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Above, Braxton Street shoots a free throw for the Chieftains on Tuesday night. Street finished with seven points in the Chieftains’ overtime loss to the Prague Red Devils. The Chiefs will be in the Stroud Tournament this weekend. —Photo by Kassidy Baker
Read moreAnd at long last, Jovantae Barnes is officially a Sooner.
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Seminole Junior, Vcake Wassana, elevates to shoot a layup against the Red Devils. Wassana finished with fourteen points as the Chieftains lost 57-54 in overtime. —Photo by Kassidy Baker
Read moreWith the 2021 season behind it and almost an entire complement of coaches, the Oklahoma staff has shifted to finishing the 2022 class while beginning to build the 2023 and 2024 classes. The Sooners have already shown a strong desire to keep the best in-state kids in Oklahoma, offering Erik McCarty and Bai Jobe. The big fish is the No. 1 player in Oklahoma for the 2024 class, David Stone.
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Konawa’s Zach Reavis says “no” to the Wetumka offense by blocking a shot in a Tuesday night matchup. The Konawa Tigers came up short against the Wetumka Chieftains, falling by a score of 51-89. Konawa is hosting an invitational tournament Jan. 6 – 8. —Photo by Dane Smart
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Konawa’s Tyra Yahola (top photo) and Kristen Johnson drive the ball down the court in Tuesday’s contest with Wetumka. The Lady Tigers put up a valiant effort but fell to Wetumka by a final score of 42-32. —Photos by Dane Smart
Read moreAfter Oklahoma State completed the largest comeback in team history, coach Mike Gundy put his own label on a 37-35 Play-Station Fiesta Bowl victory over Notre Dame.
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Every offseason in college football is filled with departures and arrivals. It’s just a matter of how much and at what level of significance each team participates in the roster retooling during the offseason.
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