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Yahoo Sports: Bob Stoops’ mom prefers he not beat his little brother so badly, please

When does a coach feel bad after leading a 47-17 beatdown over a ranked team? Only when his brother is the coordinator whose defense just got incinerated on national television … and when his mother is in the stands to watch the whole thing. From that perspective, Oklahoma's merciless blowout over Florida State and defensive coordinator Mark Stoops last September must have made OU coach Bob Stoops feel like he got caught pushing his little brother off the swing set: The lopsidedness made Bobby Stoops sick. Made Mark Stoops sick. Heck, made Dee Stoops sick. […] Bob Stoops walked into ...

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