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Cyclists explore Oklahoma’s historic Black towns on weekend bike tour
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Cyclists spent the weekend riding through some of Oklahoma’s historic Black communities. The Black Towns of Oklahoma bike tour started and ended in Muskogee with routes through communities including Tullahassee, Red Bird, Taft, Summit, and Rentiesville. Organizers said the ride combines recreation with a lesser-known...
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Jays return home to host Blanchard for Homecoming Friday night
The Guthrie Bluejays return to Jelsma Stadium Friday night, looking to build on their first victory of the season when they host the Blanchard Lions for Homecoming. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m., with the GNP TV pregame show beginning at 6:30 p.m. Guthrie enters the matchup with a 1-2...
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Racers blank Blanchard 56-0 on the road
Newcastle plays Putnam City North on Friday night at home. Blanchard turnovers, and Newcastle’s control of the line, as well as big runs by Ben Rogers and the resulting eight Racer touchdowns made for a shutout of the Lions last Friday night. Newcastle (1-2) took its first win of...
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Media Carwash: Cowboys Go Through Media Spree in Fallout of Big Oregon Win
Since their historic win against Oregon, Eric Morris and Drew Mestemaker have spent a lot of time in front of a camera. Oklahoma State’s coach and quarterback did a carwash of media obligations over the past few days to help promote the program’s 39-31 win against the Ducks. A lot of those talks hit on some of the same things, but here’s is a unique quote from five of those interviews.
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Fort Sill drill sergeant returns to boxing ring at Fort Hood fight night
FORT SILL, Okla. (KSWO) - A drill sergeant with the 434th Field Artillery Brigade briefly stepped off the trail at Fort Sill and into the boxing ring. Sgt. 1st Class Corey Gulley was in the main event last Friday, September 11, for the Fort Hood Fight Night at the Abrams Physical Fitness Center on the Texas installation.
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Oklahoma earns commitment from 2028 4-star TE Connor Arant
The Oklahoma Sooners have earned their first commitment in over two months , and it’s from an in-state talent. Rival’s Hayes Fawcett reports 2028 four-star tight end Connor Arant has committed to Oklahoma. The 6-foot-5, 225-pound prospect from Bixby (Okla.) chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Ohio State, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Tennessee, and many others. A big win for new Oklahoma tight end coach Jason Witten and Brent Venables. Rivals rates Arant as the No. 315 overall prospect in the class, the No. 15 tight end in the 2028 cycle, and the No. 3 player in Oklahoma. Per 247Sports, he’s the No. 219 overall prospect in the nation, the No. 12 tight end in the class, and the No. 4 overall player in the Sooner state. He is unranked in ESPN’s metrics, but checks in as a three-star recruit. BREAKING: Four-Star TE Connor Arant has Committed to Oklahoma, he tells me for @Rivals The 6’6 245 TE from Bixby, OK chose the Sooners over Alabama and Ohio State “I’m home, BOOMER SOONER”⁰ https://t.co/I0XoGZ5wvD pic.twitter.com/Osim9mq7Ue — Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) September 15, 2026 Arant plays both tight end and defensive line for the Spartans. In two games this season, he has one touchdown