When I screwup, I say it's on me. When his players screwup, they tap their chests, signifying it's on them. When Bob lays an egg, he blames everyone else. He never mans up for the poor performance of his teams in big bowl games.

He ain't gonna screw up the country club atmosphere until Boren and Stigly have had enough!!

"There was a girl,
Who had a little curl,
Right in the middle of her forehead.

When she was good,
She was very, very good.
And when she was bad,
She was horrid."

Notice that medium game bob has not been mentioned for many NFL jobs this year. The last couple of times the Cleveland job came open he was the hometown favorite. He will retire at OU and will one day host a radio show with brother Mike. They can yell at all the callers.

No wonder we are struggling in recruiting...Stoops may be the only coach in the nation who throws his players under the bus. Do you think Mack Brown, Mike Gundy, etc are using his quotes with recruits telling them "Stoops will ruin your professional career by telling everyone including the NFL you guys can't execute. Come here where I stand up for my players (see my rant on YouTube)" If the players aren't executing...it's the CEOs responsibility. If we have "B" and "C" players in the organization....it's the CEOs fault. But having said that, Stoops has figured out he has OU over a barrel. Can't fire a guy who goes 10-3 and only occasionally loses to mediocre in conference rivals only to get pasted when we face real out of conference opponents. So until he retires come to terms with Stoops making $5 million a year beating mediocre opponents. The 2000 FSU win was worth $50 million (10 years x $5 million) and counting to Stoops.

I wasn't surprised the defense got rolled. They lack talent and we've seen that all season But watching the offense once again fold like a cheap suit against a good defense was frustrating. And it's because of the same weaknesses we've seen for years: an offensive line that cannot drive block, a receiving corps that is short on speed, and a QB who can't run to save his life.

ND and Bama were lousy doormats for years. What is the primary reason those schools are now perennial powers and playing for the NC and what did they each change to get them there? Coaches.

When you have average-plus running the show down in Norman that's the best you will ever see in the team. Same song next year Sooner fans...

The REAL "problem" is that Noren/Castiglione/Stoops are running a clean ship for the first time in OU history. It's hard to get the "big boys" and compete for a MNC when you are not handing out $$$ and cars!!

Cant wait to meet up with Big Paycheck Bob and little bro Mikie in Stillwater next yeaar. Just wish that punk Stills would be there for the rear kicking too.

NCAA is the second most penalized team in NCAA history with 7 major infractions. 6 of the 7 MNCs resulted with probation.

6. Texas A&M — Seven Major Infractions: The Southwest Conference is probably the most corrupt entity in the history of college sports.  Texas A&M enjoyed quite a bit of success during the 1980s, winning three consecutive conference titles under Jackie Sherrill, who Joe Paterno once lumped with Barry Switzer when bemoaning that era of college football. Sherrill resigned in 1988 after the NCAA discovered that assistant coaches and boosters were providing improper benefits to recruits — one was given a sports car and another’s father was offered medical treatment. The Aggies were given two years of probation, banned from the postseason for one season and docked 10 scholarships. Additional violations by the basketball program in 1991 and the football program again in 1994 — a booster employed and overpaid nine players who didn’t really work — almost caused A&M to suffer the same fate as SMU.

Those stats are for ALL sports.....

Tied at the top are ASU and SMU with 8 major infractions. Your # 3-10 are really tied at #2 with 7 major infractions.....