when it comes to the BCS championship game.

The injuries to Oklahoma Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Sam Bradford and All-America tight end Jermaine Gresham are the kind that could cripple championship chances for most teams.

He's done nothing in three games. He might not work out. It even looks like a runner and passer like Tyler Thigpen could replace him in the Wildcat.