Scott Burger

Scott Burger was an All-State quarterback that also played for Oklahoma in the Oil Bowl All-Star game his senior year. He signed with Wichita State and transferred to Central Oklahoma after 2 seasons. At UCO, Scott was an All-American quarterback who also handled the place kicking duties. In one playoff game, he scored all 28 of UCO's points. He led the Bronchos to a national runner-up finish. Scott played in the Canadian Football League before becoming a coach. He spent 29 years coaching at Putnam City North. Scott was inducted into the UCO Hall of Fame in 2007.

Oil Bowl Selection (Senior)
Coaches’ All-State Selection (Senior)
1st Team Daily Oklahoman All-State (Senior)
1st Team Daily Oklahoman All-City (Senior)
Continued Career at Wichita State University
Transferred to the University of Central Oklahoma
2nd Team NAIA All-American (1979)
2x Letterwinner for the Bronchos (1979 ,1980)
2x All-District 9 Selection (1st Team 1979, 2nd Team 1980)
NAIA National Runners-Up (1979)
Placed in the Javelin at the District 9 Meet, helping the Bronchos to the team title (1981)
Graduated with 1 School Record
Played 1 Season in the Canadian Football League (1981)
Assistant Coach for State Champion Putnam City North Football Team (1991)
Daily Oklahoman City Coach of the Year (Golf, 1999)
Inducted into the UCO Hall of Fame (2007)