NORMAN —
Oklahoma City's Reggie Jackson got a good look at the Oklahoma Highways in what turned out to be a busy weekend for the second year guard.
After sitting on the bench Friday to watch the Thunder defeat the Lakers late Friday night, Jackson was assigned to the Tulsa 66ers in the D-League on Saturday morning. In a game that night against the Vipers, he finished with 20 points, 11 assists and six rebounds. Jackson was then recalled back to Oklahoma City Sunday in time to be in uniform against the Indiana Pacers.
Jackson came into the season battling Eric Maynor for the backup point guard position. But with Oklahoma now getting strong play from its top four back court players, coach Scott Brooks has not been able to find him the minutes needed to develop.
Jackson has appeared in 10 games for Oklahoma City this season, averaging 1.8 points and 1.0 rebound in 5.6 minutes.
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Thunder at 4 p.m.: Jackson back from 66ers
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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.
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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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Flash Flood Warning for Pittsburg County
Pittsburd County is under Flash Flood Warning and more storms are predicted in the McAlester area.
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TORNADO WARNING HAS EXPIRED, WATCH EXTENDED
Tornado warning has expired for Pittsburg County. Severe thunderstorm warning extended until 9 p.m. However tornado watch has been extended until 3 a.m., according to McAlester/Pittsburg County Emergency Management Director Trent Myers.
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TORNADO WARNING FOR SOUTHERN PITTSBURG COUNTY
TORNADO WARNING FOR SOUTHERN PITTSBURG COUNTY UNTIL 7:45 p.m.
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McAlester/Pittsburg County Emergency services prepares for severe weather
Tornadoes and severe weather have torn through a large part of Oklahoma today (May 20,2013) and have devastated Moore south of Oklahoma City hitting two schools and Moore's hospital.
Severe weather is possible for Pittsburg County and is under a tornado watch until 10 p.m. this evening.
McAlester/Pittsburg County Director of Emergency Service Trent Myers gives video tips on how to weather the storms.
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