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Demarco Murray is likely going to have to step
up and be the most valuable player to allow for
more slack in the secondary. I imagine that if
he is healthy this will be his best season. -
Brandon, Norman.
Auston English. He was on tract to be a major
impact player when he was hurt thus interrupting
his performance output. I believe he will be
back and intent on showing just how much he can
accomplish. -
Jonathan, Norman.
 I
will go with Ryan Reynolds. Stoops is saying he
is back to 100% (yeah I know). Still, the guy
has heart and passion to play and we need
someone like that at Mike. -
Jackie, Houston.
Ryan Broyles – OU lost it 2 main receivers from
last year’s team to graduation. Ryan Broyles
will likely be Sam Bradford’s main target (in
addition to Jermaine Gresham). -
Mike B., Edmond.
 Mossis
Madu - He's already shown he make big plays - I
think he'll step it up this year and be a major
player!
Plus he's a
hometown boy and he's got an awesome name!
- Melissa, Norman.
The
player to make the biggest difference will be a
'unknown' on the second string, that will step
forward and shine. Now I have no idea who that
will be, but then that is what makes college
football so much more fun then the pros. -
Gerald, Norman.
I'll guess DeMarco Murray. I expect his effort
will be outstanding this year in an effort to
demonstrate that he's all the way back for the
pros. - Gary,
Wilmington, NC
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 As
long as they pass the ball and keep it in the
hands of
Yancey they will return to the BCS championship
and that's the fact jack. -
Yancy,
Norman.
I believe OU will return this year because Sam
Bradford is still playing and wants to prove he
can win the big one. Also, we should just have
a really good team this year!! -
Nancy, Cedar Creek Lake, Texas (with
Wewoka roots).
As hard as it is to admit, I don't think they
will. The Sooners are great but they're going to
have to have new receivers step up after losing
Iglesias. Bradford needs good targets to throw
to, and Gresham won't be enough. New WR's could
be good in time, but it may take more than one
year. Plus, we lost O-lineman and some defensive
players. And lastly, the BCS has seen OU fail in
3 recent National Titles and they may not get
another chance if there is a close race like
last year. I wish they could go, but I just
don't think it will happen. -
Jordie, Amarillo.
 Yes.
Get your tickets now. Because they are the
Sooners. Defense, Defense, Defense!!!!!!! 45
points a game average won't hurt either. -
Rick the Sooner, Wilburton.
Once again if everyone stays healthy we have a
shot. -
John C., Edmond.
I think OU will return to the BCS championship
game this year. With Bradford, Gresham, and
Williams returning and the fact that OU has
shown that they are able to win games on the
road last year... they have a great chance to
return. -
Mike L., Norman.
No. It is simply too
difficult, from an odds prospective. They are
one of about 5 or 6 teams, however, that are
likely to play in the BCS Championship game. -
John V.,
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In Memoriam
We
set aside any school rivalry to honor the life
of Curtis Manley, Jr., 76, a long-time educator,
sports fan and friend who died July 30 at a
Tulsa hospital. Manley proudly served as the
Pistol Pete mascot on the Oklahoma State
University sidelines from 1960-61 – only the
third OSU student to then have that honor. After
graduation he went on to a career of teaching
biology to thousands of students which he
challenged to excel in the classroom and in
life. Most importantly, he was the proud "pa pa"
of some of our very own Soonerguys. He will be
missed and will always be loved.