Boren hints meeting results encouraging
OU vs. NCAA Committee on Infractions
Panel expected to reach decision today; official findings could be released in a month or two
INDIANAPOLIS — The question was familiar. But given the setting, it was somewhat unexpected.
During a break Saturday morning, Brian Halloran wandered over to a small group of reporters and asked for the inside scoop: Who would win Oklahoma 's quarterback battle?
Halloran, a member of the NCAA's Committee on Infractions , politely declined to return the favor and answer reporters' questions. But the brief e...
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