Jenni Carlson
1/3/2014, 02:10 AM
NEW ORLEANS -- Sometimes with a touch of derision, Southeastern Conference fans called Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops "Big Game Bob." The ease with which Stoops won big games early in his career at Oklahoma slowed in recent years, but the 11th-ranked Sooners' 45-31 upset of third-ranked Alabama in the Allstate Sugar Bowl on Thursday night was sweet solace for the coach who was openly critical of the perceived national dominance of the SEC over the past decade. At one point in the preseason, Stoops called it SEC "propaganda." I've got the absolute utmost respect for Alabama, but we have a lot of confidence in what we do, too."
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