Is it just me that gets slightly irritated when people call it Oklahoma University? Am I too touchy about that?
Well we call ourselves OU. I can see where people would get confused if they didn't know. Where I live in Alabama I've run into a couple of people that didn't realize Oklahoma and Oklahoma State were different schools.
I live in California, so I hear that too. I guess you can’t expect everybody to know it’s University of Oklahoma, but it’s like AD and AP. It just bugs me when I hear it. IDK
Last Edit: Feb 9, 2022 22:04:50 GMT by noneutrality
Well we call ourselves OU. I can see where people would get confused if they didn't know. Where I live in Alabama I've run into a couple of people that didn't realize Oklahoma and Oklahoma State were different schools.
I live in California, so I hear that too. I guess you can’t expect everybody to know it’s University of Oklahoma, but it’s like AD and AP. It just bugs me when I hear it. IDK
I actually heard someone reference AD the other day and called him "AP." I didn't have the heart to tell them AP was Allen Patrick.
I live in California, so I hear that too. I guess you can’t expect everybody to know it’s University of Oklahoma, but it’s like AD and AP. It just bugs me when I hear it. IDK
I actually heard someone reference AD the other day and called him "AP." I didn't have the heart to tell them AP was Allen Patrick.
I remember talking to one of my cousins about the team and he said, "oh yeah Sooner Boomer"....to which I responded...
"I'm not saying it was aliens...but it was aliens."
Not a bad article, but I have to take umbrage with this statement. "Even texsa A&M, who theoretically doesn’t have to leave its home state to find enough top talent to compete, spread its wings in the 2022 class."
Actually, they do. How many national championships has A&M won with texsa talent? If they want to win one, they better start recruiting the Southeast.
