The Golden Hurricane defeated New Mexico to set up a championship clash against Auburn in the NIT tournament.
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More than a ride, dude: Tulsa’s Project Dudeman redefines ‘fitness’ on and off the bike
Led by a two-time Tulsa Tough winner, Project Dudeman provides an active, judgement-free environment for men seeking self-improvement.
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Everything you need to know about the 2026 Tulsa Drillers and ONEOK Field
Casual fan? Here’s some expert advice for enjoying games at ONEOK Field as Tulsa’s minor league team kicks off its season.
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‘Play fair with any partner’: How Tulsa Public Schools is expanding Special Olympics to increase participation
A cornhole tournament featuring nearly 300 students is part of a bigger push to include special education students in athletics.
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Oklahoma City Thunder foundation brings new technology to Tulsa Dream Center
The new “Wonder Room” gives north Tulsa students access to 3D printing and space to study, read and play.
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Golden Hurricane beats Wichita State in razor-thin NIT win
The University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane started strong against Wichita State, faded in the middle and then pulled it out to win 83-79 and advance to the NIT semifinals. All photos Milo Gladstein/Tulsa Flyer
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Tulsa Golden Hurricane shine in first NIT appearance in a decade
The University of Tulsa is making a deep run into the tournament, advancing to the quarterfinals against Wichita State Tuesday.
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Thousands of athletes will flock to Tulsa for 2027 National Senior Games
More than 11,000 competitors above the age of 50 will arrive at The University of Tulsa next summer. Officials expect $48 million in economic impact.
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FC Tulsa sets sights on single goal in 2026: Bring championship home
After an eventful offseason, Tulsa’s pro soccer club wants to repeat its historic playoff run — with a different ending.
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Broken Arrow follows Bixby down NIL path for student athletes
BA will spend $16,500 on Opendorse, the same NIL company Bixby uses to give student athletes a chance to cash in on their name, image and likeness.
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What are the odds Oklahoma legalizes sports betting? It may be closer than you think.
As Super Bowl betting surges nationwide, Oklahoma lawmakers and tribal leaders are weighing competing bills that could legalize sports betting and keep millions in revenue from flowing out of state.
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To win title No. 18, Tulsa’s Booker T. Washington will have to keep overcoming the odds
The Hornets — and their proud alumni — expect to win state championships. Will 2026 bring another? Coach Eli K. Brown III says yes.