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Baseballer Joe Musgrove recently traveled to Antarctica to celebrate his 30th birthday and to break the record for the world’s fastest pitch. Joe was accompanied by his San Diego Padre teammates and athletes from the Challenged Athletes Foundation, including 16-year old Landis Sims who’s accomplishment defies probability. Sims was born without hands or feet yet he earned the position of second baseman on his Elizabeth, IN high school varsity team.
Read moreTHUNDER - The Oklahoma City Thunder discovered what their full 2024-25 regular season schedule looked like. They will play 82 games from October to April.
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NORMAN - The Oklahoma Sooners are less than two weeks away from beginning the 2024 college football season. Third-year head coach Brent Venables leads OU from the Big 12 to the SEC in a much-anticipated move.
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STILLWATER – For the first time in program history, Oklahoma State has sold every ticket for every home football game prior to the start of the season.
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LAS VEGAS -- Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey knew immediately that he caught the ball well off his right foot.
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Five Seminole County schools competed in the LRC Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament this past weekend, only to come up short of the Championship.
Read moreNORMAN - The Oklahoma Sooners are in the midst of a big-time recruiting battle with their longtime foes, the Texas Longhorns. Five-star offensive tackle Michael Fasusi is one of the most coveted players in the 2025 recruiting class, and it appears the Sooners have a leg up on the Horns. On Wednesday, Brandon Drumm of OUInsider and Rivals released a futurecast projecting the Sooners to be the landing spot for Fasusi. That was the first prediction on Fasusi since April. At that time, Texas had seized momentum in the recruitment, but a strong summer has allowed Oklahoma to push ahead.
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LINCOLN, Neb. – A pair of second-half goals lifted Oklahoma State to a 2-0 win over No. 6 Nebraska in its 2024 season opener Thursday night at Hibner Field.
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