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Pleasant surprise: Laulu gets drafted in the 7th round by the Colts.

Rouse just went to Minnesota with the very first pick of the 6th round.

Likely the last Sooner picked in this draft.

As I mentioned on another site, someone needs to educate Finebaum that Oklahoma has 7 national championships, not six!

I don't think I'd seen any film on Maliek. He looks pretty physical for a CB. I really like this player.

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I have to say that I was pretty impressed with Burks. He didn't looked totally lost on the gymnastics apparatus.

Is this the guy that is a Texas legacy? If so, I wonder if his commitment will stick - unless UT isn't interested in him.

He might be best known for his 71-yard TD catch from Jamelle Holieway during the Sooners' Orange Bowl victory over Penn State to win that national title I thought he was best known for his Sooner Magic-esqe catch and run in the final seconds against Nebraska that set up the game winning field goal.

The reigning Super Bowls champs add to their winning formula: Sign another Sooner!

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This article is about the key player for each top 25 team. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-rankings-key-player-for-each-top-25-team-with-spring-practices-underway-ahead-of-2024-season/ The key takeaway for the Sooner fans is the stark reminder that we have an incredi...

soonerindallas wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 9:08 pm NIT, here we come.

I don't think you need to be so pessimistic. Both Lunardi (ESPN) and Palm (CBS) still have us comfortably in the tournament as a 9 or10 seed. That gives us a pretty good buffer even if some non-tournament team wins their conference tournament to steal a bid.

Yes, if we were to win either of our games this week, it would be a MAJOR upset and would all but guarantee a NCAA tournament spot. Even if we lose both of these games, we would still have a pretty good shot at the NCAA's with a win next week in one of those games.

The higher that you rise in the level of competition in any sport, the more unusual it is for a team to go undefeated. When you talk about a sport that plays 50-60 games, it is almost inevitable that an upset will occur somewhere along the way. No one likes to lose, but it is a crazy if anyone expec...

Who are the five? Did I miss something, but isn't the P-12 caput? So there is the SEC, Big 10, ACC, Big 12 and ? Is the 5th the top ranked of the 2nd tier conferences? Or is it Notre Dame? It is the 5 highest ranked conference champions. And I read that the Pac-12, which is still currently a confer...

There is no doubt that the Sooners have one of the nation's most challenging schedules next year. That said, I think 8-4 or better is more likely than 7-5 or worse.