The 2024 Oklahoma high school state wrestling tournament ... 6-4 (sv1) 144: Jaiden Johnson, Fort Gibson, dec. Max Daly, Cache, 6-0; Kaiden Cue, McLoud, dec. Jack Egbert, Poteau, 8-4 150: Kaleb ...

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Gibson joins an Oklahoma squad that desperately can use wideout reinforcements. The Sooners finished 121st out of 134 FBS football teams in passing yards per game in 2024, averaging 167.1. Tight ...

In “The Last Showgirl,” Jamie Lee Curtis upends a host of cinematic clichés about women. By Rhonda Garelick Rhonda Garelick writes the Face Forward column for The New York Times’s Style ...

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Carson Field has worked full-time in the sports media industry since 2020 in Colorado, Texas and Wyoming as well as nationally, and he has earned degrees from Arizona State University and Texas A ...

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Are you a saver or a spender? Most people find it hard to save these days. I watch my outgoings and try to resist too many extras. I can keep this up for a few months, but then I will have a wave ...

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In a post on Facebook, Curtis Lofton announced he’s stepping ... who starred at linebacker for the Sooners from 2005-2007, was announced as Oklahoma’s first General Manager on July 11.