Sooners hungry to improve after a 5-0 start
No. 6 Oklahoma sits at 5-0 and 1-0 in the Big 12 after a 28-20 Red River Rivalry win over Texas. Coach Bob Stoops says the team remains hungry, focusing on technique and improvement despite a favorable early season run. Fourth-quarter struggles and defensive big plays in late stretches remain concerns. Captain Travis Lewis notes the league is no longer a two-horse race as conference play continues.
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West Franklin Sweeps Northern Heights In Spicy Five Set Battle
West Franklin High School volleyball earned a three set victory in the opener 20 25 25 8 and followed with a 25 21 win as the Falcons and Northern Heights traded momentum in Pomona Alyssa Harmon 26 assists Emily Reed 16 assists 16 digs 16 kills 5 aces McKenzie Steele 7 kills 6 aces 18 digs Jade Larios 25 digs 16 kills led West Franklin who now prepare to host Lyndon next Tuesday
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NCAA President Emmert faces broad first agenda in Indianapolis
In his first full day at NCAA headquarters Mark Emmert outlined priorities including stronger penalties for rules violators and preserving student access to education. He aims to build consensus while focusing on the student athlete and academic progress, echoing Brand’s era with emphasis on Graduation Success Rate and Academic Progress Rate.
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