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Which Oklahoma in-state offensive prospects made the first depth chart?
It's game day, and the No. 16 Sooners are ready for their season-opening football game against Temple. As a result, the Sooners released the full depth chart for the opening game, and upon first review, it included many in-state prospects on both sides of the ball. Due to there being so many, we'll split this into a two-part series. We recently viewed the defensive side of the ball, and now we'll take a look at the offensive side and see who the Oklahoma natives who made the 2024 opening depth chart are.
Women’s Soccer Forces Top Two Opponents to Make Difference, Fall 2-0 to Radford
EMMITSBURG, Md. (August 31, 2024) – Facing their biggest non-conference challenge of the season, Mount St. Mary's women's soccer fell 2-0 to the Radford Highlanders. The match came after a Senior Day ceremony, honoring seven members of the program. The game forced the two-time defending Big South Champion Highlanders...
Family of slain Oklahoma City woman advocates for awareness after her murder
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — A 28-year-old Oklahoma City woman was murdered by her boyfriend in Little Rock, Arkansas last week who has previously been convicted of murder. Lashabra Plunkett's family describes her as a devoted mother to her seven-year-old son, basketball star and animal lover. They're now trying to bring awareness to what happened to her, so it doesn't happen to others.
'The Mercy Way:' Longtime OKC Nurse Reflects On Mercy Hospitals 50 years On Memorial Road
A metro hospital is celebrating five decades of service in the community. Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City was built on Memorial Road in the middle of a cow pasture in August of 1974. Del City’s Madalene Smith always knew she wanted to help people. She put her passion into practice...
There’s an Old Indian Cemetery in this Oklahoma Atwoods Parking Lot
Due to Oklahoma being one of the youngest states in the union, plus a constant status being issued of it being a "flyover state" via the braindead living on the left and right coasts, it's easy to forget how rich and often weird the history is here in the Sooner State.
Lindsay Softball Festival canceled due to threat from alleged El Reno student
EL RENO, OKLA. (KOKH) — TheLindsay Softball Festival was canceled on Thursday after officials received a threat. El Reno Public Schools posted an update on Facebook Friday afternoon that out of caution, organizers canceled the festival and sent all the teams home. According to the school district, the call...
Altus police seek leads on missing woman, Elizabeth Lee, last seen August 20
ALTUS, OKLA (KOKH) — The Altus Police Department (APD) is seeking information on a missing woman. According to APD, Elizabeth Lee has not been seen since Aug. 20. Lee's family made a follow-up missing persons report today, Aug. 31. Additionally, Lee had filed a protective order just before she...
Tulsa man drowns at Ft. Gibson Lake, wife and passersby attempt rescue
WAGONER COUNTY, OKLA (KTUL) — A Tulsa man drowned inFt. Gibson Lake on Friday, Aug. 30. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP), 70-year-old Pedro-Ramirez-Anaya was swimming atthe Taylor’s Ferry north swim beach at approximately 3:21 p.m. Ramirez-Anaya and his wife were swimming in chest deep water when...
Oklahoma starts great new tradition to honor late Toby Keith
The Sooners started a brand new tradition at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on Friday night to honor music icon Toby Keith. The post Oklahoma starts great new tradition to honor late Toby Keith appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
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