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11 hours ago | oklahoma.rivals.com | Jesse Crittenden

NORMAN — It's officially postseason time in Oklahoma. The two-seed Sooners open the Norman Regional at 5 p.m. Friday, as they take on Boston U (ESPNU). If the Sooners advance through the regional, they will host the winner of the Tuscaloosa Regional next weekend in the super regional round. The Sooners are looking for their fifth consecutive national championship and the program's ninth overall.

14 hours ago | oklahoma.rivals.com | Jesse Crittenden

NORMAN — Boston University's reaction to Selection Sunday was certainly a memorable one. After Oklahoma was selected as the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament, Boston U was announced as one of the other three teams in the Norman Regional. More specifically, the Terriers were selected as the Sooners' first opponent. The kicker? It's the second consecutive year that Boston has been sent to Norman. The team's reaction to the announcement was caught by the ESPN2 broadcast.

1 day ago | oklahoma.rivals.com | Jesse Crittenden

NORMAN — Patty Gasso often forgets about the youth of this year's Oklahoma team. More specifically, she just doesn't think of it. But during the SEC Tournament last week, the growth of true freshman Sydney Barker was on full display. Barker made her 20th start of the season in the quarterfinal game against LSU, as Gasso put her in the outfield. Barker rewarded that trust with a crucial RBI single in the fourth inning, which proved pivotal in the Sooners' 4-1 win over the Tigers.

2 days ago | oklahoma.rivals.com | Jesse Crittenden

NORMAN — There's a huge checklist for John Mateer when spring football is over and the summer offseason arrives. But with Mateer heading into a pivotal offseason — and his arrival in Oklahoma bringing a massive step up in both competition and attention — how does he plan to attack it and improve his game? "A lot of golf," Mateer joked after last week's Crimson Combine. There is some excitement for Mateer to be able to take some time away from the game.

3 days ago | oklahoma.rivals.com | Jesse Crittenden

It's officially postseason time in college softball, and the Sooners will be close to home for all of it. The Sooners were selected as the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, which puts Love's Field as a host site for the regional and super regional tournaments. If they advance through both rounds, they'll head to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City. They officially begin their quest for a fifth consecutive national championship this weekend as they host the Norman Regional.