Dallas Metroplex has pretty much always been fertile grounds for OU. That's not only for athletics but for students as well. Your friends little sister is another example of that. OU is popular in that area.
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Finally a well-reasoned media response to the cost-of-living stipend idea
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Dallas Metroplex has pretty much always been fertile grounds for OU. That's not only for athletics but for students as well. Your friends little sister is another example of that. OU is popular in that area.
That's why they dont complain about playing in Texas every year. A home-and-home with Texas would be the worst thing that could ever happen to OU.
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
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I think the distance from Norman to Dallas is less than the distance from Dallas to Austin / Dallas to College Station.
I do not think Texas A&M is a "destination" school, in general.
I do not think Texas A&M is a "destination" school, in general.
You catch this well-reasoned response by Jay Paterno? I'd say it makes some pretty valid points as well: http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/22123/college-athletes-dont-need-to-be-paid
supahphish
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Couldn't take the rest of that article seriously after I read this
"(These are all NCAA-mandated time limits)."