ENID, Okla. —
Radio
Thursday
College Football
7:30 p.m. — Fiesta Bowl, Oregon vs. Kansas State, KCRC (1390 AM)
TV
Thursday
College Football
4 p.m. — Oklahoma Cotton Bowl Practice Report, FOX Sports
4:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. — Cotton Bowl Classic Preview, FOX Sports
6 p.m. — OU Crimson Classics, Replay of 2006 Oklahoma at Texas A&M, FOX Sports
7:30 p.m. — Fiesta Bowl, Oregon vs. Kansas State, ESPN
College Basketball
6 p.m. — Michigan at Northwestern, ESPN2
10 p.m. — California at UCLA, FOX Sports
Women’s College Basketball
10 a.m. and 7 p.m. — Replay of West Virginia at Oklahoma, FOX Sports
8 a.m. — Replay of Baylor at TCU, FOX Sports
8 p.m. — Alabama at Texas A&M, Channel 73
Tennis
Noon — Champions Series from San Jose — Agassi vs. McEnroe, FOX Sports
Dodgeball
2 p.m. — Ultimate Dodgeball Championship, FOX Sports
General
5:30 p.m. — Big 12 Showcase, FOX Sports
Sports
Radio-TV for 1-03-12
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Madison's Barsness likes playing in Enid
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Sooners zero in on Big 12
Oklahoma has made a complete turnaround in the last two days. The squad that looked dominant early in the season has re-emerged at the Big 12 tournament. The Sooners (38-19) rolled to their second straight tournament victory, thumping Texas Tech (25-30), 8-0, Friday, and improving to 2-0 in the event.
After three weeks of struggling, the team OU thought it would be surfaced. The mix of premier pitching and timely hitting was overwhelming to Baylor on Thursday and Texas Tech on Friday.
More importantly, the victories set up the Sooners’ meeting with Kansas State, which topped Baylor 13-9 Friday, at 12:30 p.m. today. The winner advances to Sunday’s championship game. -
Ricketts, Sooners rout A&M
Keilani Ricketts beat Texas A&M with both her arm and bat Friday as No. 1-ranked Oklahoma moved to within one win of reaching the Women’s College Softball World Series by run-ruling the Aggies 10-2 at Marita Hynes Field Friday.
The Sooners (51-4) can punch their ticket to the Series by beating the Aggies at 11 a.m. today. The game can be seen on ESPN. If A&M wins, a second championship game will follow -
Claborn pleased with WHS progress
The Deer Creek-Lamont team camp has given Waukomis football coach Jon Claborn an idea of how much his team has progressed over the past year.
A newly hired Claborn a year ago took his team to the DCLA camp with three days of spring football behind them.
“We’re leaps and bounds ahead of where we were last year,’’ Claborn said. “We have looked really good ... we’re a year older, stronger, and hopefully, a year smarter.’’
The DCLA camp has offered the Chiefs good competition with teams such as defending Class B state runner-up Pond Creek-Hunter, Coyle and the host Eagles among the participants. - Travelers beat Majors in tournament opener
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Weeden to help with Moore relief
Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden is heading home to help his cherished Oklahoma heal.
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NJCAA Division II World Series opens in Enid
It’s that time of year again. For the fifth-straight year, Enid will serve as the host city for the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II World Series with 10 district championship baseball teams from around the nation converging on David Allen Memorial Ballpark. The World Series runs through June 1.
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