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Paul Finebaum calls out Oklahoma AD Roger Denny for ‘pandering’ after Ole Miss game move

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Paul Finebaum went after Oklahoma athletic director Roger Denny on SEC Network on Saturday morning, hours after Denny publicly objected to the SEC moving the Sooners’ game against the Ole Miss Rebels to Sunday. Speaking with Matt Barrie, Finebaum defended Commissioner Greg Sankey and then turned the conversation toward Denny’s first year in charge in

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  1. Yahoo SportsPaul Finebaum calls out Oklahoma AD Roger Denny for ‘pandering’ after Ole Miss game movePaul Finebaum went after Oklahoma athletic director Roger Denny on SEC Network on Saturday morning, hours after Denny publicly objected to the SEC moving the Sooners’ game against the Ole Miss Rebels to Sunday. Speaking with Matt Barrie, Finebaum defended Commissioner Greg Sankey and then turned the conversation toward Denny’s first year in charge in
  2. EssentiallySportsOklahoma AD Hits Back After ESPN’s Paul Finebaum Calls Him Out for Losing Cool Over Ole Miss Clash Delay: “Send Their Carnival Barker Out”What was supposed to be a straightforward schedule change quickly spiraled into a war of words. Oklahoma athletic director Roger Denny was furious after the Sooners’ game against Ole Miss was moved to Sunday, accusing the conference of disregarding the fans. His criticism didn’t sit well with ESPN’s Paul Finebaum, who defended Ole Miss. Denny,
  3. NY PostPaul Finebaum blasts Oklahoma AD for ‘pathetically pandering’ after ripping SEC for Ole Miss postponement
  4. Sports IllustratedSEC Reveals New TV Schedule for Ole Miss vs. OklahomaFollowing a delay, a new schedule for the matchup has been announced.
  5. CBS SportsOklahoma AD Roger Denny blasts SEC after game vs. Ole Miss pushed to Sunday under threat of forfeitThe FAA groundstop on Friday caused travel issues for many teams, including the Rebels, who were facing issues getting to Oklahoma