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Charles Martin
Believe it or not, there's plenty of hockey to be had in the metro, ranging from the Oklahoma City Blazers all the way to kids' leagues.   "We have a wide variety of hockey available, but no one seems...

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Charles Martin
The University of Oklahoma's women's rugby team, the Oklahoma Roses, insists the full-contact sport is safe and simple.   It's also much like soccer, in that there are few breaks in the game and a lot...

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Jay C. Upchurch
Summer is over. OK, not officially, at least according to the traditional seasonal calendar. But for all intents and purposes, the part of summer we all know and love has packed its bags and caught t...

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Jay C. Upchurch
Contrary to popular belief, at least among Oklahoma football fans, Bob Stoops is a mere mortal. He is flesh and bone, and bleeds Sooner crimson. Any stories being circulated about the coach's ability...

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Charles Martin
Triathletes are rare souls capable of one of the most torturous athletic events in sports: 2.4 miles of swimming, 112 miles on bike and a full 26.2 mile marathon. Completing a triathlon is just as muc...

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Jay C. Upchurch
As expected, Tiger Woods was absent from Valhalla over the weekend. And without the services of the world's No. 1-ranked player, most experts figured the outcome of the 2008 Ryder Cup was a forgone c...

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Jay C. Upchurch
Guess who's back on top? Here's a hint: No other team in the history of college football has held the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press poll longer. Notre Dame? Good guess, but no. Alabama? Nope. ...

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Gina Dabney
Who knew that karate, an ancient martial art that teaches self-defense, is based in peace? Its philosophy, which is to build a more peaceful world, begins with the student. Daryl Arrowood, a fourth-...

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Greg Elwell
The room is quiet, except for the shuffling of papers. It's hot. It's humid. And everyone is just waiting "¦ waiting "¦ waiting. Finally, the silence is broken. "I'll, uh "¦ I'll take Rudi Johnson." A...

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Jay C. Upchurch
Barely two weeks into January, a quick check of the Oklahoma City Blazers' Web site is all one needs as a reminder to the long, cold, lonely winter local hockey fans find themselves suffering through ...