The Sooners introduced their new general manager, who acknowledged the job entails a lot of things “I need to brush up on and get caught up to speed on.”
John E. Hoover |
NORMAN — It’s hard to know what one’s limits are when there aren’t any clearly defined boundaries yet.
That broadly describes the job of general manager for college football teams these days. It’s a largely new role with an as-yet undefined job description in an industry that’s experiencing tectonic shifts on an almost weekly basis.
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