How do you feel about the Sugar Bowl loss?

CSA4Ever said:

I prefer to leave the Sugar Bowl game in the past where it belongs. On that given night, OU put the better team on the field.

Youngsters forget that OU is an elite program; an almost mirror image of Alabama.

This year's 'Bama team took the Sooners too lightly and got beat fair and square.

Because our teams are so similar and our fan bases almost identical, it is a travesty our teams cannot play more on a regular basis.

Sooner fans generally respect the Tide and visa-versa. We love great football played at the highest level.

Our teams simply must meet on a regular basis; perhaps a H-H twice per decade. Would be tremendous for the fans and a wonderful rivalry in the making.

BOOMER SOONER......RTR

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CSA4Ever said:

I prefer to leave the Sugar Bowl game in the past where it belongs. On that given night, OU put the better team on the field.

Youngsters forget that OU is an elite program; an almost mirror image of Alabama.

This year's 'Bama team took the Sooners too lightly and got beat fair and square.[\b]

Because our teams are so similar and our fan bases almost identical, it is a travesty our teams cannot play more on a regular basis.

Sooner fans generally respect the Tide and visa-versa. We love great football played at the highest level.

Our teams simply must meet on a regular basis; perhaps a H-H twice per decade. Would be tremendous for the fans and a wonderful rivalry in the making.

BOOMER SOONER......RTR

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Ldlane said:

Reading about the "glory days" of Oklahoma, Notre Dame, etc..... is a whole lot different than actually watching the games on TV or attending the games. These kids grew up watching Spurrier's, Bowden's, Saban's, and Carroll's teams. Heck, at 18 they don't even remember the "fun-n-gun" that much! They were born in '96! The brain learns by making connections with past experiences and new information to be learned.

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