What troubled coach is likely to be replaced by Bob Stoops to lead the Notre Dame team?
OU, OSU, Big 12 Bowl Update 11/13/2009 2:01:00 PM The bowl prospects for Oklahoma and Oklahoma State still hold plenty of promise, depending on how the Sooners and Cowboys fare in their final three games. A Cotton Bowl official confirmed in an e-mail this week that “OU is certainly still on our team selection board.” A Fiesta Bowl official confirmed in a Thursday e-mail that “if OSU is BCS eligible, we will certainly give them full consideration.” The Cotton Bowl apparently is 5-4 OU’s best hope. The Sooners will have to win out and improve to 8-4 to return to the site where their season got off to a horrible start with a loss to BYU and quarterback Sam Bradford going down with a shoulder injury for the first time. The 2010 Cotton Bowl will be held Jan. 2 at 1 p.m. at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. One factor that could help OU is that the Big 12 Conference championship game will be held in the same stadium (aka JerryWorld) on Dec. 5. If Texas does the expected and wins the Big 1
With Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis seemingly hanging on by a thread, expect some big names to be tossed around the rumor mill. This week the possible candidates include Oklahoma’s Bob Stoops and Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz. Last week it was Cincinnati’s Brian Kelly. At no other time during the year do more “sources” come out of the woodwork with their “inside info” than late November when the axes start to fall. But it’s fun, it makes million dollar coaches squirm and internet message boards light up like a Christmas tree. Sources: http://www.collegefantasyfootballinsider.
