Watching Brandon Weeden quarterback OSU is a surreal experience for wife Melanie Weeden
STILLWATER — Melanie Weeden raised up on tippy-toe as if it might help the football find its mark.
“Get up there!” she hollered as the pass floated through the evening air.
Then, a little louder, “Get up there!”
The fade route from her husband was perfect.
When Brandon Weeden connected with Justin Blackmon on the first of two touchdowns against Arizona , a night that ended up b...
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