Brian “The Boz” Bosworth Donates Luxury Buses to Oklahoma Sooners in Bold Gesture
In a move that blends generosity with legacy, former Oklahoma Sooners legend Brian “The Boz” Bosworth has reportedly donated three luxury buses to his alma mater’s football program. Known for his fierce presence on the field and larger-than-life personality off it, Bosworth continues to show his loyalty to the Sooners, decades after dominating as one of college football’s most iconic linebackers.
The donation isn’t just about transportation—it’s a symbolic gesture, aimed at reconnecting the current team with the rich legacy of Oklahoma football. The luxury buses are expected to serve the team during road games, local events, and community outreach, providing comfort and style while showcasing the strength of alumni support. Bosworth, who played for the Sooners from 1984 to 1986 and won the Butkus Award twice, has long been a vocal supporter of the program.
“This is about more than just buses,” Bosworth reportedly said. “It’s about remembering what we built here and passing it on. Let’s ride like the legacy we built.”
For a program steeped in tradition, this kind of gift reinforces the deep bond between past and present. Bosworth’s contribution may also serve as inspiration for other former players and alumni to give back in meaningful ways. It reflects a growing trend in college sports, where former athletes are stepping forward to support programs not only financially but also symbolically, enhancing team culture and pride.
The current Sooners team, led by head coach Brent Venables, is in the midst of rebuilding toward championship contention. A gesture like this not only boosts morale but also underscores the pride and expectations that come with wearing the crimson and cream.
One thing’s for sure—when the Sooners hit the road now, they’ll be doing it in true Boz fashion.
