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    OU cheerleader speaks out about water bottle incident

    Arizona Daily Wildcat
    November 24, 2009






    Police officials are still searching for the person who threw the water bottle at the end of Saturday’s Arizona-Oregon football game, hitting a Ducks cheerleader in the head and hospitalizing her.

    The cheerleader, however, has spoken.

    Katelynn Johnson, who suffered from a concussion, talked to Sports Illustrated’s Extra Mustard about what she remembers from the incident and her take on the Arizona student body and football team.

    SI.com named Johnson its cheerleader of the week.

     

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