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TULSAHogan's 51-yard FG lifts No. 13 Houston 46-45
Case Keenum walked off the field, his hands on his helmet, as No. 13 Houston appeared destined for defeat.Moments later, the Cougars' prolific quarterback was given a second chance. And he came through with another comeback to add to his Heisman Trophy resume
OKLAHOMA CITYCircus elephant that escaped and was hit by SUV OK
An animal rights group on Friday asked a U.S. Department of Agriculture agency to look into an owner's treatment of a circus elephant that escaped and was hit by a sport utility vehicle on a northwestern Oklahoma highway.The 29-year-old female elephant, meanwhile, was treated by veterinarians at Oklahoma State University and released to its owner, said university spokesman Gary Shutt. Shutt would only say that the animal's injuries were not major.
OKLAHOMA CITYFort Hood shooting claims former Oklahoma resident
A recently married, 22-year-old soldier from southwest Oklahoma was one of the 13 people killed in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, his mother said Friday.Gale Hunt of Frederick said two uniformed soldiers came to her door at 11:30 p.m. Thursday to notify her of the death of her son, Spc. Jason Dean Hunt.
OKLAHOMA CITYNo. 13 Houston, Tulsa continue wild rivalry
When Conference USA reshuffled its membership and divisional lineups a few years ago, a new rivalry was born - and predicting what's going to happen when Tulsa and Houston get together can be an exercise in futility.Kevin Kolb, destined to play in the NFL, led the Cougars into Tulsa two years ago and suffered a 56-7 defeat. A year later, Houston got revenge on its home field with a 70-30 rout of a Golden Hurricane team that had started the season 8-0.
OKLAHOMA CITYShooting claims former Oklahoman
Oklahoma family members of a 22-year-old soldier stationed at Fort Hood have been notified that he was one of the 13 people killed when an Army psychiatrist went on a shooting rampage at the Texas base.Gale Hunt of Frederick said Friday two uniformed soldiers came to her door at 11:30 p.m. Thursday to notify her of the death of her son, Spc. Jason Dean Hunt.
OKLAHOMA CITY'You hit a what?' SUV nearly slams into elephant
It's not unusual to see a deer or a cow crossing Oklahoma's rural highways. But an elephant? A couple driving home from church nearly slammed into a giant pachyderm that had escaped from a nearby circus late Wednesday."Didn't have time to hit the brakes. The elephant blended in with the road," driver Bill Carpenter said Thursday. "At the very last second I said 'elephant!'"
OKLAHOMA CITY`You hit a what?' SUV nearly slams into elephant
It's not unusual to see a deer or a cow crossing Oklahoma's rural highways. But an elephant?A couple driving home from church nearly slammed into a giant pachyderm that had escaped from a nearby circus late Wednesday.
OKLAHOMA CITYGroup divided on worker's comp privatization
A legislative task force recommended Thursday that Oklahoma's workers' compensation agency be privatized, but it was divided on how to achieve that.Following months of study, the Task Force on the Privatization of CompSource Oklahoma drafted a list of recommendations for the future of the agency that include mutualizing it, meaning it would be owned by its policyholders, or selling it outright.
OKLAHOMA CITYGroup divided on Okla. worker's comp privatization
A task force is recommending that Oklahoma's workers compensation agency be privatized, but task force members are divided on how to do it.The Task Force on the Privatization of CompSource Oklahoma met Thursday. Some task force members recommended that it be mutualized, meaning it would be owned by its members. Others believe it should be sold outright.
NORMANInconsistent line to be tested for No. 20 Sooners
At the start of training camp, Oklahoma offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson proclaimed that his front line was as talented as any in the country.For a group that had lost four starters from a season ago, it was a bold statement of support for mostly unproven players charged with protecting Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford and opening holes in the running game.
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