The Marcus Dupree Story on Espn at 7:00

[jfssms]

I mean this Mom and Barry were probably both correct that Marcus should have returned to OU. It's just a shame he was treated like a piece of meat by those that got close to him.

 

[jbarnett]

Actually, I believe the title is "The Best That Never Was"

Seriously!

I thought that was Joe Don Looney.

 

[jbarnett]

That was excellent! Man just can't help but think of what could of been.

I missed it doing homework and forgot to set the dvr.
Anyone know if they will air it again?

 

[woolworh]

I'm sure they will.

 

[ldmtulsa]

I remember Marcus well. The kid was a beast, a really fast beast. Too bad that Farley dude (think that was his name) had so much influence on him. Plus he stole all of his money.

 

[ronny]

Marcus Dupree and Joe Don Looney were the two best running backs OU ever had. Period.

Marcus Dupree had more skill than anyone I ever saw with the possible exception of Barry Sanders. Joe Don Looney was just a beast with the ball in his hands.

 

[SlammerG_89]

Marcus Dupree and Joe Don Looney were the two best running backs OU ever had. Period.

Marcus Dupree had more skill than anyone I ever saw with the possible exception of Barry Sanders. Joe Don Looney was just a beast with the ball in his hands.

Guess you have never seen billy sims, joe washington, steve owens, adrian peterson, quentin griffin, ect, ect.

Marcus was great but not the greatest. His problem was he didnt want to practice.

 

[ronny]

Guess you have never seen billy sims, joe washington, steve owens, adrian peterson, quentin griffin, ect, ect.

Marcus was great but not the greatest. His problem was he didnt want to practice.

GForce, I was sitting in the stands when Tommy McDonald and Clendon Thomas were running wild. I've seen them all.

 

[mild bill]

That was a great story about what might have been, I enjoyed every bit of it, but I'm still wondering how OU was able to get the Mother a double wide, I thought that was not allowed by the NCAA.

 

[dcoop46]

It will be re-aired on Nov. 28 at 8:00 p.m. central.