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• (12/19) OU Football Articles and Notes
  Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
  
  Heisman scores big locally: ESPN's one-hour Heisman Trophy presentation show, which included the announcement that OU quarterback Sam Bradford had won the award, drew a huge 19.6 rating in the Oklahoma City television market. Nationally, it set an ESPN record with 3,058,000 households and tied the 3.1 rating of 2007.
  Sports events Dec. 9-16
  1. Heisman Trophy Presentation, Saturday, ESPN, 19.6.
  2. N.Y. Giants at Dallas, NFL, Sunday, KFOR-4, 15.5.
  (Ratings rundown at NewsOK.com)
  
  Mack Brown considers giving up coaches vote: The Texas coach indicated Thursday that his opinion isn't just talk. He acknowledged that he might give up his vote in the USA Today coaches' poll next season. "I don't think coaches should vote," Brown said. "I'm going to have to do a lot of soul-searching to see if I continue to vote." (Dallas Morning News)
  
  Venables visited Pelini to discuss Florida: Oklahoma defensive coordinator Brent Venables visited Saturday with Nebraska coach Bo Pelini, apparently to discuss strategy to stop Florida's offense. Pelini previously was defensive coordinator at LSU, and the Tigers were 2-1 against Florida in those three seasons. Florida never scored more than 24 points against Pelini's defenses. Pelini was defensive coordinator at Oklahoma in 2004. (Rivals.com)
  
  Oklahoma vs. Florida is worth the wait: NY Newsday
  
  BCS game in 3-D coming to Stillwater: The Oklahoman
  
  Jenks' cornerback Gabe Lynn commits to OU: The Oklahoman
  
  Jenks' Lynn commits to Oklahoma: Tulsa World
  
  Stoops -- "I still have some Gator in me": Tulsa World
  
  OU fans wringing hands: Star-Telegram
  
  Streaking to a BCS colision: Gainseville Sun
  
  Cherokee pride gets new triumph: Ashville Citizen-Times
  
  Tebow excited to have Mullen back for title game: Florida Times-Union
• UPDATE: OU-BYU at New Cowboys Stadium?
  Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
  
  OU-BYU at new Cowboys Stadium? UPDATE Brigham Young football coach Bronco Mendenhall caused waves Tuesday, telling reporters that BYU could be playing a game at the Dallas Cowboys stadium in 2009. Mendenhall singled out Oklahoma as a possible opponent. "I know that we have been and are being considered for some early games next year, and that was one of them," Mendenhall said. "There was a chance that it could be against Oklahoma. But there were a list of teams for us to play, or we might have been just one of the teams being considered to play." The Salt Lake Tribune reported discussions are ongoing with ESPN representatives for BYU to play a game next September at the new Cowboys stadium. OU spokesman Kenny Mossman, however, said talk of a game with BYU in Dallas is premature. (More at The Oklahoman) (11/05/08)
  UPDATE: Brigham Young athletic director Tom Holmoe told reporters Wednesday that he's close to finalizing BYU's 2009 schedule. Will that include playing Oklahoma in the new Dallas Cowboys stadium in Texas in a season-opener? "I think everybody knows that when I am working with scheduling, I don't want to announce anything, or say anything out there until it is done," Holmoe told The Salt Lake Tribune. "Right now, it is pretty obvious there are a lot of things that are going on. It is not that I have been trying to keep anything from the fans or the press or anything, but we are very close to solidifying a change." (Jake Trotter's OU Blog)
• Top Prospect in Oklahoma Picks OU
  Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
  
  Jenks' Gabe Lynn verbally commits to OU:Gabe Lynn, the No. 1 player on the most recent Oklahoman Super 30 list, announced his decision to commit to Oklahoma during a ceremony Thursday afternoon at Jenks High School. Lynn (6-foot, 185 pounds) chose the Sooners over Oklahoma State and North Carolina. Lynn's numbers weren't overwhelming but that's largely due to teams avoiding going Lynn's way. (The Oklahoman)
  
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• Granger Out After Back Surgery
  Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
  
  DeMarcus Granger to miss BCS Championship: Oklahoma defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger will miss Oklahoma's upcoming BCS title game appearance after undergoing back surgery, OU head coach Bob Stoops said Wednesday. "Our doctors and training staff have worked extensively with DeMarcus and it was finally determined that surgery was necessary," Stoops said. "We're disappointed for DeMarcus and are certainly anxious to do everything we can to assist his recovery." Granger, a junior from Dallas, played in 11 games during the 2008 season, all in a back-up role. He had 20 tackles and 2 fumble recoveries. (Dallas Morning News) In addition, Oklahoma announced earlier this week, DeMarco Murrary will miss the BCS Championship.
  
  Sooners won't have Granger in title game: Tulsa World
  
  Pressure building in Norman: Tulsa World
  
  Back injury sidelines OU's Granger: The Oklahoman
  
  Peterson makes his MVP case: The Oklahoman
  
  Back injury benches Granger: Norman Transcript
  
  'Big Game' Stoops needs to return: SportingNews
  
  Mullen returning to call plays for Gators in Miami: Florida-Times Union
  
  Stoops still has some Gator in him: Gainseville Sun
  
  Holiday good for Gators: Gainesville Sun
  
  Tebow, Killer Defense To Eat Up Oklahoma: New York Post
  
  Gators' defense not worried about Sooners' stats: Orlando Sentinel
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