Former Sooner still alive in reality show
Former Sooner Moses Washington, whom I wrote about here earlier this year, is still alive and kicking in Michael Irvin’s reality show “4th and Long” on Spike TV, where the winner will earn a tryout at training camp with the Dallas Cowboys.
Washington, as you remember, was a track star at OU, but did walk-on to the football squad during the Sooners’ national title team in 2000 as a defensive back.
Check him out here in this photo getting yelled at by former Sooner defensive coordinator Mike Stoops.
There are nine players still left competing for a spot. To watch the latest episode, click here.
On a semi-related note, three people are suing Irvin, claiming the former Dallas WR stole the concept of the show from them.
By Jake Trotter
Track: Gold medals in Mexico
TOLUCA, Mexico — Leslie Cole and Scottesha Miller will return to Oklahoma with a little extra luggage after claiming gold medals at the NACAC Under-23 Track & Field Championships in Toluca, Mexico. In addition, Latoya Greaves grabbed silver and bronze medals competing for Jamaica.
Track: OU runners head to Mexico
While the NCAA season concluded over a month ago, track and field athletes from the University of Oklahoma continue their competition on the international level. Senior Leslie Cole and junior Scottesha Miller will represent the U.S. as junior Latoya Greaves competes for Jamaica at this weekend’s NACAC Under-23 Track & Field Championships in Toluca, Mexico.
Track: OU heads to Big 12
The OU Track team heads to Boulder, Colo., this weekend for the 2008 Big 12 Outdoor Track & Field Championships, May 16-18, at Potts Field on the camups of the University of Colorado.
Track: OU wins academic honors
Eleven members of the OU track team were named to the Big 12 Conference’s 2008 Academic All-Big 12 Track and field teams on Tuesday.
Track: OU women ranked 18th
The University of Oklahoma women’s outdoor track & field team has attained its highest national ranking in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Association (USTFCCCA) rankings at No. 18. The OU men round out the men’s top 25 at No. 25, led by triple jumper Shardae Boutte, the nation’s top-ranked male in the event. In all, Oklahoma athletes account for nine individual top-10 national rankings.
Track: Outdoor season begins
Members of the Oklahoma track track team will travel up the Turner Turnpike to Tulsa on Saturday for the 2008 Tulsa Duels. Ten Sooners, five men and five women, will compete in eight individual events and on one relay.
Track: Six Sooners at NCAAs
The Oklahoma indoor track team returns to Fayetteville, Ark., for the 2008 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. The event, hosted by the University of Arkansas, will consist of two days of competition on today and Saturday.
Track: Leith 2nd in NYC
Sheldon Leith highlighted competition for the University of Oklahoma indoor track team at the first of two days of competition, Friday, at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City.
Track: OU team in New York, Lincoln this weekend
The University of Oklahoma indoor track team will split this weekend, heading to both New York City and Lincoln, Neb.
