The Oklahoma Sooners are one win away from the NCAA softball championship after storming past Florida State in Game 1 of the WCWS finals Wednesday.
Author: Ryan Aber, Oklahoman
Oklahoma ties all-time NCAA softball winning streak record in super regionals
Oklahoma beat Clemson 9-2 on Friday for its 47th consecutive victory, tying the NCAA record and moving within a win of a seventh consecutive WCWS bid.
Taylor Robertson breaks NCAA 3-point record, but Oklahoma falls at Iowa State
Oklahoma’s Taylor Robertson became the NCAA’s all-time leading 3-point shooter Saturday in the first quarter of a loss at Iowa State.
Kansas State upsets No. 6 Oklahoma for third time in four seasons
Quarterback Adrian Martinez produced five touchdowns (one passing, four rushing) to guide Kansas State to an upset of Oklahoma in Norman.
Bob Stoops on Cale Gundy’s resignation from Oklahoma football: ‘It kills me’
Former OU coach Bob Stoops said in a radio interview that he was “torn apart” by Cale Gundy’s exit, but he reiterated his trust in Brent Venables.
Oklahoma football assistant coach Cale Gundy resigns after saying ‘racially charged’ word
Oklahoma football assistant coach Cale Gundy resigned late Sunday night. Sooners head coach Brent Venables said his actions were ‘not acceptable”
Oklahoma softball sweeps Texas to repeat as Women’s College World Series champion
Oklahoma completed the sweep of rival Texas to win the Women’s College World Series for the second straight year and for the sixth time overall.
Women’s College World Series finals: Oklahoma hammers Texas in record-setting Game 1 win
Oklahoma broke the WCWS record for home runs in a game and matched the record for total runs in a 16-1 demolition of rival Texas.
‘It just breaks me’: Oklahoma softball’s Hope Trautwein throws no-hitter, pays tribute to Uvalde victims
Trautwein grew up about three hours from Uvalde.
‘It blows my mind’: Baker Mayfield emotional as Oklahoma unveils statue for Heisman winner
Baker Mayfield’s Heisman Park statue received its public dedication Saturday during Oklahoma’s spring football game.