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Defending Champions from Oklahoma State Too Much for Nebraska, But Freshmen Were Too
STILLWATER – No. 2 Oklahoma State and No. 3 Nebraska in front of a packed out Gallagher-Iba Arena. Former Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden led the team out. Weeden is a true superstar in Cowboy football history and we all know that second-year 133 pound wrestler Jax Forrest is a superstar already in OSU wrestling. Forrest loves to set the tone and he did it again in the Cowboys 27-6 dual win over the Huskers.
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Oklahoma State Wrestling Plans $20M Stillwater Facility Named for Legend John Smith
Oklahoma State University is moving forward with plans to build a $20 million wrestling training facility named for former Cowboys coach John Smith, with more than $13.8 million already committed through private donations. The proposed John W. Smith Wrestling Training Facility would rise on the north side of the OSU Athletics Center in Stillwater, giving the nation's most decorated wrestling program a dedicated new home to train in.
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Wellston town board unable to conduct business after third trustee resigns
The Town of Wellston announced that a third member of its Board of Trustees has resigned, leaving the town without the quorum needed to conduct official business. In a public notice shared on Facebook, town officials said three of the five board members have now resigned, preventing the remaining trustees from taking action on matters requiring board approval.
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Caleb Hawkins in pursuit of becoming Big 12’s rushing champion
MANHATTAN, Kan. — After delivering a monster performance in the road win over Kansas State, the Oklahoma State running back is now within striking distance of leading the Big 12 in rushing. Caleb Hawkins continues to be a dynamite weapon in Eric Morris’ offense, and he’s a threat to...
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Inside Tulsa’s first ranked win, from Mady Cartwright’s declaration to one last stop
Mady Cartwright had already made the two free throws Tulsa needed to get to overtime when she sat down on the bench. Angie Nelp remembers her being the first one to speak. “We are winning this game,” Cartwright said, according to Nelp. Jade Clack opened overtime with a three. Dora Toman hit one, too, and then Cartwright made one of her own. Tulsa went up seven. By the time Audi Crooks tied it at 62 with 1:06 to play, the Golden Hurricane had already made their last field goal of the night. So Tulsa found another way to make Cartwright right. Alexa Kinas hit two free throws with 36 seconds left...