Bob Stoops
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"Robert Anthony "Bob" Stoops" is the head coach of the Oklahoma Sooners football/Oklahoma Sooners football team of the University of Oklahoma. During the 2000 season, Stoops led the Sooners to an Orange Bowl (game)/Orange Bowl victory and a NCAA Division I-A national football championship/national championship.

Prior to coaching at Oklahoma, Stoops held various coordinator and position-coach positions at University of Iowa/Iowa, Kansas State University/Kansas State and University of Florida/Florida. In 2000, Stoops led his team to three consecutive wins over ranked teams including 2000 Texas Longhorns football team/Texas, 2000 Kansas State Wildcats football team/Kansas State and 2000 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team/Nebraska. Stoops was awarded the 2000 Paul "Bear" Bryant Award and the 2000 and 2003 Walter Camp Coach of the Year.

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That surprised me, ... I thought they both would have reacted better and played better. There were some opportunities there, but we just couldn't quite get it right.

You're not going to win when you turn the ball over and put the ball on the ground like we did.

Until we can be responsible with the ball, it's impossible to win.

He's got another year after this one to contribute and play. He's an excellent athlete who works hard. We just want to give him more opportunities to get on the field. I think he will give us more production.

They outplayed us and outcoached us in most all areas, ... I felt we would be stronger and have a little more attitude than this. I told the players that just because you've done it before doesn't mean you're going to do it again. They may have tuned me out.

I felt like Rhett started to get some rhythm and confidence in what he was doing, ... Our receivers made some nice plays, and that part of it, I feel like we're getting somewhere.

I think they're great. I don't know if that's a surprise to anybody.

I think we're still better than the way we played.

I just felt overall that there was a little more, maybe, consistency there to some degree, ... but it's still very close when you look at them overall.