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SOONER WIRE - The Oklahoma Sooners women’s basketball team released its full schedule for the 2025-2026 basketball season. Fresh off their first Sweet 16 appearance under Jennie Baranczyk, the Sooners approach the season with even loftier goals.
Read more(AP) - Women’s college basketball wasn’t always dominated by UConn, Tennessee and South Carolina.
Read moreTHUNDER WIRE - The NBA schedule-makers knew what they were doing. We found out how much of a fan of the dramatics they are when it was revealed who the Oklahoma City Thunder would host for 2025-26 Opening Night.
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Oklahoma Baptist University Honors Program students gathered in the Honors Suite at the Mabee Learning Center on Sept. 30 for a special ceremony to celebrate the C.W. Riley Memorial Honors Scholarship recipients.
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The Seminole State Volleyball team hosted a tri-meet with Independence Community College and Dallas College Mountain View last Saturday.
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ODWC - Hunters under 18 who are participating in the youth deer gun season will do so with the state’s youth annual super hunting license. It’s actually the only annual hunting license option for youth, and it offers an immediate advantage because it’s valid for all of the deer that can be taken during the youth deer gun season. In fact, the license is valid for the youth hunter’s entire combined season bag limit! For more on the new youth annual super hunting license, including a list of frequently asked questions and answers, check out this blog post on the Outdoor Oklahoma Journal.
Read moreFall Foliage Fishing As temperatures begin to drop, the fall fishing season heats up. In October, both threadfin and gizzard shad start migrating toward shallow water, and For anglers, this means prime opportunities to target species such as striped bass, hybrid striped bass, walleye and more. The key is to follow the forage fish. Wherever the shad go, the larger game fish will be close behind.
Read moreSTILLWATER – Oklahoma State interim head coach Doug Meacham and several players met with the media ahead of Saturday’s Big 12 conference matchup against Houston. Some of their comments: Oklahoma State Interim Head Coach Doug Meacham Opening Statement: “Back to work. You have to have a short memory when things don’t go well. My message to the kids is there’s going to be a lot of things in your life that don’t go your way, how are you going to respond to them? It’s really easy to pull your hoodie over your face and put a towel over your face. It’s really easy to go into the locker room with the other guys who are upset and playing. Our message is not to do that because you want to turn it around. You want to do what you want out of it.”
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