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“I was sitting at home with my family…. All of a sudden, everybody started getting all excited and I saw the chandelier kind of swinging around back and forth in the kitchen. It was kind of like everybody realized, ‘Wow,…
Not optimistic about Sooners’ BCS chances
OK, call me Debbie Downer today. Those people writing about how Oklahoma can still play in the BCS national championship are smoking dope. After losing to LSU, Alabama only dropped one spot to in the BCS to number 3, leaving…
Sooners win, 41-25, but oh at what a price
The Sooners began their next home winning streak Saturday night, with a 41-25 victory over Texas A&M.
But, they also saw the career end for the most prolific wide receiver in NCAA history.
All-American Ryan Broyles, the NCAA’s career leader in receptions, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and will miss the remainder of the season.
He got hurt while cutting to make his second catch of the game, a 30-yarder that set up one of four third-quarter touchdowns in the Sooners’ 41-25 victory Saturday.
“It’s just a bad deal,” quarterback Landry Jones said. “You hate for something like that to happen to such a good guy.”