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Marcus Dupree

Marcus Dupree

American former American football playerWikipedia

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Sep 20, 2026

Gordon SolieHOST
9:43
I think we find that in all forms of athletics.
Gordon SolieHOST
9:46
You look at Marcus Dupree, who is such an outstanding athlete in Oklahoma, having his problems right now with a coach out there.
Gordon SolieHOST
9:56
But here he is about to eclipse the record of Good snap mare again by Roop, and Roop comes down with that elbow.
Gordon SolieHOST
10:07
But it looks like Dupree could.
Bart GregoryHOST
47:21
And that's also a game you've got to play later on so you don't want to talk too much trash at all.
Bart GregoryHOST
47:26
But that's definitely one, when you look at the name on the jersey, when the schedule comes out compared to the players in those jerseys, that's definitely a winnable game for us later on because Marcus Dupree ain't walking through those doors, not in Norman.
Bart GregoryHOST
47:43
Vanderbilt and NC State trying to run out the clock yesterday, and instead of taking a knee, they fumbled in the end zone, and Vanderbilt wins 35-31.
Bart GregoryHOST
47:55
I think you can read into that game, too, because NC State has been wretched going into that game, and they found a way to lose that one.
Ken RudolphGUEST
9:39
Kevin Wilhite was the 1981 Parade All-American Player of the Year in high school football, the best player in the nation.
Ken RudolphGUEST
9:49
And I think the other player in contention was, I think it was Marcus Dupree, who was the former...
Ken RudolphGUEST
9:55
He was an outstanding running back for Oklahoma.
Ken RudolphGUEST
9:58
And those two were the top guys in the nation at that time.
Ken RudolphGUEST
37:23
Kevin Wilhite was the 1981 Parade All-American Player of the Year in high school football, the best player in the nation.
Ken RudolphGUEST
37:33
And I think the other player in contention was, I think it was Marcus Dupree who was the former He was an outstanding running back for Oklahoma.
Ken RudolphGUEST
37:42
And those two were the top guys in the nation at that time.
Ken RudolphGUEST
37:47
Seneca Wallace, who was the backup quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, ended up going to Cleveland, was the starting quarterback there on that Seahawks team that went to the Super Bowl and lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Mack BrownGUEST
19:04
And I'd worked for Donnie at Iowa State.
Mack BrownGUEST
19:05
Coach Switzer called and galen hall had just left um marcus dupree had just left oklahoma they'd had a tough year and coach switzer wanted me to come and run the offense and he offered me 125 000 i thought gosh can't turn that down so i hated i didn't get to stay longer at app state but going to oklahoma was so much fun and um we we had a great team and and um It was, again, another Orange Bowl against Washington when we left there.
Mack BrownGUEST
19:36
And I stayed there for a year and learned so much from Coach Switzer.
Mack BrownGUEST
19:40
And, again, I wanted to be in one of those positions where I could learn.
Chris PlankHOST
25:17
I'll tell you what the guy reminded me of.
Chris PlankHOST
25:21
That was Marcus Dupree.
Chris PlankHOST
25:23
I see something different with this guy, and I don't take that lightly, but he may be something big time.
Chris PlankHOST
25:32
And then watching Kyle Whittingham on the sideline where he was very stoic and no expression at all other than shaking his head, I think he resigned to the fact that this season is going to be challenging.
DylanHOST
15:37
Yeah, so you were talking about a one-first offense.
DylanHOST
15:41
So one of the running backs you had was Marcus Dupree.
DylanHOST
15:46
So Marcus Dupree may be the most talented player you ever coached, but it didn't end the way anyone wanted.
DylanHOST
15:52
What have you learned about talent, grit, and determination all your years of coaching?
Barry SwitzerGUEST
15:57
Well, I knew that when you talk about those intangibles, those are intangibles.
Barry SwitzerGUEST
16:13
If you don't have one when you're 18 years old, it's very difficult to ever arrive at your best.
Barry SwitzerGUEST
16:22
It's like this.
Barry SwitzerGUEST
16:23
I said Marcus Dupree was the best talent I've ever seen coming out.
Drew PeltoHOST
26:54
On October 9th, Ed Hargett, $10 an item to start on him.
Drew PeltoHOST
26:58
Also on the 9th, Marcus Dupree, OU legend, $25 an item to starting cost there.
Drew PeltoHOST
27:03
On the 10th of October, he's going to have Ruben Sierra starting at $15 an item.
Drew PeltoHOST
27:07
And on the 14th of October, former WLAF and XFL lineman and long snapper Mike Kieselak, $8 an item for him.
BartPANELIST
43:26
Yeah, 100%.
BartPANELIST
43:28
I think it was Marcus Dupree, wasn't it? Was it Dupree? It might be, yeah.
BartPANELIST
43:34
Yeah, I think he was back in the day.
BartPANELIST
43:35
Didn't Dickerson go
John LongshoreHOST
41:01
John's waxing
Gern Sr.HOST
41:02
poetic about Oklahoma and Marcus Dupree.
Gern Sr.HOST
41:06
I mean, so he's going back that far, you know.
John LongshoreHOST
41:08
Oh, man,
Gern Sr.HOST
41:09
Marcus Dupree, you kidding me? Unbelievable.
John LongshoreHOST
41:12
All right,
Gern Sr.HOST
41:12
CJ, CJ, if they go to a super conference, and so obviously you get SEC Big Ten and you start bringing in others.

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