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The letters are tenderly emotional, rich in discussion of current events, enlivened with quotes from Emerson, Marlowe, Wordsworth. Is there any well-known coach today who would do this—for that matter, any major political or corporate leader who would?
“Dear Jay, Love Dad,” Jay Wilkinson shares letters from his father — legendary OU football coach Bud Wilkinson — during Jay’s college years in the early ’60s. Filled with wisdom and optimism, Jay talks about his father’s life and the lessons his dad...
There wasn't anything mysterious about it ... we played as well as we could. They just won the game. We just got beat.
It is a displayed award at the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind. , and benefits childrens health care through the Sparrow Foundation. Past winners include coaches Biggie Munn, Bud Wilkinson, Eddie Robinson, Ara Parseghian, Joe Paterno,...
In those 13-straight conferences, he lost just one individual conference game (Texas). The domination did not end there as he won four Orange Bowls and two Sugar Bowls in his 17-year career. The legend holds the record for most consecutive home...
Read the rest at tulsaworld.com/sittlerstoops MIAMI, Fla. Make room, Barry. Bob's in the house. And, oh brother, does he ever deserve a spot in that national championship coaching house the two of you constructed and expanded. Every Sooner worth his...
There were no phones in the dorm, and a phone booth outside usually had a queue. In one letter, Bud tells his son, "It was good to talk with you last night, even though the connection was so bad I could hardly hear you." Bud Wilkinson began most...
PM I finished Jay Wilkinson’s new book late last night, then did a 30-minute interview with Wilkinson early this morning. We’re planning on a nice story in Friday’s Tulsa World, but I figured I’d shoot a blog out there into the webosphere and give our...
Charles Burnham "Bud" Wilkinson was a Hall of Fame American football coach for the University of Oklahoma.. He was also an American football player, broadcaster, and politician. Full Article
There wasn't anything mysterious about it ... we played as well as we could. They just won the game. We just got beat.
