2010 College Football Countdown: 2 Days!
by ccmachine on Sep 2, 2010 10:44 AM CDT
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OU vs. Utah State pay per view details
by jtesooner on Sep 2, 2010 8:43 AM CDT
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I'm guessing most of you wouldn't have waited this long to find out if the OU vs. USU pay per view was available in your area, but just on the off chance anyone here needs this information I wanted to get it up. So below you'll find the details for this Saturday's pay per view telecast. I hope everyone out there who wants to see the game can find someway to make that happen! Boomer Sooner!
OU vs. Utah State telecast
When: 6 p.m. Saturday. Available in HD.
Cost: $39.95.
Announcers: Bill Jones, play-by-play; Dean Blevins, analyst
Telecast replay: Fox Sports Oklahoma (Cox 37) will show a one-hour condensed replay of the game at 1 p.m. Tuesday and 11 p.m. Tuesday. (This is very cool!)
Oklahoma cable providers (digital cable required to purchase telecast): Cox Communications, Cable One, Suddenlink, Panhandle Telecommunications, Pioneer Long Distance, Fidelity, Cim-Tele Cable.
Satellite providers: DirecTV, Dish Network, AT&T U-Verse. Game is available nationally.
Scouting The Utah State Offense
by ccmachine on Sep 1, 2010 4:10 PM CDT
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Utah State produced the nation's 12th best offense last season in terms of yards per game. The Aggies were good for 29.1 points and 439.3 yards per game in 2009. On averaged they gained 256.8 yards per game through the air and 192.6 yards on the ground with their balanced attack. However, that was last year and this in now. Even though Utah State returns a legitimate dual-threat quarterback from `09 there are two key components that they'll need to replace to maintain or increase productivity from last season.
Missouri Gives Starting Running Back The Boot
by ccmachine on Sep 1, 2010 2:45 PM CDT
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One guy we won't have to worry about anymore when the Sooners visit Columbia next month is Derrick Washington. I had stated in several of our pre-season write ups that the Tigers needed to give Washington more carries than they did last season because I though that greater use of his 4.6 yard per carry average would be beneficial. Now that isn't even an option.
OU DE Frank Alexander misses practice
It's starting to look like Frank Alexander may not play this Saturday. Which would, at least based on the most recent depth chart, mean that Sooner fans may finally get to see one time 5-star recruit R.J. Washington get some significant snaps.
UPDATE: Frank Alexander has been officially ruled out of the game on Saturday. And sadly another injury to report, FR Geneo Grissom has had surgery for a broken bone in his foot. The surgery very likely means he'll redshirt and miss the 2010 season. Needless to say, all these injuries is not how we wanted to start off this season.
2010 College Football Countdown: 3 Days!
by ccmachine on Aug 31, 2010 11:00 PM CDT
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Notes And Quotes From Bob Stoops' Week One Press Conference
by ccmachine on Aug 31, 2010 10:49 PM CDT
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Bob Stoops' Tuesday afternoon press conferences are yet another sign that the 2010 college football season is upon us. This week's opponent for the Sooners is Utah State who is expected to bring very little in the way of competition but will wake the Sooner Monster regardless. Coach Stoops welcomed the season with the following statement and then went on to talk everything from opponents to his own players, even addressing the comparison between Sam Bradford and Landry Jones.
"Welcome everyone to the 2010 Sooner football season. I would like to just start first, with also President David Boren and Joe Castiglione and all of us at the University of Oklahoma and everyone in the athletic department and certainly everyone on our football team, to thank Bob Barry and his long time service and commitment here at the University of Oklahoma. It's been great for me, going onto a 12th season, to have the opportunity to work with Bob. Again, a true professional, a guy that loves the University and loves what he does. I get a chance to, not a ton of opportunities, but every Friday get to review the game with Bob in my office, or somewhere, going through what we expect for the week's game, and then the weekly radio shows through the years, he's just been very easy to work with.
Now getting into the season we're just anxious like everybody at this point in the year. This week, you're really anxious to play. You've been looking at each other for a month now and running into each other for, by Friday, what will be 28-29 practices. You really need to see someone else."
OU Football - Week 1 mini update
by jtesooner on Aug 31, 2010 9:28 PM CDT
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Just wanted to get a couple things out to everyone that came out tonight from the coaching staff. Coach Stoops announced on his radio show Tuesday night that Patrick O'Hara has won the starting kicking job. He made a point of saying that he didn't want the guy who won the job looking over his shoulder, so expect O'Hara to have to perform very poorly before they try one of the other options available. Also, despite earlier reports Tress Way will apparently be handling kick off duties. Way showed a big leg last year as one of the best punters in the nation, I'm sure I'm not alone in hoping he is capable of reaching the end zone on kick offs! Finally, according to Coach Venables LB Austin Box will not require surgery on his back. Unfortunately, this does not necessarily improve the timetable for his return which to this point is still undetermined.
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