Eddie Radosevich

Walking out of last year’s FedEx BCS National Championship in Miami left a bitter taste in the mouths of the Sooner Nation. Like so many OU fans who had left Miami’s Pro Player Stadium only five years before, last year’s fans left without the sweet taste of victory. It was the taste of defeat. Again. READ MORE

Former Oklahoma All-American Blake Griffin’s impact on the ‘big stage’ has been felt, and it has only been one week of summer league. As the 2009 Las Vegas Summer League came to a close, those who hadn’t become acquainted with the 6-foot-10, 251 pound, Oklahoma City native got a good look why the Los Angeles Clippers drafted him as the No.1 selection in the 2009 NBA draft. READ MORE

When Brad Benjamin defeated No. 1 overall seed Nick Taylor 7 and 6 in the 36-hole match-play final of the 84th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship Saturday afternoon, months of preparation and a week of hard work came to an end. As for Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club, the entire week was a complete success. READ MORE

Finally the heat subsided at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club Thursday as OU assistant coach Phillip Bryan and junior-to-be Liam Logan competed in the round of 32. READ MORE

Survive and advance. That’s the name of the game when it comes to the match play rounds of the 84th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. Oklahoma assistant golf coach Phillip Bryan and junior-to-be Liam Logan did just that Wednesday afternoon at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club. READ MORE

As swirling winds added to unbearable heat Tuesday, one word could describe Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club and the 2009 U.S. Public Links Championship. READ MORE

One sentiment could be heard by spectators and players alike throughout Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club Monday. It was hot. It was really, really hot. As temperatures reached triple digits, 156 players from around the world teed it up for the 84th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship, marking the first time the tournament has been held at a university golf course. READ MORE

Oh how the dog days of summer have taken hold. While Major League Baseball takes hold of the American sports scene and most get ready to head to the lake for Fourth of July festivities, let’s take a look at what has become of the Summer of 2009.  READ MORE

Oklahoma’s new men’s golf head coach has a last name that is all too familiar in this town. Just as his brother, former OU quarterback Nate Hybl, had done in 1999, Ryan Hybl is now a Sooner by way of Georgia. Hybl, labeled as one of the most decorated golfers in University of Georgia history, brings professional playing experience to a Sooner golf program that could be described as on life support. READ MORE

The dream became a reality Thursday night at New York City's Madison Square Garden. Unlike most of his counterparts, Blake Griffin didn't have to wait too long to hear his name called. READ MORE