Yard Dawgz hosting Oklahoma Quarterback Shootout
July 26, 2005 - arenafootball2 (af2)
Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz News Release
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz announced today that they will be hosting the Oklahoma Quarterback Shootout, sponsored by SCC Mortgage and Life Focus, during halftime of their game on July 30th versus the Tulsa Talons. Competitors will include former Oklahoma State quarterback and current Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy, former Oklahoma Sooner and present OU assistant Cale Gundy, former Iowa Hawkeye and present Oklahoma Sooner offensive coordinator Chuck Long, and former Oklahoma Wrangler Ron Lopez along with others.
The winner of the shoot-out will select a charity of his choice to receive a $500 donation from the Yard Dawgz on the winner's behalf.
The Yard Dawgz would like to thank their corporate sponsor SCC Mortgage and Life Focus for making this shoot-out possible.
YARD DAWGZ NOTES: Fans don't miss out on the exciting four for $40 promotion at this weekend's game. You will receive four game tickets, four Pepsi soft drinks, four hot dogs, and four game programs all for just $40. You may purchase the package by calling the Ford Center box office, or by visiting OKC metro area Homeland stores or online at tickets.com...The Yard Dawgz will also be giving away ThunderStix to the first 3,000 people at the door, courtesy of their partners at U.S. Cellular.
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