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Hand up ✋ accountability
Great job BV
I wish the College Football world understood and appreciated how good Sammy Omosigho. Just watch #10 for @UCLAFootball
Your welcome. One of the best players in college football
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but our offense is not going to magically look fantastic this weekend no matter how good Witten could be. Let’s root for no turnovers, better situational playcalls, and to get to see a different QB.
With the departure of Ben Arbuckle as Oklahoma OC, here is a way-too-early top 3 candidates to replace him:
1. Chip Kelly (Northwestern)
2. Buster Faulkner (Florida) (long shot)
3. Rob Ezell (Wake Forest)
BREAKING: Oklahoma has fired offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle, @PeteNakos reports.
on3.com/news/oklahoma-sooner…
Paper Bag Sooner retweeted
Accurate take by @D_Mack13 regarding Mateer and OU Football. “This is what happens when everyone on the team knows they will be held accountable for their play, except for ONE guy - who gets to go out there again and again no matter what” @bwisefitness @burlyboomer1
This was the first day in my lifetime that I turned the game off before it was over. This program and that logo means way more to the people from this state than the people who actually represent it on the field.
Fire the president. Fire the new “hotshot lawyer” AD. Fire the head coach. Fire the coordinators. Fire the janitor. Clean house or this program burns.
Paper Bag Sooner retweeted
Fire Brent Venables. I’ve never been more serious. I don’t care how much the buy out is.
Bankrupt the city of Norman. Do whatever you gotta do.
OU football losing every bit of status under this guy. I’m over all of it.
What an absolute embarrassment to this program and our state. The university must make big changes or they will no longer have fans at the games. I’m a season ticket holder but I’ll give my tickets away for free. I’m not supporting losers.









