Sooner News Daily | Thursday (4.29.2021)
Posted on: April 29, 2021
Football
Who’s next?
? https://t.co/gvlaV80eWw | #OUDNA pic.twitter.com/HO8dMOhOS3
— Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) April 28, 2021
No. 2️⃣: "Oklahoma has been shot out of a cannon!"@trenorwood_3 #OUDNA
? https://t.co/zTDFqWXDzd pic.twitter.com/3WnpqBxMFm
— Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) April 28, 2021
2x All-American at @OU_Football and Joe Moore Award recipient @creed_humphrey is next up on 'The Big Boys Club'@geoffschwartz | @BigDuke50 pic.twitter.com/FbvuWQtZZN
— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) April 28, 2021
Take our College Football Playoff expansion survey: Do you want the CFP to expand? How many teams? Are you worried about the bowl system? More:https://t.co/OrEqrwM1Hy
— The Athletic CFB (@TheAthleticCFB) April 28, 2021
Other OU Sports & News
RECAP | Battled until the end and came up just short. We'll bounce back and the journey is far from complete.
Sooners finish second at Big 12 Championship ⏬https://t.co/rIbdBlvWZQ
— Oklahoma Golf (@OU_MGolf) April 28, 2021
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The Sooners are the No. 9 seed in the Columbus Regional! Time to make some noise!
? » https://t.co/0kU7CVMmIW#Sooners | #DMGB pic.twitter.com/5Ejs2T0hWe
— Oklahoma Golf (@OU_WGolf) April 28, 2021
? Full HLs | at Baylor
Offense ??? ??????? power #Sooners to 39-1 on the season and consecutive wins No. ?? and ?? over Big 12 opponents. #ChampionshipMindset pic.twitter.com/a6azWh4Sf1
— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) April 28, 2021
Trending ? in this week’s @ITA_Tennis rankings!#WeAreOU pic.twitter.com/S1dm3efCxr
— Oklahoma Tennis (@OU_MTennis) April 28, 2021
On the ????.
Breaking down the #Sooners jumps in this week's @ITA_Tennis rankings:
#21 Team: ⬆️ 2⃣
#18 I. Corley/C. Corley: ⬆️ 5⃣
#60 @CarmenCorley3: ⬆️ 1⃣3⃣
#68 @danaguzman03 ⬆️ 1⃣2⃣
#84 @ivanacorley: ⬆️ 1⃣3⃣#OUrFight https://t.co/U4OHBF1GDf— Oklahoma Tennis (@OU_WTennis) April 28, 2021
Everything Else
COLUMN: If you’re disappointed NCAA President Mark Emmert had his contract extended, I get it. But it shouldn’t be surprising that these people want to keep him in charge considering how comfortable he is being the face of their unfair system.https://t.co/sOK1hmqwyy
— Gary Parrish (@GaryParrishCBS) April 28, 2021
A group of college presidents too busy to get into the weeds of college sports is choosing to put its faith in Mark Emmert, a leader who has failed to lead on every prominent issue facing college athletics during his tenure.
COLUMN: https://t.co/JLGJrTBIW7
— Nicole Auerbach (@NicoleAuerbach) April 29, 2021
