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ESPN - No less than eight Power 4 coaches have been relieved of their duties as of the writing of this week’s rankings. That count hits an even dozen when you include the jobs lost in the Gang of 6 leagues, as we always do around here.
Read moreThe seniors of the Seminole Chieftain football team will take Mike Snyder Field for the last time in their high school careers when the Mean Green host the Mannford Pirates on Friday, October 31st. After last week’s loss at Sulphur, Seminole is 5-3 overall and 2-3 in district play and will need to win its final two ball games to have a shot at the 2025 playoffs.
Read moreSOONER WIRE - It was a rough outing for Oklahoma Sooners quarterback John Mateer in the Sooners’ 34-26 loss to the Ole Miss Rebels. He was just 17 of 31 (55% completion) for 223 yards and a touchdown. Not terrible numbers, but 76 of those yards came on one play, when Mateer directed Sategna across the formation on the fly to create the big play.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY — Somehow, someway, the Oklahoma City Thunder had a 107-101 win over the Sacramento Kings. Through mostly close victories, the reigning NBA champion finds itself at 5-0 to start the 2025-26 regular season.
Read moreLOS ANGELES -- It’s one thing to lose and quite another to lose over the course of six hours and 39 minutes. That’s a draining defeat, the kind of loss that can invite all kinds of second- guessing, self-loathing and seeds of doubt.
Read moreDALLAS — As the ball last touched PJ Washington’s shoe, Chet Holmgren and the rest of his teammates let out a giant sigh of relief. A lengthy review helped seal the final result. A couple of consecutive timeouts allowed OKC to settle down as it once stared down a possible letdown.
Read moreThe 2025 OSSAA State Cross Country Championships were held at North Rock Creek Saturday morning and Seminole County had four runners qualify for state.
Read moreNORMAN – Oklahoma will open the 2025-26 season ranked No. 6 in the Associated Press Top 25, its highest preseason mark since 2009 when the Sooners began the year fourth.
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