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‘He loved helping others’: Friends, family remember life of OU nursing student, rugby player Joe Pal

Natalie.G.Roe-1@ou.edu (Natalie Roe)

OU student athlete and Army National Guardsman Jozsef Laszlo Matthews Pal died on March 7.

Tracking OU men's basketball offseason moves

Trey Dallas, sports reporter

The Oklahoma Sooners’ men’s basketball season came to a close in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last Friday, March 21 with a 67-59 loss to the Connecticut Huskies. But as one season came to a close, another began:…

'Not looking back': Oklahoma defense prepares for season without Danny Stutsman, Billy Bowman Jr.

joshua.j.mcdaniel-1@ou.edu (Josh McDaniel)

The Oklahoma defense provided light in a dark season for the Sooners in 2024 with national rankings of 19th in total yards allowed per game (318.2) and 12th in stop rate (72.1%).

'Playing full speed': Mateer helps teach offensive system, faces OU defense in spring practice

hannah.m.bryant-1@ou.edu (Hannah Bryant)

Transfer quarterback John Mateer laughed, paused and furrowed his brows after being asked what he thinks of the defense he’s been facing in spring practice.

No. 1 recruit Aaliyah Chavez commits to Oklahoma women's basketball

kdalhausser@ou.edu (Kate Dalhausser)

Aaliyah Chavez announced her commitment to the Oklahoma women’s basketball team on Tuesday.

NCAA Tournament: Oklahoma women's basketball beats Iowa to advance to Sweet 16

kdalhausser@ou.edu (Kate Dalhausser)

'Our crowd was amazing': OU women's basketball depends on home environment against Iowa

kdalhausser@ou.edu (Kate Dalhausser)

Oklahoma baseball wins series against Mississippi State 2-1 behind timely hitting

No. 10 Oklahoma (20-3, 4-2 SEC) took two out of three games against Mississippi State (15-9, 1-5) in a weekend series at L. Dale Mitchell Park.

'That's how you do it': OU women's basketball, Jennie Baranczyk break multiple records

kdalhausser@ou.edu (Kate Dalhausser)

Oklahoma softball takes series over Missouri 2-1 behind dominant pitching from Sam Landry

jeffrey.p.coyne-1@ou.edu (Parker Coyne)

No. 1 Oklahoma beat Missouri 5-1 in game three on Sunday in Columbia, Missouri to take the series win 2-1 behind senior right-handed pitcher Sam Landry’s dominant performances.

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