Defense dominates OU spring football game

Although Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford will return this fall as OU’s prominent star, the defense stole the show at OU's spring football game on Saturday, April 10 at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

Defense forced two turnovers and scored two touchdowns on head coach Bob Stoops' unique scoring system that allowed defense to score points. Defense beat offense 63-36.

I think [the defense] did pretty good,” sophomore linebacker Travis Lewis said. “There were a lot of players flying around and [offense] only scored twice. Pretty good day.”

The Sooners will make their first appearance of the regular season Labor Day weekend against Brigham Young University at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. It will be the first college football game at the new stadium.

33rd Annual Medieval Fair

The 33rd annual Medieval Fair of Norman began Friday at Reaves Park and ends Sunday at 7pm.

Featuring over 200 art and food vendors, the fair is the state's largest weekend event. s free to the public and ends Sunday evening at 7pm.

"[The Renaissance Magazine] keeps doing articles about vendors that they run into saying, 'Have you heard about Norman? You've got to go," Leslie Gillies, event staff volunteer said.

For more information, call the Norman Convention and Visitors Bureau at 366-8095 or 1-800-767-7260.

CAC presents Sooner Scandals

Campus Activity Council's Sooner Scandals production, a student-produced talent showcase, was this weekendthe Donald W. Reynolds Performing Arts Center. Members of Kappa Alpha Theta and Beta Theta Pi were announced as the winners Satuday evening.

The university-wide musical competition featured 12 campus groups. Participants performed Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

The second place trophy was awarded to Delta Gamma and Phi Delta Theta. Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta came in at third.