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OU football: Tight end Austin Stogner’s versatility extends beyond the football field

1 year ago By Tarik Masri The Norman Transcript, Okla.

Mar. 28—When senior tight end Austin Stogner transferred back to Oklahoma from South Carolina, one of the things that made him most excited about the return was getting back on OU’s Jimmie Austin Golf Club.

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Boynton recaps OSU’s 2022-23 season, works toward being ‘relevant’ in NCAA tourney

1 year ago By Jon Walker Stillwater Newspress, Okla.

Mar. 27—Mike Boynton was less than a week removed from the Oklahoma State men’s basketball season coming to an earlier-than-expected close when he sat down to recap the five months of hoops leading up to that very moment.

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Southmoore edges out baseball Wildcats

1 year ago By David Miller Rellimd43@gmail.com

MOORE -- The Southmoore SaberCats scored one run in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday to defeat the Ponca City Wildcats 3-2 in a district baseball game. Ponca City had scored first with a run in the third inning.

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One of the biggest Dallas Mavericks’ problems is their biggest big: Christian Wood

1 year ago By Mac Engel Fort Worth Star-telegram

After the Dallas Mavericks season is humanly put down, their Superstar Slovenian should go to a Croatian beach for a month, while Luka Doncic’s bosses need to be honest with themselves about his teammates.

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Why Celtics playoff path from No. 2 seed could be more favorable than expected

1 year ago By Brian Robb Masslive.com

The Celtics have made it clear they have their eyes on the No. 1 seed in the East during the home stretch of the regular season. Part of the motivation for taking that path would likely be avoiding Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers in a potential second-round matchup so the Bucks have to deal with that headache.

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Tyler O’Neill ranges over to claim center field. Real race is just starting: Cardinals Extra

1 year ago By Derrick Goold St. Louis Post-dispatch

Mar. 27—SARASOTA, Fla. — One of the reasons why Tyler O’Neill, a Gold Glove-winner twice over in left field, lobbied to audition at center field this spring was because he felt playing the position he sought would mean playing the style he chased.

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Nikola Jokic bolsters MVP case with triple-double as Nuggets beat 76ers

1 year ago By Mike Singer The Denver Post

If the Nuggets wanted to stage their own dunk contest, at least half of the finishes from Monday night would qualify. On a Philadelphia defense that was missing its anchor, Joel Embiid, due to a sore right calf, the Nuggets hammered the rim and battered the scoreboard, knocking off the Sixers, 116-111, for their fourth win in a row.

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NCAA buzzer beaters make tournament special

1 year ago By David Miller Rellimd43@gmail.com

I have been intrigued by this year’s NCAA Tournament and there is a part of me that is excited about the Final Four. I love underdogs and the final weekend of games involves three teams that definitely fit the underdog class.

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OU softball: Sooners’ big day at the plate sparks sweep of Iowa State

1 year ago By Tarik Masri The Norman Transcript, Okla.

Mar. 25—After a slow day offensively in the conference opener, Oklahoma found itself in trouble early in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader.

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Boys soccer third in Stillwater

1 year ago By David Miller Rellimd43@gmail.com

STILLWATER -- The Wildcat soccer team won twice, lost once and finished in third place in the Stillwater Cup over the weekend. The Wildcats overwhelmed Cristo Rey of Oklahoma City 10-1 in the first round, lost a tough 1-0 match to Stillwater in the semifinals and then came back strong to defeat Edmond Santa Fe 5-1 in the third-place game.

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