NORMAN —
All the All-American teams have been named, and it’s proven to be a rare year for Oklahoma.
Not only did it not have a first-team All-American this season; it breaks a six-year streak of having a consensus All-American.
The run started back in 2007 when linebacker Curtis Lofton and offensive lineman Duke Robinson both were named to the majority of the All-American teams released by The Associated Press, American Football Coaches Association, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News, and the Walter Camp Football Foundation.
Quarterback Sam Bradford and Robinson continued the streak in 2008. Offensive tackle Trent Williams and defensive tackle Gerald McCoy ran it three straight years in 2009. Wide receiver Ryan Broyles and safety Quinton Carter were consensus All-Americans in 2010. Broyles was a repeat selection in 2011.
Since Bob Stoops became head coach in 1999, the longest the Sooners have gone without a consensus All-American is two seasons — 2005 and 2006. They’ve had two or more consensus All-Americans in nine of those years.
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Shinn at 3 p.m.: It's a rare year for OU football
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Eastern Baseball to host Try-Out Camp
Eastern Oklahoma State College will host a baseball try-out camp for graduating high school seniors and juniors in the region on Sunday, June 2, at 2 p.m. in Wilburton.
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Cowboy Caravan fundraiser held in Krebs
The Pittsburg County chapter of the Oklahoma State Alumni organization drew 117 former Cowboys and Cowgirls to Pete’s Place in Krebs for Thursday’s Cowboy Caravan fundraiser. Former Cowboys and Cowgirls got to pose with OSU mascot Pistol Pete, bid on autographed balls and other memorabilia, and talk with OSU football’s defensive coordinator and girls’ basketball coach.
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Buffs prepare for summer football schedule
The McAlester Buffaloes won’t play their first game of the 2013 season until Sept. 7, when they travel to Stillwater. But the Buffaloes plan to make good use of the four and half months until then, with spring football practice starting this week and continuing next week.
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Junior Sunbelt Classic schedule released
The schedule for the Junior Sunbelt Classic baseball tournament has been released. Games begin on Frdiay, June 7, at 9 a.m., and conclude with the championship on Wednesday, June 12, at 7:45 p.m. at Mike Deak Field in McAlester.
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Buffs and Lady Buffs organize donations
McAlester football players and cheerleaders helped organize a donation drive Tuesday and Wednesday for tornado victims in Moore.
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Pittsburg County Thunder takes second in Thunder
The Pittsburg County Thunder baseball team finished second at its first USSSA Tournament in Tulsa on May 18-19.
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Eagle Hill “Fun Day” set for June 1
The Eagle Hill Disc Golf Course will unveil all its new features at a "Fun Day" reopening on June 1.
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Six Buffs named All-District
Six McAlester Buffalos made All-District 4, and Quinton's Kristin Reasnor became the first in school history to make the Oklahoma Slowpitch Softball Coaches Association All-State team.
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Local athletes to play in Eastern’s 41st annual Kiamichi All-Star Classic
Eastern Oklahoma State College will host the 41st annual Kiamichi All-Star Classic sports competition Saturday in Wilburton. Area high school players will compete for either the North or South teams in softball, baseball and basketball.
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McAlester United wraps season
McAlester United wrapped up its spring 2013 season Saturday, with several of its teams competing at a coed soccer tournament in Eufaula. McAlester’s under-12 teams took first and second at Eufaula, and its U-8 girls’ took second.
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