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The reason I choose OU is because I was born in Oklahoma and the Sooners have always been a part of my life. I fell in love with the campus and I wanted to be a part of a highly distinguished program. I truly am Sooner born and Sooner bred. Boomer!
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After taking all five official visits I finally found a school that's just a perfect fit for me ... I've decided that next fall I'll be playing for the Oklahoma Sooners.
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I've been presented with some professional opportunities that I want to pursue ... In leaving Oklahoma, I want to convey my thanks and appreciation to Joe Castiglione, Bob Stoops, the football staff, our players and the Sooner fans. OU has a great football tradition and I am pleased that I've had the op...
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Oklahoma moved into the top five after quarterback Landry Jones announced he was returning. The Sooners have something to prove after opening as No. 1 this season only to lose the Big 12 to archrival Oklahoma State.
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The Sooners were a shell of themselves at the end of the year. The season-ending knee injury to Oklahoma's Ryan Broyles means Iowa's Marvin McNutt Jr. will be the best receiver on the field. The season-ending ankle injury to the Sooners' Dominique Whaley means the Hawkeyes' Marcus Coker will be the best...
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It's the perfect time to make a run and earn our way into the NCAA Tournament or earn our way into the NIT Tournament
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It has to be everybody; it can't be one or two people thinking about that.
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We are learning from it, but we aren't thinking about it consciously, as it's happening
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You have to think about it when you are on the floor, because it has happened to us in pretty much every game we've lost.
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Sometimes you have to remember what happened last time
SOURCE: ESPN