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Malcolm Kelly's 'Slow Surface' at Oklahoma Pro Day Why Adrian Peterson Didn't Run?
Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog found this 4/21/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Oklahoma wide receiver Malcolm Kelly has received a lot of criticism for both the slow 40-yard dash times he turned in at Oklahoma's pro day workouts, and for the way he has conducted himself, blaming the Oklahoma coaching staff and the slow surface at Oklahoma's practice facility. Most of that criticism has been justified, but this criticism is not : Gil Brandt called in on Thursday and ... [link]

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Published 4/21/2008 by Gilbert Sam, Jr. at Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes Linebacker help coming: The Oklahoman OU's mascot makeover: The Oklahoman Football Updates: Houston Chronicle - Sooner Blog Malcolm Kelly's 'Slow Surface' at Oklahoma Pro Day Why Adrian Peterson Didn't Run? AOL Sports Blog

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