NORMAN —
Kevin Durant has been on a tear in the rebounding department. Three games into the season, the 6-foot-10 small forward is averaging 14.3 boards per game. His career high for a season is eight per game, which he set last year.
Durant's new focus on rebounding has given opposing coaches something new to worry about and proven some nay-sayers wrong.
"He's really turned into a really good all around player," Atlanta coach Larry Drew said. "A lot of people, when he first came into the league, questioned his toughness. As he has grown in this league, I think that issue is out the door. He has turned into a really tough kid."
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Thunder at 4 p.m.: Durant developing as a rebounder
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Firefighters respond to fire on Washington Ave.
Thick black smoke which could be seen for blocks, billowed out the front and back windows of the two story residence as firefighters battled the Friday afternoon blaze at 225 W. Washington Ave.
- Expected $12 million for McAlester streets, road fund takes a dive
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Pittsburg County road closures
As of 11 :30 a.m., Flooding closes highways in Pittsburg and Atoka Coun
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More thunderstorms to hit McAlester
More thunderstorms are expected to hit McAlester Tuesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service website
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Heavy rain has flooded several Pittsburg County roads
Heavy rain has flooded several Pittsburg County roads but as of 8:45 a.m. most are open, officials say.
“We haven’t closed any yet but it could happen any time,” said Kevin Smith, District Two commissioner. -
Donate to victims in Moore
There are numerous places for Pittsburg County citizens to donate items for the victims in Moore who are suffering from damages caused by recent storms and a large destructive tornado.
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Blackboard alerts — Receive tornado warnings on your phone
Did you receive a tornado warning alert on your phone last night? If the answer is "no," you may need to register to receive area-alerts on your phone.
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Authorities ask area-residents to drive safe
McAlester Police Chief Jim Lyles and Trent Myers, director of Pittsburg County/McAlester Office of Emergency Management, both ask area-residents to drive safely.
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38 without power in the McAlester area
There are currently 38 customers experiencing power outages in the McAlester area as of 10:30 a.m., according to Frank Phillips, Community Affairs Manager of Public Service Company of Oklahoma.
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NWS warns drivers
The National Weather Service warns drivers to not drive the areas where water covers the road at unknown depths.
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