Nolan Clay
Reporter at The Oklahoman
Longtime reporter for The Oklahoman. Love wife, our children, grandson, OU football, Eiffel Tower, first son-in-law and most times the second.
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thedailytexan.com | Nolan Clay
Twelve years after Brandon Stone and Dylan Frittelli left the University of Texas to pursue their professional golf dreams, a new pair from the same South African region is taking the college golf world by storm. Junior Christiaan Maas and freshman Daniel Bennett are two of the top golfers on the collegiate scene from Pretoria, South Africa, with both ranked in the top 20 of the Scoreboard individual rankings.
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yahoo.com | Nolan Clay
The second Afghan national accused of an Election Day terrorism plot pleaded guilty Thursday in Oklahoma City federal court. Abdullah Haji Zada, now 18, of Moore, was identified Thursday by name for the first time when he was charged as an adult. He pleaded guilty to a felony charge of receipt of a firearm and ammunition to be used to commit terrorism. He acknowledged in his guilty plea he was acting in support of ISIS.
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oklahoman.com | Nolan Clay
• Abdullah Haji Zada, 18, pleaded guilty to receiving firearms and ammunition for terrorism, supporting ISIS. • Zada and his brother-in-law, Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, were arrested in October for purchasing AK-47s and ammunition for a planned Election Day attack. • Tawhedi confessed to planning the attack and faces trial in 2026. The second Afghan national accused of an Election Day terrorism plot pleaded guilty Thursday in Oklahoma City federal court.
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thedailytexan.com | Nolan Clay
The No. 2 Texas men’s golf team kept the good times rolling and ended the regular season in good fashion — a come-from-behind win at The Ford Collegiate in Richmond Hill, Georgia. The Longhorns sat in third place entering the final round of the tournament on Tuesday, sitting behind an ambush of Tigers: Southeastern Conference foes No. 1 Auburn Tigers and No. 7 LSU Tigers.
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yahoo.com | Nolan Clay
Here is a look at what has happened to key figures from the Oklahoma City bombing, the tragedy's aftermath and the three trials. Timothy McVeighMcVeigh was executed by lethal injection on June 11, 2001, at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana. After his trial, he acknowledged his role in the April 19, 1995, attack in interviews for a biography and in letters. He infamously called the 19 dead children "collateral damage."McVeigh was 33.
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