Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops and former Wisconsin running back Montee Ball were inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame on Tuesday in a ceremony at The Langham Huntington hotel in Pasadena.

Bob Stoops, head coach of the UFL’s Dallas Renegades, has announced his retirement from coaching. In 2020, Stoops became head coach of the Dallas Renegades of the XFL, which folded during its first ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Legendary Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops called it quits on Monday, announcing his retirement from football. According to Stoops on the Dallas Renegades’ “X” platform, the ...

Bob Stoops’ long and decorated coaching journey has finally reached its definitive conclusion. On Monday, the legendary former Oklahoma Sooners head coach announced that he is officially retiring from ...

Dallas Renegades head coach Bob Stoops announced on Monday that he will be retiring from coaching after a championship career at the professional and collegiate levels that spanned five decades and ...

Bob Stoops' coaching career is over. The former Oklahoma coach announced Monday he was retiring from his position with the UFL's Dallas Renegades. "After much thought and reflection, I've made the ...

DALLAS, Tex. — Former University of Oklahoma football coach and United Football League (UFL) Head Coach of the Dallas Renegades Bob Stoops announced he will be retiring from coaching. Stoops coached ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- When Kentucky football made the decision to part ways with head coach Mark Stoops, it knew the cost would be high. As the third-largest coaching buyout in college football ...

Kentucky has fired the SEC's longest-tenured coach, ending Mark Stoops' tenure in his 13th season with the Wildcats after back-to-back losing records. Athletic director Mitch Barnhart said in a ...

ALL RIGHT, SUSANNE BREAKING NEWS. IT IS OFFICIAL. AFTER 13 SEASONS LEADING THE KENTUCKY FOOTBALL PROGRAM, MARK STOOPS IS OUT IN LEXINGTON, UK. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MITCH BARNHART POSTED A STATEMENT ON ...

December 1 - Kentucky parted ways on Monday with Mark Stoops, the winningest football coach in school history who "transformed the program and reset expectations" in Lexington. Stoops, 58, compiled an ...