Smith to play 15-20 plays on Offense: Athletically, cornerback Reggie Smith shouldn't have a problem playing wide receiver. Coach Bob Stoops said he anticipates 15-20 plays a game for Smith on offense, and Smith said he has a restricted package of just a few plays, so he should be fine mentally. He's in good enough shape, so stamina shouldn't hold him back. Still, there are challenges. "The games are so hectic on the sidelines, can we find him?" Wilson said. "We tried to play Dan Cody some at tight end; Tommie Harris has done it. Can you find him? Sometimes they're over there on the bench and they're talking defensively or they're tired. It'll be interesting to see in the heat of battle how much that really plays out." (Tulsa World)
Peterson a Buzz on Yahoo!: Peterson, according to data compiled by Internet search engine Yahoo, is the second-most searched college football player in the country. No. 1 was Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn. Ohio State receiver Ted Ginn is third and Cal running back Marshawn Lynch is fourth. (Tulsa World)
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Cohen, Knall to share punting: SoonerSports.com
Meet Freshman RB DeMarco Murray Q&A: SoonerSports.com
Sooners can't overlook UAB: Norman Transcript
OU Notebook: The Oklahoman
Gundy to face man who led him to coaching: The Oklahoman
Watson Brown to return to OU (video): The Oklahoman
Peterson's father restricted from attending season opener: The Oklahoman
Paul Thompson's sacrifice: The Oklahoman
Dotson's OU debut is his second chance: Tulsa World
Know the foe -- UAB Blazers: Tulsa World
Questions with Jon Cooper: Tulsa World
Stoops divides punting responsibilities: Dallas Morning News
THe playmaker Adrian Peterson: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Oklahoma's Thompson resurfaces at quarterback: AggieSports.com
Closed practice makes OU QB largely a mystery: ESPN.com
Calm, cool and coordinated: Birmingham News
Oklahoma's aura of success doesn't faze Brown: Birmingham News
Behind a mike is where Jim Ross would Sooner be: Sun Sentinel