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Rhett Bomar (born July 2, 1985 in Grand Prairie, Texas) is an American football quarterback. He played for the University of Oklahoma Sooners and was permanently dismissed from the team for breaking NCAA rules in 2006.

Bomar was a three year starter in high school and was coached by his father Jerry Marinovich Bomar. He redshirted his first year at Oklahoma but became the starter by the second game of the season the next year. His season started roughly while he adjusted to college football but his game seemed to improve throughout the season and he was the MVP of the Holiday Bowl when Oklahoma defeated the Oregon Ducks. It was later discovered that Bomar was buying crack cocaine with the money earned from Big Red Sports and Imports.[1]

On August 2, 2006, Bomar was released from the team.[2] It was reported that he received payments for work not completed from Big Red Sports and Imports, a car dealership owned by a large University of Oklahoma donor, a violation of NCAA rules. Paul Thompson will start the year off, but other possibilites at QB are true freshman Sam Bradford and junior college transfer Halzle.

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  1. ^ http://www.newsok.com/article/2824546/
  2. ^ http://www.newsok.com/article/2824545/


Persondata
NAME Bomar, Rhett
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION Football player
DATE OF BIRTH July 2, 1985
PLACE OF BIRTH Grand Prairie, Texas
DATE OF DEATH January 22, 2008
PLACE OF DEATH Dallas, Texas

User:NickBush24/Sandbox/Big Tourney

Brackets used for the Big Tourney

Big Tourney 7 Champion
Yellow Bigrig
First Title

[edit] Big Tourney 271 Elite Eight

Quarter finals Semi finals Final
                   
July 14, 2006        
 UAW-Delphi 25  
July 14, 2006
 White w/o Roof    
 White w/o Roof  
July 14, 2006
   Gold Goodyear    
 Red Maranello  
July 14, 2006
 Gold Goodyear    
 Gold Goodyear  
July 14, 2006
   Pewter Ferrari  
 Red 12  
July 14, 2006
 300ZX    
 300ZX   Third place
July 14, 2006
   Pewter Ferrari    
 Pewter Ferrari    White w/o Roof  
 Green Chrysler      300ZX  
July 14, 2006


Gold Goodyear won his second Big Tourney in three years, while Pewter Ferrari became only the sixth car to finish runner-up two consecutive years. The full list of cars that have consecutive runner-up finishes is as follows:

  1. Fujicolor 3 (20-21)
  2. Highway Pat. 51 (122-123)
  3. Red Cobra (128-129)
  4. BBQ Cheesy (223-224)
  5. Jelly Belly 02 (2) (240-241)
  6. Pewter Ferrari (270-271)

300ZX also became the second defending champion since the inception of the third place game in Big Tourney 267 to make an appearance in the third place game; the first was Orange 1, who won Big Tourney 266 and finished third in Big Tourney 267.

Dude, where's all the stuff about the great bands like Tool or Dream Theater? What's this about quarterbacks?

[edit] Big Tourney 143 Elite Eight

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                   
       
 Melling 9  
 Red Cobra    
 Red Cobra  
   Porsche 959    
 Porsche 959  
 Orange 11    
 Porsche 959  
   White w/o Roof  
 Holigan 25  
 Gold    
 Gold  
   White w/o Roof    
 White w/o Roof  
 Red 12    


21 May

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Elite Eight Final Four Big Tourney Finals
                   
       
 Boss 14  
 Green Bird    
 Green Bird  
   McDonald's    
 McDonald's  
 Gold    
 McDonald's  
   Sunoco 94  
 300ZX  
 Gold 50    
 Gold 50  
   Sunoco 94    
 PD-21  
 Sunoco 94    

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