Just as Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops predicted, the third-ranked Sooners couldn’t run it up on Colorado. In fact, the Sooners couldn’t even beat the Buffaloes. Kevin Eberhart kicked a career-long 45-yard field goal as time expired to send Colorado past the stunned Sooners 27-24 Saturday.

It was the Buffaloes’ first win over a top-five team since Dec. 1, 2001, when they bested Texas in the Big 12 title game.

After Eberhart’s kick cleared the crossbar, the fans stormed the field as the dejected Sooners, who had blown a 24-7 second-half lead, walked off, their hopes of a national championship having taken a major hit. Read more

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“I’m not going to wear a T-shirt in a bar in Oklahoma”

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson and quarterback Sam Bradford all expressed a level of frustration with not being able to get wide receiver Malcolm Kelly the ball last Saturday … via The Norman Transcript

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New York Times

Bomar Returns to State Where He Lost His Fame New York Times, United States -Sep 28, 2007 AP Poll | USA Today The exit leads to the University of Oklahoma in Norman, where Bomar was expected to be leading the No. 3 Sooners this season. …

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“You know, it’s just another game to me”

If Rhett Bomar has any lingering thoughts about the University of Oklahoma, they didn’t show up in his comments Monday. via Corsicana Daily Sun

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Post-Bulletin

Local sports notebook: Heiden playing backup tight end for the Browns Post-Bulletin, MN -Sep 25, 2007 Staci Smoot of Rochester is one of 11 members on the University of Oklahoma women's golf team. Smoot is a junior. The Lourdes grad was not on the Sooners' …

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