Hangover Highlights: I admit that I jinx the home team
I attended my first in-person college football game since 2018 this weekend.
There I was, waltzing into the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium...
Helmet QR code asks fast-paced NIL game to hold still
(Update: Days after the publication of this comic, the NCAA blocked the helmet QR code plan discussed below. The post remains in its original...
High water: OKC investments land Olympic events
I'd like to think someone showed the Los Angeles Organizing Committee what Oklahoma City has to offer the Olympic Games, and who better to...
After settling indoor facility lawsuit, Edmond Council funds Caplinger complex upgrades
The Edmond City Council approved a $17.5 million budget for its planned renovation of the A.C. Caplinger Sports Complex and adopted fees for city-owned...
Student athletes concerned by potential regulations at NIL congressional hearing
WASHINGTON — The FAIR College Sports Act is designed to protect students, its sponsors say. But athletes who testified Jan. 18 on Capitol Hill...
CFB Hangover Highlights: The season’s final beverage
The last author you ever thought would be quoted in a college football article is about to be quoted.
Ready?
… faultless in spite of all...
Big Man on Campus: Ryan Minor made memories at OU
In the spring of 1995, Ryan Minor gave my grandmother a hug.
Minor was a two-sport star at the University of Oklahoma, in basketball and...
Quest for new Thunder arena benefits agreement will develop slowly
With Oklahoma City voters approving the extension of the MAPS one-cent sales tax for six years by an overwhelming margin to build a new...
Hangover highlights: Someone always gets screwed by the College Football Playoff
Math is hard.
You don’t have to tell me. I made a B and a D in my mathematics classes in college, the only two...
Personal fowl: Switzer blitzes Stitt on rooster rumbles
Somehow, in 2023, conversations about cockfighting are still occurring at the Oklahoma State Capitol and among state leaders.
Recently, Gov. Kevin Stitt ruffled feathers by...