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Berry Tramel, Sports columnist
Sooners can't adjust to Boulder's altitude
Buffaloes' win spoils some OU fans' vacations
BOULDER, Colo. — Bob Stoops said altitude shouldn't matter to football teams visiting the Rockies, be it Folsom Field or Mile High Stadium.
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