Dr. Tom reacts to the rematch with the Sooners

[Sooner4Life]

In Soonerland, we affectionately call this clip, "The Face". Hello??!!??

 

 

See ya on Saturday!!!

[Ringer02]

I can think of a certain 4 letter word he may have wanted to scream out there

[newenglandhusker]

I can think of a certain 4 letter word he may have wanted to scream out there

Dadgummit?!?!

[The Snork]

All-time horse-sh*t move by the orange bowl committee. Hope those guys are toasting in hell.

[Yellowjacketfan]

I can think of a certain 4 letter word he may have wanted to scream out there

Dadgummit?!?!

 

We couldn't stop the dagum wishbone

[HuskerBCS]

Does Oklahoma really have a "Play like a Champion Today" sign that they touch before going out to the field?

 

Correct me if Im wrong but Im pretty sure that is Notre Dame's sign.

 

Lame if you ask me.

[Sooner4Life]

Does Oklahoma really have a "Play like a Champion Today" sign that they touch before going out to the field?

 

Correct me if Im wrong but Im pretty sure that is Notre Dame's sign.

 

Lame if you ask me.

 

We've had it since the Bud Wilkinson era--pretty sure Notre Lame has not.

 

[tmfr15]

An OU fan talking trash about how much the Domers think of themselves...

 

That's rich.

 

Maybe you should change that sign to.... Play like Boise State or Florida or USC or West Virginia or LSU....really, should I go on?

[Ringer02]

actually i believe this was the reason why they split Nebraska and Oklahoma into two division. The intention was that in most years the two would meet in the championship game and to avoid a rematch scenario like 78 the regular season game would not always be played. or something like that

[secretasianman]

ESPN just had a little story on what teams touch on their way onto the field! They showed the Rock at Clemson, the Gator head at Florida, the "Go Blue" banner at Michigan and even the horseshoe at Nebraska.

Lou Holtz himself stated that HE had the "Play like a champion today" sign placed there during his tenure. So, if SoonerFan says that their's has been around since the Bud Wilkinson days, then he has reason to criticize the "Domer tradition".

 

Can't wait for Saturday night--GO BIG RED!!

[tmfr15]

The Sooners are just VERY, VERY high on themselves.....

 

 

As per their web site...

 

Unlike some schools where tradition represents ancient history, or others where it harkens back only a few years, Oklahoma's tradition is a constant accomplishment unfettered by eras or time.

 

How about the 1990s.....hmm, that didn't work out so well, now did it.

[HuckFoley]

great youtube clip, thanks for posting!

[irafreak]

Why all the sooner hate?

[junior4949]

The Sooners are just VERY, VERY high on themselves.....

 

 

As per their web site...

 

Unlike some schools where tradition represents ancient history, or others where it harkens back only a few years, Oklahoma's tradition is a constant accomplishment unfettered by eras or time.

 

How about the 1990s.....hmm, that didn't work out so well, now did it.

 

 

I'll tell you what is rich is NU fans trying to tell OU fans how to act. It's funny we bring up the 90's with regards to OU when we're basically living through the same thing with the exception of probation, sanctions, etc. OU has constant accomplishments. I believe Stoops holds the record for amount of consecutive BCS bowl appearances.

 

Just so I'm clear, it's ok for us to talk about tradition even though its ancient history but not ok for OU to talk about constant accomplishments.

 

If I were an OU fan, I'd be asking how the 2004 and 2007 seasons worked out for NU. I'd be bringing up the game from last year. I'd basically bring up nearly every game played this decade with the exception of one.

[get huskin!]

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