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Published: January 9, 2008
Uniting Bedlam in hate
Both sides loathe Les, but at least Pokes should thank him
By Berry Tramel
Thanksgiving Saturday, 1949, Oklahoma A&M football coach Jim Lookabaugh said good-bye to the job he held for 12 years, still the longest tenure in Cowboy history.

Near the end of the Bedlam game, the public-address announcer reminded fans that Lookabaugh had resigned and this was his exit.

A crowd of 47,937 gave him a standing ovation.

But that crowd was in Norman . That game was at Owen Field. That ovatio...

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