by US Fed News

Gus Overstreet, Cale Fischer, and William Turnbo have several things in common . .. . they are very big young men, they are fine students, they are successful college football lineman, and they have been helping coach youngsters at the recent Oklahoma Panhandle State summer football clinics. However, though the three have become friends this summer, come later this fall they will not be friendly at all because they will be lining up across the ball from each other to do battle.

Overstreet (6'4, 260 pounds) and Turnbo (6'4, 285) are defensive lineman for OPSU and Fischer (6'3, 285) is an offensive lineman for rival Northwestern Oklahoma State. Fischer is also studying this summer at OPSU. It was an enjoyable sight this summer watching these three "gentle giants" working with football camp participants as young as the sixth grade. However, starting around 2:00 p.m. on November 14th on the OPSU home field, their respective teams will meet and Turnbo and Overstreet will be getting pretty rough with Fischer, and vice versa. In short, things WILL NOT be gentle. Turnbo (Wesson, Mississippi) and Overstreet (Enid, Oklahoma) will be juniors while Fischer (Guymon, Oklahoma) will be a senior, and all three are very good bets to earn postseason honors. When Northwestern and OPSU play in November - they might be friends both before and after the game, but things will not be very pleasant between them during the game.For more information please contact: Sarabjit Jagirdar, Email:- htsyndication@hindustantimes.com

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