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TEXAS - No. 4 Texas suffered its second season- ending injury at running back Monday when true freshman Christian Clark tore an Achilles tendon in practice, the school announced Tuesday.
Read moreRICHMOND, Va. – It took a controversial full-contact finish but Austin Dillon claimed his first NASCAR Cup Series victory in two seasons in Sunday night’s Cook Out 400 at Richmond (Va.) Raceway – vaulting from a 32nd place in the points standings before the race to an automatic Playoff berth with the win.
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NORMAN - Bennie Owen participated in the 1893 Oklahoma Land Run and lived long enough to see Steve Owens win the 1969 Heisman Trophy.
Read moreNFL - The first full weekend of exhibition games featuring the new dynamic kickoff included two long returns, a significant drop in touchbacks and mass confusion on an odd play that ended up as a rare safety.
Read moreSTILLWATER – Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy and several Cowboy student-athletes met with media following Saturday’s football practice at Boone Pickens Stadium. Some of their comments:
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PARIS -- Two-time Olympian Jordan Chiles earned the first individual Olympic medal of her career six days ago, a bronze in the floor final. On Sunday, the International Olympic Committee said Chiles must return that medal, which will be reallocated to Romania’s Ana Barbosu. The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee plans to appeal the decision.
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OLLYMPICS - After a thrilling final day of competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics, the United States and China both finished with 40 gold medals. It’s the first time there has ever been a tie for most gold medals at the Summer Olympics, per NBC.
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NORMAN - From 194656, Oklahoma football was one of the most dominant programs in college football. Led by Jim Tatum (1946) and then Bud Wilkinson (beginning in 1947), OU posted a combined overall record of 102-11-3 (.892) and an incredible 59-1-2 (.968) mark in Big 6 and Big 7 conference play from 1946-56. The Sooners won the conference crown each season during that 11-season stretch, part of a run of 14 straight conference titles (1946 through 1959) and three national championships (1950, 1955 and 1956).
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