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Has Bedenbaugh ever had his lineup set before 3 games? I’m not sure but it seems like we’re 3-5 games into the season before all is set. It’s my one complaint with coach B. Otherwise, I think he’s a great coach. I mean, I get that some players practice different than they play but, damn, every play...

...I have an autographed football signed by Keith Jackson.

#11 Billy Sims (Running Back) 1975-1978 The last of Oklahoma's three Heisman Trophy-winning running backs, Sims is one of the great college football players of all time. While injuries kept Sims from hitting the ground running with the Sooners, he eventually found his footing. His 53 career rushing...

#10 "Lil" Joe Washington ( Running Back) 1972-1975 Another in the line of great Oklahoma running backs, Washington ranks third in school history with 4,071 rushing yards — making him one of five Sooners to rush for at least 4,000 yards. He also ranks among Oklahoma's top 10 with 39 career...

One of my "All Time " Favorite Sooner Defenders without a doubt.Its crazy as Im reading these articles.......All the greats that we have been so so Lucky to have them part of the Sooner Legacy ! Memories. :ou: ...I've always said Brian Bosworth was the best college linebacker I ever saw.....

...I'm giving new HC Kish an B+, maybe even an A- for his first season at the helm of SOONER grappling.
Could be the start of a shiny new era in OU wrestling.

... I WAS THERE!!! I had become acquainted with OU halfback Joe Wylie my senior year in HS and the '71 Game of the Century was a tough ticket, but Wylie managed to get two tickets for me & my father. We picked them up at what was the "will call" window in those days. Ironically, Wylie...

#6 Steve Owens, Running Back (1967-69) Oklahoma's second Heisman Trophy winner, Owens still features prominently in the legacy of Sooners football. He's still the school's record holder with 57 career rushing touchdowns, and his 4,041 rushing yards are fifth most at Oklahoma. Owens won his Heisman ...

...I'm assuming these are in reverse order and that Jim Weatherall is actuaaly #25 on the list. Right? :cool: :ou: :ou: :ou: :rice: The original post said, "Here are 25 of the best players in Oklahoma Sooners' history listed chronologically . ...overlooked the "listed chronologically"...

...I'm assuming these are in reverse order and that Jim Weatherall is actuaaly #25 on the list. Right?

...the SOONERS might be defending their first SEC Title in 2025.(OR possibly even their 8th Natty.) :dude: 7 home games in Norman. Don't think Michigan will be the same team without Harbaugh. This is what most wanted to see, moving to the SEC! I think the program will be challenged, but ready for it...

...have an uncle on my father's side whose ex-wife remarried Jim Weatherall.
She was with him until he died. Her name was Sugar.
She has passed on now too.

...no question about it. But I like being overlooked.
Feels like 2000 a little bit.
Nobody in the SEC sees OKLAHOMA coming.
Like a diamond back rattler lurking in the tall grass!

Not a snub - we didn't deserve a bid. ...I agree! Even with the first 20 win season since Buddy left. Think Moser will be back, but also think he's sitting on a heater for year 4. :cool: The rash of injuries were a factor down the stretch, and can't help but think the relative blowout loss to the s...

..."you can't sugarcoat a SOONER." TRUTH!!! OKLAHOMA is the Indian Nations. One of the last examples of manifest destiny. Outlaw territory. Robbers Cave State Park is testimony. One of the the last remnants of the old west, the pioneer spirit,... gunfighters, lawmen. and bounty hunters (W...