It has been widely assumed that high school football players who go to texASS enjoy a country club atmosphere. (Probably the reason why the Shorthorns lose so few underclassmen to the NFL.) Oklahoma players, on the other hand, work hard and become upstanding citizens. An article in today's New York Times details the recruitment of Jamarkus McFarland, the top rated high school defensive lineman. McFarland talked about how different the two schools are. About texASS, he noted the party scene: “I will never forget the excitement amongst all participants. Alcohol was all you can drink, money was not an option. Girls were acting wild by taking off their tops, and pulling down their pants. Girls were also romancing each other. Some guys loved every minute of the freakiness some girls demonstrated. I have never attended a party of this magnitude.” Meanwhile, on his visit to Oklahoma, McFarland and his mom had dinner at the home of school president David Boren.
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