OU's Tony Crocker is in a class by himself
NORMAN — Four years ago, guard Tony Crocker stood alone.
As the core of Oklahoma ’s star-studded recruiting class split amidst the aftermath of coach Kelvin Sampson ’s sudden departure, Crocker remained firmly committed to the Sooners.
"It was what I wanted to do. Growing up in Oklahoma, I always wanted to come to OU,” recalled Crocker, who was raised in Lawton before moving t...
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