Anyone Remember This Cereal?

[SteelClip49]

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k213/OklahomaRocket/Spooners.jpg

[Peach Fuzz]

bull ****... that for real??

[sendbaht]

Never seen it but if it did come out it was back in 2001.:)

[Jacie]

Seen it, ate it and still have the empty Boomer Sooners box.

[Hot Rod]

Seen it, ate it and still have the empty Boomer Sooners box.

Still have my box as well, but haven't ate it. Doubt it's good now. :D

[stoopified]

I do but I didn't buy any.Just proves you can attach Sooner to anything and someone will buy it.

[OUDizzle]

I like the runaway schooner with no horses. What black magic is that?

[NCSooner18]

Pretty sure I have an un-opened box around here somewhere

[Jacie]

I just checked, I have two empty boxes.

The company that made this stuff was Woolf Associates Inc., a sports marketing firm that went belly up in 2003. They were the ones that created Flutie Flakes, eventually tapping the college market with cereals for schools like Nebraska, Arkansas, Auburn. Boomer Sooners must have been one of their final attempts to market sports-themed cereal before bankruptcy. No doubt, Wheaties beat em to the punch and had already saturated the market. Interesting to note is that they did include trademarked logos on their product, which don't come cheap, but it wasn't enough.

[cleller]

This was about the one thing I didn't pick up back then. I still have dozens of "magic is back" coke cans that are drying up, though unopened.

[Lawton4Life]

Before i even clicked, I knew it was BOOMER SPOONERS

[tfoolry]

Yes, I have a box of that along with this:

http://buriedplanet.com/userfiles/Ok.jpg

[Section 9]

I have two boxes unopened in the pantry. Don't know what I thought I was going to do with them...

[tfoolry]

Mine came with one of these:

http://danefield.com/alpha/forums/uploads/post-125-0-39333100-1306620133.jpg

[CrimsonCommando]

I just checked, I have two empty boxes.

The company that made this stuff was Woolf Associates Inc., a sports marketing firm that went belly up in 2003. They were the ones that created Flutie Flakes, eventually tapping the college market with cereals for schools like Nebraska, Arkansas, Auburn. Boomer Sooners must have been one of their final attempts to market sports-themed cereal before bankruptcy. No doubt, Wheaties beat em to the punch and had already saturated the market. Interesting to note is that they did include trademarked logos on their product, which don't come cheap, but it wasn't enough.

Your knowledge of this company is impresive and frigtening at the same time.

[Jacie]

Your knowledge of this company is impresive and frigtening at the same time.

When I looked at my boxes this morning, I saw a website. When I typed it in, it didn't come up but there were some news articles about them that dated 1998, 2000, and 2003.

[OUmillenium]

I have a Jordan Wheaties box from about 1990.

[GDC]

I still have an unopened box of Boomer Spooners.

[badger]

I like the runaway schooner with no horses. What black magic is that?

The opposite of Sooner Magic --- symbolism that it's all downhill from the championship ;)

[buffalobill989]

ive got a box of flutie flakes.

[soonerloyal]

I still have one empty Boomer Spooners box to go along with my empty container of

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a14/KevAndLori/BoomerSoonerSundae_sm.png

Boomer Sooner Sundae Ice Cream is TEH AWESOME.

[RacerX]

I brought the ice cream to one of the tailgates along with a bag of national championship potato chips.

[BFS]

Sho nuf! I b havin a box of um on display at mi casa!!!!