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"Kenny Loggins doesn't do soundtracks. I'm late for the Winnie the Pooh convention." "Have fun at Pooh-Con. I guess I'll just have to go with my second choice: The Eagles."
- Texas Tech athletic director Gerald Myers is stepping down in May, the school announced. He answered a few questions from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal's Courtney Linehan.
- Kevin Haskins of the Topeka Capital-Journal says to bet on low-tier bowls at best for the Big 12 teams in Kansas.
- Oklahoma is trying to turn an 8-5 team into a national contender, writes Andy Staples of SI.com.
- Missouri cornerback Munir Prince was taken to the hospital after being blindsided and knocked unconscious at the end of Missouri's scrimmage, reports Mike DeArmond of the Kansas City Star.
- Over two-dozen student kickers showed up for Oklahoma's open tryout on Thursday, reports Jake Trotter of The Oklahoman.
- The quarterback decision at Nebraska is mostly OC Shawn Watson's to make, and he's pretty calm about it, writes Steve Sipple of the Lincoln Journal Star.
- Robert Griffin threw three touchdowns in Baylor's final scrimmage.
- Mike Leach plans to coach again, but hasn't turned down any offers, writes Ray Buck of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
- The status of Texas' right guard, Tray Allen, is in doubt, reports Alan Trubow of the Austin American-Statesman.
- Tully Corcoran of the Topeka Capital-Journal will probably make you laugh with this column about Kansas' unpredictability heading into 2010. http://cjonline.com/sports/basketball/2010-08-26/column_jayhawks_tough_to_figure
- The offense has to improve if Colorado's win total is going to do the same, writes the Boulder Daily Camera's Ryan Thorburn.
- Dave Matter of the Columbia Tribune profiles Missouri's single-season sack record holder, Aldon Smith.
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