Oklahoma Sooners

It's been 10 years since John Blake paced the sidelines at Owen Field as Oklahoma's head coach. Bla

NORMAN — Kid Nichol hit the road last week, ending his Oklahoma quarterback career before it ever

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The Oklahoma softball team (43-12) will be making its 15th straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament this Friday as the Sooners were chosen as a No. 10 overall seed and will host a regional in Norman. Arkansas, Tulsa and Oregon will join Oklahoma in the four-team field at the OU Softball Complex this weekend.The regional (May 16-18) is double-elimination and runs through Sunday at the OU Softball Complex. The winner of the Norman Regional will match up with the winner of the Hempstead Regional between No. 7 Arizona, Hofstra, Long Island and Canisius in the Super Regionals (May 23-25)."We are so excited for our team and for our fans that we have the opportunity to play in front of our home fans," head coach Patty Gasso said. "Our team worked hard all year to earn and I'm so proud of them for that. Also, we played every team in our four-team regional earlier this season so we are familiar with them."

The Oklahoma Sooners finished off the Kansas State Wildcats and the three-game series with a convincing 10-2 win on Sunday during the home finale at L. Dale Mitchell Park. Sunday also marked the final home game for seven OU seniors (Aljay Davis, Mike Gosse, Jarod Freeman, Jake McCarter, Ryan Mottern, Drew Roberts and Zach Sawyer).

The University of Oklahoma women's basketball team touched down at Leonardo Di Vinci International early Sunday morning, taking its first steps inside Italy on its summer European tour.The team left Oklahoma early Saturday morning for a connecting flight to Atlanta, then a nine-hour flight overseas to Rome. The Sooners will spend Sunday touring ancient Rome and the Colosseum.

He is the number 72 player in the Southwest for Scout.com and he is one of the hottest quarterback prospects around with numerous schools trying to get him to commit. Jacob Karam is one of the players that has a certain synergy this season with so many teams seeing him as a key to their recruiting class. Scout.com caught up with Jacob to get the latest on his recruitment.

Nine months out from Signing Day the 2009 class is nearly complete, meaning 2010 recruiting is already ramping up for the Longhorns. When Texas held its spring game, most of the '09 commits were in Austin, as was a select group of high school sophomores. Among them was Klein quarterback Jamie Peebles, who has UT at the top of his list.

Entering May, second baseman Rusty Ryal was off our Diamondbacks prospect radar because he hadn't yet displayed any power, while catcher Sean Coughlin had yet to even emerge from Extended Spring Training. Now, both prospects appear in the Top 10 of the FutureBacks Power Rankings.