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Stills, under former Dolphins' head coach Joe Philbin and interim coach Dan Campbell, had career lows in receptions (27) and yards (440) last season.
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Tuesday's Oklahoma Sooners baseball game vs Abilene Christian University has been rescheduled to Wednesday at 4 p.m. due to incliment weather.
Come out and support the Sooners at the ball park before they hit the road!
Monday, February 22, 2016
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Conflicting noise is spouting from Clipperville, but the smart money is on L.A. waiting until the summer to really get busy on the Griffin front. Doc Rivers wants to give this core one last postseason shot, and the Clips need Griffin just in case Kevin Durant picks them, triggering a Griffin-for-Durant sign-and-trade.NBA trade deadline is tomorrow, February 18th, at 3 p.m.
But the Griffin noise is real. He's no longer untouchable. The Clips are listening, even right now, and they've rarely listened before. If they get wind over the next four days that they're out of the Durant sweepstakes, they could accelerate the Griffin trade timetable. It would take a monster offer to pry him away before the draft, but the ground is trembling.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Terrazzo USA and Associates filed the suit in Cleveland County and is asking for a halt to construction while legal proceedings continue.
Terrazzo claims the university made the bidding process "such that only one" bidder could possibly get the project by requiring companies to be a member of the National Terrazzo and Mosiac Association.
"Accordingly, the bidding process for the project at issue was a sham," the lawsuit reads.
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Tramonda Moore — a 6-foot-5, 350-pound, offensive lineman from John Marshall High School — made his decision public on Twitter. He wrote, "I'd like to take this opportunity to thank my family, coaches and friends for the guidance and encouragement. The recruitment process has been an amazing and humbling experience. I thank "GOD" for allowing me to have this incredible opportunity. I would also like to thank the many universities and college coaches who have invested time and energy with me through this recruitment process. After a long , hard and thought out decision I have decided to continue my academic & athletic career as an Oklahoma State Cowboy!"(H/T) The Oklahoman
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