Sooners drop high-scoring opener against Lamar
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Mar. 28—Even with Oklahoma coming away with eight hits and 10 runs, two big innings were enough for Lamar to open up a three-game series with a 12-10 win.
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Lady Cats win opener in Stillwater
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STILLWATER -- The Ponca City Lady Cats pushed their way to the semifinals of the Stillwater Cup tournament Thursday with a 7-1 opening round victory over Newkirk. With the win, they advanced to a match with Coweta.
Cardinals rookie Victor Scott II steals his first base, takes in opening day in LA
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Mar. 28—LOS ANGELES — On a day when Cardinals rookie outfielder Victor Scott II realized a childhood dream and got to share the moment with family in front of an announced sellout crowd of 52,667 at Dodger Stadium, he wasn’t the one overcome by nerves or acting out of sorts. Instead, Scott forced the opposing team to play uncomfortably in the field.
Casper loses in second round
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CASPER, Wyo. -- The Casper College Thunderbirds’ season came to an end Thursday as they lost a 76-69 decision to Northwest Florida State College in the National Junior College Athletic Association women’s national championship tournament.
Oklahoma State has ‘a potential star’ QB in Maealiuaki Smith
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Mar. 27—Every team wants the next Tom Brady.
Rockets insider: Team’s growth, trust on display with one play in OT win over Thunder
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Mar. 27—OKLAHOMA CITY — Nothing Rockets coach Ime Udoka could say would speak as loudly as the video he showed. Nothing would make the point about how the Rockets on Wednesday had topped the Oklahoma City Thunder 132-126 in overtime, how they had grown into the hottest team in the NBA, more vividly.
Sooners’ new DC making early impression on players
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Mar. 27—Spring practices have looked a little different for Oklahoma’s linebackers this year under new defensive coordinator Zac Alley.
‘We needed a change’: Gundy excited about new d-line coach
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Mar. 26—The addition of Paul Randolph as the new defensive line coach for Oklahoma State football was a surprise in January.
Because coach Mike Gundy never announced the subtraction of Greg Richmond. Gundy addressed the decision on Tuesday.
“I haven’t had to change jobs or coaches very much. I feel like I’m responsible for coaching the guys that I hire here, and then they’re responsible for coaching the players,” the 20th-year coach said. “It’s one of the most difficult things to do at my position, but I haven’t done it a lot because I feel I’m responsible for them.”
Soccer teams lose in Yukon
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YUKON -- Tuesday was a rough outing for the Ponca City High School soccer teams. The girls lost to the Yukon Millers 11-1 and the boys team lost 8-0.