Oklahoma AD questions Ole Miss effort; decision to play Sunday 'inexplicable'
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AD Roger Denny took aim at the SEC and Ole Miss about Oklahoma's game being moved to Sunday, calling it an "inexplicable" situation that "unfairly burdens" the Sooners.
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