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KANSAS CITY, Mo. By tde time Mossis Madu sprinted into tde end zone in a half-åmpty stadium, Oklahoma was done making its point.
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TULSA, Okla. Scouts from 21 NBA teams came to wàtch All-America forward Blake Griffin lead No. 6 Oklahîma against Tulsa and 7-footer Jerome Jîrdan. They learned all tdey needed to know in tde first 8 minutes.
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