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Deeper look at Week 7's key games (Fox Sports)
Getting pressure on Sam Bradford will be key for the Texas defense. Go inside Oklahoma-Texas and the rest of Week 7's top games.
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Estimate for corn, soybeans bumps up (The Des Moines Register)
Washington, D.C. - The government raised its forecast of how much corn and soybeans farmers will harvest this fall, providing some relief to livestock producers, ethanol plants and other grain users already battered by the poor economy.
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The Hardly Strictly Bluegrass lineup (San Francisco Chronicle)
DAVE ALVIN AND THE GUILTY WOMEN: The Los Angeles Americana ace turns up with an all-female all-star band, including Christy McWilson, Laurie Lewis, Amy Farris, Sarah Brown and Nina Gerber. Rooster Stage, 4:05 p.m. Saturday. ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL: They've taken...
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OU volleyball coach gets 200th career win (The Oklahoman)
OU coach gets 200th career winThe Oklahoma volleyball team rolled to a 3-1 victory over Texas Christian at the Red Raider Round Up in Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday, giving Sooner coach Santiago Restrepo his 200th career victory. Freshman Caitlin Higgins led the Sooners with a game-high 14 kills and recorded her second straight double-double with 11 digs. OU plays New Orleans at 11 a.m. today ...
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Redemption on the road starts with leadership from Bradford (The Oklahoman)
NORMAN — In Oklahoma's three true road games last year, the Sooners were at their worst. A loss in Boulder. A close call in Ames. A loss in Lubbock. The road schedule amplifies in difficulty this season, beginning today in Washington. Better road play is required if this team plans on meeting lofty expectations. That starts with quarterback Sam Bradford. "That's something we talked about ...
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OU defense erases road woes in rout (The Oklahoman)
SEATTLE — Overwhelmed by defensive pressure, Jake Locker tucked the ball and ran for his life. But he didn't get far. Seven yards down the field, Travis Lewis grabbed Locker's legs before Ryan Reynolds buried his shoulder pad into Locker's chest so violently, the Washington quarterback had the wind knocked out of him and momentarily had to leave the game. Thanks to hard hitting and ...
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Tramel: Beware of these Sooners (The Oklahoman)
SEATTLE — They say you can see Mount Rainier, some 100 miles away, on only 60 days per year. But Saturday, and ever since the Oklahoma Sooners and their fans staged an impressive crimson invasion, such a view was possible. Then the football game brought even more clarity. The Sooners took apart Washington 55-14, and this much we know. The two best college football teams so far are the ...
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OU O-line dominates (The Oklahoman)
SEATTLE – Phil Loadholt walked back and forth along the Oklahoma bench, slapping hands with his offensive line mates. The ground attack had been waged and won, with two running backs – DeMarco Murray and Chris Brown – each rushing for more than 100 yards. Job well done. “That was great,” said Sooner center Jon Cooper. “They both ran very hard today and ran extremely well. Made us look ...
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OU report card (The Oklahoman)
Sam Bradford: A Bradford handled the atmosphere of Husky Stadium — it was noisy before the blowout — and the pressure of wiping out his poor 2007 road performances. Bradford completed 18 of 21 for 304 yards and a school-record tying five touchdowns. Bradford completed his last 12 passes. Fans: A Excluding two journeys to Hawaii, this was the longest OU road trip in history, yet the ...
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OU notes: Norman pair shine for Sooners (The Oklahoman)
Representing Norman: Both running back Mossis Madu and wide receiver Ryan Broyles, two products of Norman High, scored touchdowns in the first half. Each scored again in the second half, too. While many local stars have produced for the Sooners through the years, Saturday marked the first time that two former Norman High players scored in the same game. Broyles scored on receptions of 4 and ...
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