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Breaking News: Bob Stoops retires after 18 seasons with Oklahoma, Lincoln Riley to take over

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By Adam Silverstien

Legendary coach Bob Stoops will retire after 18 seasons leading the Oklahoma Sooners and is prepared to inform his team on Wednesday, according to The Oklahoman and the coach himself.

Spoke with Bob Stoops. He confirms he is retiring as OU head coach. Team meeting to take pllace at 2:30. As first reported by @BerryTramel

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The paper reports that, while Stoops plans to remain with the university, 33-year-old offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley will take over and lead the team this season.

“Bob got to do it in his way,” a source told The Oklahoman. “Doesn’t get any better than that.”

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