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Second After Show and look at that headline out in Oklahoma

will O you recognize the legend during Tennessee's visit.

Author of that is our friend Eric Bailey who's had a good chance to

visit with over the introduction and orientation of OU to the League. First of

all Eric is really good to see you again. I hope the SEC experience has gone well.

Paul, it's good to see you again and yes, it's finally here. It seems like we've been talking this for such a long time and

and what better game to start this than O.U. Tennessee. Josh Hypel coming

to Norman. The buildup this whole week. Everyone's excited and I'm looking forward to it.

We've talked a little bit today about the awkwardness of this and Adam Sparks said even

even his reporting showed that it may be hypo was a

sacrificial lamb in favor of a stoops keeping another stoops which has happened a number of times but what you're on the ground there what what are the fate what do the fans think of Josh Eiffel just overall as he makes the return

You know Paul it's been 10 years now and it's hard to believe 10 years have gone by since January 2015 when they let Josh Hypel go and but I think a lot of the fans realize that you know he his legacy here will never be forgotten a lot of fans think there should be an eighth Heisman statue out in Heisman Park for Josh Heeple for what he did in 2000.

He was a close second in the Heisman Balleting in the year 2000, lost to Chris Winky, but they

won the 2000 National Championship.

I think there's a lot of fans that remember what he did in that

Renaissance when Oklahoma won that national championship.

There's a generation of Oklahoma fans right now that don't realize in the 90s how low this program was.

They just know wins right now. Josh Hypo brought this team back along with Bob Stoops

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