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Bob Stoops retires from coaching

From Bob Stoops to Ben Arbuckle, Oklahoma's Brent Venables has grown into his own man as a coach

Venables has Stoops, Bill Snyder, Dabo Swinney and others in his DNA, but he'll be himself when the Sooners take on Alabama in the College Football Playoff.

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Valley native Bob Stoops announces retirement from coaching

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Bob Stoops closes chapter on coaching career after UFL stint

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Kansas State Wildcats land football recruit who was once committed to Iowa State

Arley Morrell was the first football recruit to receive a scholarship offer from Kansas State after Collin Klein took over as head coach earlier this month.

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LSU’s former GM is expected to return to Ole Miss after not being retained by Lane Kiffin

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Former OU football coach Bob Stoops announces retirement from UFL

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Four-star cornerback commits to Notre Dame over Ohio State football

Hasan chose the Irish over Ohio State, Tennessee and Florida State.

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Former OU football coach Bob Stoops retires from UFL's Dallas Renegades

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Lane Kiffin's social media activity hints at potential blockbuster move for LSU that no one was considering

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Legendary college football coach retires 42 years after first job

Legendary coach Bob Stoops announced his retirement Monday, ending a 42-year coaching career highlighted by sustained success at Oklahoma and a championship UFL run.

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Bob Stoops says farewell to football

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Legendary Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops called it quits on Monday, announcing his retirement from football.

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Bob Stoops calls out the people who need to be called out most for pulling a stunt that should be getting more attention

The mission, dubbed Operation Golden Dynamite, was spearheaded by Bryan Stern, a U.S. special forces veteran and founder of the Tampa-based Grey Bull Rescue Foundation, which specializes in high-risk rescue missions and evacuations, notably from conflict and disaster zones.

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Oklahoma's remarkable November made a statement to the rest of CFB

The year was 2000. The Oklahoma Sooners were in their second season under head coach Bob Stoops, and they’d gotten off to a 4-0 start in the month of September, following a 7-5 record in Stoops’ first season in 1999.