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Stoops today: Bradford practicing more, but his status remains uncertain

OU quarterback Sam Bradford throws a pass during a win over Baylor. Bradford suffered a concussion in a loss to Texas Tech on Saturday. Kelly Kerr/Tulsa World
 
By John E. Hoover and Guerin Emig, World sports writers
Published: 11/21/2007  5:51 PM
Last Modified: 11/21/2007  5:56 PM

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said after practice Wednesday night that a determination hadn't been made yet on whether quarterback Sam Bradford will play Saturday against Oklahoma State.

“Everything for Sam at this point has been positive,” Stoops said. “That doesn’t mean he’s set to play. Doctors will evaluate him today and tomorrow and make that determination."

Bradford, the nation's top-rated passer, with an efficiency rating of 179.4, sustained a concussion on the Sooners' first offensive play last week in a 34-27 loss at Texas Tech.

Bradford, who needs one touchdown pass to tie the NCAA single-season freshman record of 29, gradually has become more involved in practice since Monday, and on Tuesday took 75 percent of the snaps in practice, Stoops said.

Stoops also pronounced defensive end Auston English doubtful. English has missed the last two games with a broken bone in his lower right leg. He had a surgical procedure last week to insert a stabilizing pin, but hasn't been able to return yet.

By John E. Hoover and Guerin Emig, World sports writers

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