Oklahoma
Gusty Wednesday After Storms Overnight
Another beautiful fall day is underway!
A northwest wind brings in some cooler air Wednesday afternoon. Much of the state sees a frost on Thursday morning. A freeze is more likely in the West and North.
Oklahoma has already beaten its rainfall record for November.
What is the weather like on Wednesday?
Rain chances in the metro increase after midnight, into early Wednesday morning. There is a very low risk that the storms out west will become pulse severe, with winds up to 60 mph and up to quarter-size hail.
The highest rainfall will likely be along and north of Hwy 412, where up to .5″ in isolated spots will be possible.
Winds will really increase tonight and especially Wednesday morning.
What is the weather like in Oklahoma this week?
Much of the state sees a frost on Thursday morning. A freeze is more likely in the West and North!
COLD FRONT:
We are still watching a big cold blast around November 20!
This will bring the coldest air of the season to Oklahoma, likely widespread in the 20s. Some data suggests a little snow, but we will see.
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Oklahoma high school football playoff pairings: See this week’s OSSAA championship games
The Oklahoma high school football season is down to its final week. Week 15 features six championship games to be played at the University of Central Oklahoma’s Chad Richison Stadium in Edmond.
Here is the full schedule for the Week 15 finals of the state playoffs:
Oklahoma high school football championship games
THURSDAY
- CLASS C: Timberlake (13-0) vs. Tipton (13-0), 1 p.m.
- CLASS B-II: Seiling (12-1) vs. Weleetka (13-0), 7 p.m.
FRIDAY
- CLASS A-I: Hooker (12-1) vs. Rejoice Christian (12-1), 1 p.m.
- CLASS A-II: Talihina (12-1) vs. Woodland (13-0), 7 p.m.
SATURDAY
- CLASS 5A: Guthrie (10-3) vs. Carl Albert (13-0), 7 p.m.
- CLASS 4A: Elgin (13-0) vs. Tuttle (13-0), 1 p.m.
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Oklahoma State hires longtime defensive coordinator Todd Grantham to turn around bottom-ranked unit
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy is making major changes to his staff after the Cowboys’ 3–9 season (0–9 in the Big 12) — the worst of his 20 years in Stillwater — and a subsequently reworked contract.
Todd Grantham is being hired as Gundy’s new defensive coordinator. Grantham was the defensive line coach with the New Orleans Saints before being moved to senior adviser when Darren Rizzi became interim head coach. Rizzi confirmed that he is leaving the staff this week for Oklahoma State.
“He’s done a heck of a job here behind the scenes with the defensive staff,” Rizzi told reporters, via ESPN. “But it’s certainly a great opportunity for him. He made the decision he wanted to get back in the college game.”
Grantham, 58, has been a defensive coordinator at many stops including the Cleveland Browns, Georgia, Louisville, Mississippi State and Florida. Among the head coaches he has worked under are Frank Beamer, Nick Saban, Mark Richt, Bobby Petrino and Dan Mullen.
Additionally, Grantham has coached defensive line and linebackers, along with being an assistant head coach on several staffs. Prior to joining Dennis Allen’s staff in New Orleans, he spent one season as a defensive analyst at Alabama.
Grantham was nominated for the Broyles Award as the top assistant coach in college football while at Mississippi State. He also oversaw top-20 defenses at Louisville and Florida.
Oklahoma State’s defense needs a significant overhaul. The Cowboys were next-to-last (No. 132) among FBS teams in total defense, giving up 500.6 yards per game under previous defensive coordinator Bryan Nardo. They also ranked No, 125 in scoring defense, allowing 35.58 points per contest.
Gundy has not yet hired a new offensive coordinator to replace Kasey Dunn. OSU finished No. 83 in FBS with 374 yards of total offense per game and ranked No. 72 in scoring offense, averaging 27.2 points.
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5 Transfer Portal positions of need for the Oklahoma Sooners
The Oklahoma Sooners have a promising young quarterback, Michael Hawkins Jr. Hawkins showed some good things in his short stint as the starter after replacing Jackson Arnold in the Tennessee game. However, the circumstances around Hawkins weren’t ideal, making it challenging for any quarterback to develop.
They have something to build upon with Hawkins, but they may want to bring in a veteran to compete with their young quarterback for the starting job in 2025. There will be a number of intriguing options available in the transfer portal, and over the next few weeks, more players will make their intentions known.
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