Jenni Carlson
9/3/2014, 05:40 PM
Oklahoma and Tulsa have a different relationship than many in-state rivals. There's no hatred or bulletin-board material when the teams meet, and both coaches say the games help football thrive in Oklahoma. ''It's great for the state- for our people, for Tulsa, hopefully,'' Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said. I think there's a lot of respect that goes both ways with these teams.'' The fourth-ranked Sooners will travel to Tulsa on Saturday looking for their eighth straight win over the Golden Hurricane.
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