STILLWATER, Okla. —
Joe Bob Clements has been hired as the defensive line coach at Oklahoma State, leaving Kansas State to join a Big 12 rival.
Coach Mike Gundy announced Sunday Clements would join the Cowboys staff, filling an opening created when defensive coordinator Bill Young was fired this week. Young’s responsibilities also included coaching the defensive line.
Clements has spent the past four seasons as Kansas State’s defensive ends coach. It was his second stint on Bill Snyder’s staff with the Wildcats, totaling 11 years at his alma mater. The former K-State defensive end has been a run game coordinator, recruiting coordinator and secondary coach.
His career has also included stops at Kansas and San Diego State.
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Clements named OSU defensive line coach
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Car Aguirre looks strange confined to a wheelchair.
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Enid’s Harmon 4th at endorser
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Jets reflect on tough season
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Glencoe duo makes strong introduction
The last time Nate Melton and Claytin Beaver played together, they left the field losers of a season-ending 12-5 Class A state quarterfinal.
On Friday, each of them in Enid Majors blue instead of Glencoe red, and things went closer to plan.
Melton was the Majors’ opening-day starter, introducing himself to Enid with six strikeouts in three innings, topping 90 mph with a fastball that rarely ended anywhere but Beaver’s mitt in a 7-1 Majors win. - More Sports Headlines
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