A Payne County judge granted an emergency order allowing Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt to rejoin the Cowboys while his eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds.

Tulsa will host the 2027 National Senior Games from June 30–July 11, bringing thousands of athletes and dozens of sports to venues across the city. Organizers say the event could deliver a multimillion‑dollar economic boost and new qualifying paths for Oklahoma competitors.

Isaiah Hartenstein reportedly agreed to a three‑year extension worth roughly $75M that keeps OKC’s championship center through 2028‑29 and reshapes the offseason.

OKC traded down to take Kentucky guard Otega Oweh at No. 41, returning a physical two‑way wing to the state where he began his college career.

Oklahoma crushed North Carolina 13–2 in Omaha to win the 2026 College World Series, the Sooners' first baseball title since 1994. The title run was powered by freshman arms and a big series from Jaxon Willits.

The Hawks re-signed C.J. McCollum to a one-year, $21M deal and traded for Aaron Wiggins, adding veteran scoring and wing depth just before the NBA Draft.

Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander is moving his signature basketball program from Converse to Nike after a breakout SHAI 001 run and back‑to‑back MVP seasons.

OU's Board of Regents will review roughly $420M in bonds and a proposed Opendorse agreement to fund stadium updates, student housing and parking.

The 6666 NRHA Derby runs June 10–21 at OKC Fair Park’s new OG&E Coliseum, featuring six‑figure class payouts, thousands of entries and a Fan Night freestyle on June 18.

Time named Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander to its inaugural TIME100 Sports list after his second straight MVP and leading the Thunder to the NBA’s best regular‑season record.

The San Antonio Spurs beat the Thunder 111–103 in a winner‑take‑all Game 7 at Paycom Center, ending Oklahoma City's title defense and sending San Antonio to the NBA Finals.

USSSA permanently banned an Oklahoma youth coach after video showed an 11U pitcher throw a fastball into an opposing dugout at a Kansas City tournament. The player was suspended five years.

After a 118-91 Game 6 loss in San Antonio, Alex Caruso says the Thunder must "regain control" as a winner-take-all Game 7 returns to Paycom Center on Saturday.