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THUNDER PRESS RELEASE – Sunday, Oklahoma City Thunder players Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren and Ajay Mitchell helped spread holiday joy and cheer with three separate events for Oklahoma kids and families.

YAHOO SPORTS Here’s how the NFL playoff picture looks after Sunday’s games: The NFC playoff field is all set except for one slot: the NFC South champion, which will likely be decided in a Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers matchup in Week 18. (* Clinched playoff spot) ...

On a chilly Monday, December 29th night, the Oklahoma State Cowboys hosted the Bethune-Cookman Panthers for one last tune-up game before the gauntlet of the Big XII schedule begins.

A TO Z SPORTS The Oklahoma Sooners don’t necessarily need another running back for the 2026 season. Well, that is the assumption before anything happens in the crazy transfer portal, which opens up on Jan. 2 and closes on Jan. 16.

YAHOO SPORTS Although only one of them makes it on to his official record, Terence Crawford had two big decision wins this calendar year, both of which will define his legacy. The first of the two decisions was recorded in September and was unanimous.

STILLWATER – A year of significance for Oklahoma State Athletics, 2025 brought sustained excellence, but also profound change. NCAA team championships from men’s golf and men’s cross country further strengthened their place among the powerhouse programs within those sports.

SPORTS ON TV – Thursday, January 1 2026 comes in like a lion, with three CFP quarterfinal matchups. The day starts at noon with the Oregon Ducks taking on the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

FOX SPORTS – For many families, holiday festivities are synonymous with food and football. Watching football on Thanksgiving, in particular, has become an annual tradition for sports fans.

ESPN - Denver Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokić is set to miss at least the next four weeks and will likely be ineligible for MVP consideration after suffering a hyperextended left knee during Monday night’s loss to the Miami Heat, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.

YAHOO SPORTS - The Dallas Cowboys are walking away from a player who once looked like the future of the franchise. The team reportedly released cornerback Trevon Diggs on Tuesday, according to ESPN’s Todd Archer.