The Oklahoma President is what bugs me.

Don't you have something better to do, like run the university?

Quoted from the Forde Yard Dash at espn.com, a former Oklahoma President stated that he wanted one time increased funding for the university cause he wanted "to build a university that the football team would be proud of."

9/19/2006 3:12:05 PM

Quote :

"If the scoreboard says you lost, you lost. That's not going to change. Take an hour to vent postgame, then try to regain your sanity. Do not diminish your quality of life -- and the quality of life of those around you -- by spewing for days about the refs who cheated your team, the flagrant league bias against your team or the complete lack of class displayed by the team that beat your team. Your team l-o-s-t. Try to deal."

Someone please post this in every State thread.

9/19/2006 4:19:12 PM

There are several things you have to do to win football games.

1. not let the opposing team gain 501 yards
2. be able to score a touchdown when you have a first down on the 2 yard line.
3. Dont let the other team block a field goal with the game on the line and time running out.
4. When the other team gives you 4 turnovers, you should never have a close score at the end of the game.

Oregon dominated that game. If it hadn’t been for those 4 turnovers the score would have been about 40-21 instead of 34-33. The Sooners were lucky just to stay in the game.

9/20/2006 2:44:06 PM

lmao ou pwned

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=2597046

Quote :

"]Knight tweaks OU over Oregon complaints Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY -- Texas Tech basketball coach Bob Knight, whose Red Raiders lost to Oklahoma on a controversial call three years ago, said he knows how fans feel about wanting a forfeit after OU's loss to Oregon on Saturday. Knight called for Oklahoma to forfeit its basketball game with Tech on Jan. 20, 2003, when the Sooners won 69-64 in overtime at Norman after two clock controversies in the final seconds of regulation. Video replay later showed the game clock started late after OU in-bounded the ball on the game-tying drive. "Maybe now those people at Oklahoma understand what I was talking about," Knight told The Oklahoman. "Had Oklahoma forfeited that game against us like I suggested, they would have gotten far more positive publicity out of that than if they had gone to the Final Four that year. Now I guess the 'duck' is swimming in the other pond." Oregon scored two touchdowns late to beat Oklahoma 34-33, including the game-winner that came after the Ducks recovered an onside kick. Video replay showed Oregon touched the ball before it went the required 10 yards, but the replay official did not overturn the call. The replay official, Gordon Riese, who was suspended by the Pac-10 for one game, requested a leave of absence for the remainder of the season, the league announced Wednesday."

[Edited on September 22, 2006 at 2:15 AM. Reason : lmfao]

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