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5/9/2008
The City of Oklahoma City is ready to play hardball if it turns out the Seattle SuperSonics change ownership. In a nine-page letter sent Thursday, an assistant municipal counselor for Oklahoma City wrote "there is an expectation by City leadership and citizens that the owners of the Team, whomever they may be, will honor all of the Team's contractual obligations with the City — including the contractual obligation to relocate to Oklahoma City and to play home games at the Ford Center for the duration of the term of the lease."
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5/9/2008
Keith Nichol, OU' 3rd team quarterback has decided to transfer. KOKC's James Hale confirmed the story this morning. Nichol had said he was happy at OU and didn't plan to transfer even after spring practice. Despite being considered a top QB prospect Nichol could not beat out fellow freshman Sam Bradford for the starting job and also couldn't move Joey Halzle out of the backup spot. Nichol's father Gary says his son still loves OU and has tremendous respect for head coach Bob Stoops it simply came down to Keith, "wanting a chance to play."
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5/6/2008
The Big 12 Softball Tournament will begin its run at Oklahoma City's ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Complex on Friday. The tournament is now a single elimination format. Two games will be played on Friday and six are scheduled for Saturday and then the championship game will be Sunday. Both OU and OSU will play Saturday. The Sooners will play at 11 Saturday morning and OSU will play at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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5/7/2008
(Norman, OK) -- The south end zone scoreboard at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is undergoing a major renovation this summer. You might not see much change from Lindsey Street as of yet, but construction crews began dismantling the face of the scoreboard inside the stadium last week. The crew works primarily from a scaffold suspended along the face of the board. Braving wind and whatever other elements Mother Nature throws their way, the crew is making quick work of the massive board. To date, almost the entire face of the scoreboard has been removed. The familiar block white letters that spelled "Owen Field" are down, along with the lights that displayed the scores, time and statistics for Sooner football games for more than 10 years. Once the current scoreboard is gone, it will be replaced by huge, completely HD video display. The new board will be in place for the first game of the 2008 season on August 30.
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