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No. 2 Harding Clinches GAC Title with 76-0 Homecoming Win
The No. 2 nationally ranked Harding University Bisons are Great American Conference Champions once again, delivering a record-setting 76-0 Homecoming victory over Southern Nazarene Saturday, November 7, before approximately 4,000 fans at First Security Stadium in Searcy. Harding rushed for an incredible 684 yards and scored 10 rushing touchdowns, improving...
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OU Defeats Northern Colorado in First Road Dual of the Season
GREELEY, Colo. — Seniors Bradley Hill and Rafael Hipolito Jr. each recorded their second pin of the season as the No. 17 Oklahoma wrestling team defeated Northern Colorado 41-4 Sunday afternoon at Bank of Colorado Arena. Seven of the 10 bouts produced bonus points for the Sooners, who won...
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Eagles’ Season Ends in Four-Set Battle at West Texas A&M
CANYON, Texas - Oklahoma Christian's season ended Saturday afternoon in Canyon, Texas, with a 3-1 loss (30-32, 23-25, 25-21, 18-25) to West Texas A&M in the regular-season finale at "The Box." Jenna McClure led the Eagles with 17 kills. Leah Duncan hit .522 with 13 kills and added two service...
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UCO Golfer Earns PGA WORKS Scholarship for Second Consecutive Year
For the second consecutive year, University of Central Oklahoma sophomore Reagan Plank has been selected as a PGA WORKS John and Tamara Lundgren Scholar, helping her turn a lifelong passion for golf into a career in the industry. Plank, a member of the UCO women’s golf team and a student...
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Sooners shake up offense following disappointing loss to South Carolina
A frustrating season for the Oklahoma Sooners reached a breaking point Saturday afternoon, and by Monday, the fallout had claimed the team’s offensive coordinator. Following a disappointing 42-25 home loss to South Carolina on Halloween, Oklahoma dismissed offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle on Monday as head coach Brent Venables looks for answers to an offense that has struggled to find consistency throughout the 2026 season.
The Oklahoman
Darrius Johnson powers Tuttle past Ardmore for third straight OSSAA football district title
TUTTLE — Head coach Brad Ballard gave his Tigers a difficult opening assignment. By Friday, they were ready for the final exam. Tuttle’s early schedule featured preseason scrimmages against Lincoln Christian and Washington , followed by games against Guthrie, Newcastle and Elgin. There was little room to ease into the fall. That was the point. With Chickasha and Ardmore waiting at the end of the regular season, Ballard wanted his team accustomed to a challenge. A Week 3 loss to Elgin supplied a lesson in getting back up. “Our non-district schedule was very difficult, and we made it through it,” Ballard said. “We learned how to get through some tough times, and and learned what it's like to have to get up when you get knocked down. Those are important lessons. I'm very, very proud of how hard they worked.” More: Community Christian School clips Cashion to capture first OSSAA football district title Top-ranked Tuttle (9-1) delivered an emphatic finish, defeating No. 2 Ardmore 41-6 to secure its third consecutive district championship. Senior running back Darrius Johnson powered the offense with 25 carries for 169 yards and a touchdown. His performance pushed him past 1,400 rushing yards for the season
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No. 17 Central Oklahoma Opens Season Sunday Against New Mexico Highlands
EDMOND – No. 17-ranked Central Oklahoma makes its season debut Sunday when the Bronchos host New Mexico Highlands for a 2 p.m. dual at Hamilton Field House. It’s the first of six home duals for UCO, which enters its 74th season riding a school-record 33-match home winning streak.