Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma Sooners
OU's Riley takes home top assistant honor
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Mar. 4, 2020 11:50 p.m. ET

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Oklahoma offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley became the youngest winner of the Broyles Award, given each year to college football's most-outstanding assistant coach.
Riley is in his first season at Oklahoma and took over after Josh Heupel and Jay Norvell were fired after an 8-5, 2014 season.
OU averaged 45.8 points per game, which was third-most in the nation. Led by quarterback Baker Mayfield, the Sooners are 11-1 and headed to the national semifinals where they will take on Clemson in the Orange Bowl.
.@DavidBazzel with 2015 #BroylesAward Winner @LincolnRiley @OU_Athletics @OU_Football @BroylesAward #congrats pic.twitter.com/x3lcDCx6Mh
— RotaryClub99 (@RotaryClub99) December 8, 2015
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