Still Alive, Still kicking...Still Sooners
11.11.02

Still alive, Still kicking...Still Sooners Somedays your best just isn't good enough. Last Saturday, the OUDL (and the Pride) sent a detachment to College Station to cheer the team against the Aggies. While the OUDL was not at full strength, they did make a point to play on every defensive down possible and do what they could. Despite several setbacks during the game we had faith right up until A&M came up with the game-clinching interception. And, after a ten hour bus ride back to Norman, we still have that faith. Now more than ever the OUDL will be there for the team, cheering every play and every player. The indomitable spirt of OU was apparent when the team came off the field for the last time in front of the fans that traveled all the way from Norman. Each player that left the field heard the sound of applause as the Sooner faithful showed their appreciation. The OUDL will be there the rest of the season and every season after this. Why? Because we are Sooners and we love our team, win or lose, 14-0 or 3-8.

On the social side of things, the OUDL has set a date to return to the gridiron on Dec. 1 at 2pm to battle the tubas. The OUDL is hoping to repeat last year's beating, but will have to do so with a new quarter back. Like last year, the OUDL/abuT matchup will be one of speed vs size. The OUDL offense will feature standouts in run/pass threat Paul at QB, Jamar and Greg at WR, and Jeremy at whatever. The running back situation may come down to who can stand to get tackle the most with fumbling. If eligibility if granted, Troy would be a big help. Richard may be ideal since the dangerously underweight offensive line would only have to make a hole the size of a potato. Speaking of potatos, expect Dave to be at presence at tight end. The all-nothing offensive line will, as in past years, consist of players that are only meant to get in the way. The mess of arms and legs belonging that gangly bunch will keep the massive tubas from getting to Paul too quickly. Check in next week for a run-down of the OUDL defense.

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