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Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield, the overwhelming favorite to win the Heisman Trophy, won't be a starter or a captain in his final home game. That is the fallout from Mayfield's sideline behavior in Saturday's victory at Kansas, when the senior yelled obscenities and made vulgar gestures toward the Jayhawks.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The tendency ahead of the big nonconference matchup Saturday night between No. 2 Ohio State and No. 5 Oklahoma is to look at last year's outcome to draw conclusions. A relatively young and inexperienced Ohio State team went into Norman, Okla., and manhandled the Sooners in a 45-24 victory. So, it stands to…
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Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops shocked the sports world on Wednesday when he suddenly retired, and he reportedly almost made another shocking decision three years ago. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Stoops nearly took the head coaching job for the Cleveland Browns. Bob Stoops was intrigued by the Browns job three years ago. Wouldn’t rule out…
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There have been whispers that the Big 12 could be the next major conference to fall by the wayside but, for the most part, that has not developed into a full-blown national story. However, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum might be changing that, as he offered some fairly drastic opinions on a recent interview with The Opening Drive…
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Former Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon reached a civil settlement agreement Friday with the woman he punched almost three years ago. Amelia Molitor, an Oklahoma student, and Mixon settled on her accusation of intentional infliction of emotional stress. Molitor's attorney released a statement via NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, although terms of the settlement remain confidential. "I…
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Urban Meyer and the Ohio State Buckeyes are having a nice weekend. First, the program picked up a somewhat surprising commitment from talented offensive lineman Max Wray. Then, in short order, the Buckeyes pulled off a shocker in convincing the nation’s No. 2 safety prospect, Josh Proctor, to commit to spend his college career in Columbus.…
