Fast reappearance might be a factor
OU vs. NCAA Infractions Committee
Committee could subconsciously link unrelated OU cases
INDIANAPOLIS — If David Boren and other Oklahoma administrators experience an uneasy déjà vu this morning, it's to be expected.
They were here just 51 weeks ago.
Not the Downtown Marriott. Not Indianapolis. But a very similar hotel conference room, for a very similar reason.
OU appears before the NCAA's Committee on Infractions today to answer allegations of major rules violations involving impro...
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