Ryan Aber
Writer at The Oklahoman
Oklahoma Sooners beat writer for The Oklahoman (@TheOklahoman_) and https://t.co/U6TwHLDq7c. Also dabble in hockey and baseball. Nemesis to @3yearletterman.
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5 days ago |
oklahoman.com | Ryan Aber |Colton Sulley |Isa Almeida |Ryan Sharp
The Thunder closed out the Indiana Pacers with a 103-91 win in Game 7 of the NBA Finals in Oklahoma City on Sunday night. The championship is Oklahoma City's first professional title in the city's history. Here is what to know about what happened in Oklahoma City after the Thunder won the title. As the third quarter began, and with the Thunder trailing by one, a group of young fans watching game at Fassler Hall held hands around a table and said a quick, but very hype prayer.
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3 weeks ago |
oklahoman.com | Ryan Aber
The Oklahoma City Thunder opened the NBA Finals with a stunning defeat, falling 111-110 to the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday at the Paycom Center. Here’s a look at the numbers behind the Thunder’s loss:9: Points off those turnovers, helping Indiana remain within striking distance. 5: Turnovers in the second half by the Pacers, with Oklahoma City scoring just two points off those turnovers. 11: Players used by the Thunder.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Ryan Aber
The Oklahoma City Thunder opened the NBA Finals with a stunning defeat, falling 111-110 to the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday at the Paycom Center. Here’s a look at the numbers behind the Thunder’s loss:Pre-order our new book on Thunder's rise to NBA FinalsAdvertisementCARLSON: Thunder takes gut punch in Game 1. How it responds will decide who wins NBA Finals. 20: First-half turnovers forced by the Thunder. 9: Points off those turnovers, helping Indiana remain within striking distance.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Ryan Aber
In the aftermath of Texas Tech’s celebration and the stunning end to OU’s season, Red Raiders coach Gerry Glasco and Sooners pitcher Sam Landry shared an emotional embrace. Landry starred for Glasco at Louisiana before this season, when Glasco took over Texas Tech and brought NiJaree Canady aboard and Landry joined Gasso, Jennifer Rocha and the Sooners in Norman. Advertisement“It’s bittersweet,” an emotional Landry said after the Sooners' 3-2 loss in the WCWS semifinals.
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3 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Ryan Aber
The Sooners were down to their last strike, came back to keep the game alive, then lost a heartbreaker. OU’s hopes of winning a fifth consecutive Women’s College World Series title came to an end with a 3-2 loss to Texas Tech in the WCWS semifinals. “They continued to believe,” Sooners coach Patty Gasso said. “... It’s been a joyous ride.
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