The past week has been very positive for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Four wins and no losses. Considering the absence of Victor Oladipo, the second best scorer (probably player) on the team, this result is pretty good. The Thunder are now 5th in the Western Conference with a (20-12) record. The Games: Oklahoma City at […]
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In 2014, Joe Mixon came to campus and immediately got on the bad side of the entire state of Oklahoma and a significant part of America. In many people’s mind, he burned a bridge before he stepped on the field. Although the altercation took place two years ago, the video tape was just released last […]
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With slightly over a fourth of the NBA season being played, teams are starting to develop their season identity. Meaning, at this point in the season you can typically see what type of season a team will have. Thus far, some teams have overachieved: Memphis, New York, Houston and Oklahoma City. Underachieved: Dallas, Atlanta, Portland, […]
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“Offense sells tickets but defense wins championships” That is the famous quote by Bear Bryant. Well, Andre Roberson’s offense most likely won’t sell many tickets but his energy, effort, and capability on defense helped the Thunder to win several games already this season. Winning block shot vs the Suns: Roberson played college basketball in Colorado as […]
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have now won six-straight games and hold a (14-6) record, tied for fourth in the Western Conference with the Houston Rockets. The obvious primary reason for this run has been Russell Westbrook’s relentless hustle and six-straight triple-doubles. However, a player that doesn’t stick out to the average fan has been Anthony […]
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There’s an old saying that in the south, football isn’t just a sport, but a religion. That’s never been truer for the state of Alabama in the last 6-7 years. The SEC has become a powerhouse conference where real football is played and the rest of us are lucky to breathe the same air as […]
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