OSU Highlights
The Oklahoma State Cowgirls put on a show in front of a record-setting home opener crowd, securing a thrilling 2-1 victory over the No. 4 ranked Nebraska. This intense matchup stretched into 11 innings, showcasing the Cowgirls' resilience and determination. With this win, OSU made a statement early in the season, proving they can compete with the best in NCAA softball.
On the gridiron, the Cowboys are revamping their running back lineup. This offseason shake-up is something to keep an eye on as they prepare for the upcoming challenges. The new dynamics in the backfield could be a game-changer for OSU's offensive strategy.
Meanwhile, two former Cowboy quarterbacks, Hauss Hejny and Zane Flores, are gearing up for spring ball. Their progress and potential impact will be interesting to follow as they continue to develop their skills.
In the realm of real estate, a standout purchase has caught attention: a sprawling 136-acre property featuring a 7,500-square-foot home. Complete with a $2 million, two-level pool, a baseball field, and a barn equipped with a batting cage and pickleball court, this estate is a sports enthusiast's paradise.
On the basketball court, Kanye Clary has reached an impressive milestone with 133 assists this season. This achievement marks the highest assist total for a Cowboy since Jawun Evans' 204 assists in the 2016-17 season, highlighting Clary's pivotal role in the team's playmaking efforts.
Beyond OSU
In broader sports news, the Big Ten and SEC are urging Congress to steer clear of merging TV rights for FBS, a move that could significantly impact college football's landscape.
Additionally, the Thunder are among three teams with a legitimate shot at the championship, according to Phil Jackson's criteria. Their potential run for the title is a storyline that fans will be eagerly following.