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wàtjik 6 On the opening week of the 2024 season, Owasso defeated Bixby. Now, on the final week for both teams, the Rams and Spartans face off in a rematch, this time for the Oklahoma Class 6A-I title. Undefeated Owasso (12-0) attempts to dethrone two-time defending 6A-I champion Bixby (10-2) in the 6A-I title game Friday night at Chad Richison Stadium on the University of Central Oklahoma campus in Edmond. How to watch Owasso vs. Bixby in 2024 Oklahoma OSSAA high school football state championship: Live stream, game time Can the Rams complete going wire for wire and cap a perfect season with a gold ball, or can the Spartans continue their championship dynasty? We’re about to find out. Follow The Sporting News correspondent Buck Ringgold (@Bucks_Ballpark) for all of the live updates and scoring from Edmond. Scroll down for live score and game updates from kickoff to the postgame. Refresh this page for the latest. OWASSO VS. BIXBY Refresh for latest PREGAME - Owasso and Bixby getting set to face off at Chad Richison Stadium in Edmond for the Class 6A-I championship. ABOUT OWASSO (12-0) Under first-year coach Antonio Graham, Owasso had a smashing debut as, on Aug. 30, the Rams rolled past the Spartans, 40-21, in the annual “Battle of the Burbs” rivalry. Then the following week, Owasso knocked off another perennial title contender in Jenks. The Rams have continued to win ever since, but they have been tested. They survived scares from Edmond Santa Fe and Norman North late in the regular season, and then in last week’s 6A-I semifinals, needed triple overtime to get past Jenks once again. ABOUT BIXBY (10-2) The Spartans have won the past two 6A-I titles after moving up in class, and they have also won nine state championships over the past 10 years. After dropping its season opener to Owasso, Bixby reeled off eight straight wins before being upended by Norman in the regular season finale. However, after drawing a first-round bye, the Spartans have come back with a vengeance, rolling off decisive wins against Norman North and Edmond Memorial, the latter in the semifinal round.Undefeated Oregon and No. 23 Texas A&M will collide Tuesday afternoon in Las Vegas in the second game of the new Players Era Festival. Both teams are in the "Power" group of the eight-team event. All eight teams are receiving $1 million for their name, image and likeness (NIL) collectives, but placing fourth or higher in the tourney in order will net them anywhere from $1.1 million to $1.5 million. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.

As the clock ticked down to the official release date of "Treasure Hunter," the gaming world braced itself for a groundbreaking experience unlike any other. The Master Chief as Dr. Jones artwork had set the stage for a thrilling adventure that promised to challenge players' perceptions and expectations, delivering a gaming experience that was as innovative as it was unforgettable.

Fans and critics alike were astounded by the creativity and attention to detail displayed in the artwork, with many praising the seamless integration of two vastly different characters into a single, cohesive image. The striking contrast between Master Chief's thunderous power and Dr. Jones' adventurous spirit created a sense of anticipation and excitement for the upcoming release of "Treasure Hunter."

Van der Saar realized that in the intricate dance of sports, success is not just about talent or hard work; it is about the delicate balance between potential and execution, between belief and reality. Teng Haag's story, though not ending as desired, served as a poignant reminder of the interconnectedness of all things in the world of sports. Every decision, every action, every moment shapes the outcomes we see, and even the most well-intentioned efforts may not always lead to the desired results.Syria Appeals to the United Nations and Calls for Israel to Cease Aggression

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola reiterated that “everyone is innocent until proven guilty” as he responded to comments from Jose Mourinho about winning “cleanly and fairly”. Towards the end of Sunday’s 2-0 loss at Liverpool, Guardiola was subjected to chants that he would be “sacked in the morning” from Reds fans and responded by holding up six fingers, to represent the number of Premier League titles he has won with City. Two days later, when was asked about former Chelsea boss Mourinho holding up three fingers before being axed by Manchester United in 2018, he said: “I hope not in my case. Maybe in the end we are quite similar, (and I’m) like Jose. But he won three, I won six.” Mourinho, now in charge at Fenerbahce, on Friday was quoted by Turkey’s Sporx as saying: “I want to win, but I want to win cleanly and fairly. He (Guardiola) won six trophies and I won three, but I won fair and clean. If I lost, I want to congratulate my opponent for being better than me. I don’t want to win by dealing with 150 cases.” City were charged with 115 alleged breaches of top-flight financial rules in February 2023, and with failing to co-operate with the subsequent investigation. The club have denied the charges and an outcome is expected next year. Asked about Mourinho’s remarks at his pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday’s trip to Crystal Palace, Guardiola said: “It was a joke. But he’s another one in the huge list that they want the team being in, I don’t know, League One or the Conference. “I would say to Jose the same – we are innocent until proven guilty, and after that we will see what happens. It is what it is. It was completely a joke. “I think both with our teams, him with Chelsea, myself with Man City, we can sit at the table with Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger (who won 13 league titles with United and three with Arsenal respectively), right? For the many, many titles we won. “If I have offended him (Mourinho) I’m so sorry, but it was a joke. The fact is he has three and I have six. This is a fact. But the intention was completely fine. “It is another one from the huge list in this country and more around the world that want us at the bottom. “It’s OK, it’s fine. I’ve said many times wait for the sentence and everyone, especially in democracy, is innocent until proven guilty. Right? So we’ll wait, and after we’ll see.” As well as the six league titles, City’s haul of silverware since Guardiola took charge in 2016 includes two FA Cups and four League Cups, and he has also overseen them winning the Champions League, Super Cup and Club World Cup. Guardiola was asked if he had ever envisaged it being as good as it has been when he arrived at the club, and the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich head coach said: “No. I remember many people say ‘he wins because it’s Barcelona with Leo Messi and the other ones’, I had to prove it in England. OK, we did it.” The result at Anfield was a sixth defeat in a seven-game winless run for City, and fourth league loss in a row – a sequence they then ended with Wednesday’s 3-0 home victory over Nottingham Forest. The champions currently lie fourth, nine points behind Arne Slot’s leaders Liverpool, and Guardiola said: “We broke that bad run. Always it’s not easy when you don’t win for a long time, and now you break it and we have to try to continue with the players, the spirit we show, and we’ll see what happens.” The last two matches have seen Stefan Ortega play in goal, with Ederson on the bench, and asked what the latter had to do to get back in the team, Guardiola said: “He needs the manager to select him. This is what he needs, it’s simple.”The UEFA Champions League is back with a bang as top European clubs, including Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Inter Milan, gear up to face off in 9 sizzling encounters tomorrow morning. Football fans are in for a treat as some of the biggest names in the sport clash in a battle for supremacy on the grandest stage of European club football. With exciting matchups and high stakes, the stage is set for a thrilling start to the Champions League campaign.

Fans of both "Overwatch" and the Marvel universe were quick to praise the blogger's creativity, with many expressing their desire to see the crossover skin officially added to the game. The attention to detail, from the design of the armor to the incorporation of Iron Man's classic features, showcases the blogger's dedication to creating an authentic and memorable crossover experience.

NoneGus Atkinson claimed a superb hat-trick as England took command of the second Test against New Zealand, knocking over the home side’s tail in style. The Surrey seamer took out Nathan Smith, Matt Henry and Tim Southee with three successive deliveries, the 15th time an English bowler has achieved the feat in Test cricket. Atkinson turned the heat on the Black Caps in his ninth over, racking up three different modes of dismissal to end their innings on 125 and hand the tourists a lead of 155. The 26-year-old uprooted Smith’s middle stump with the third ball of his over, then had Henry backing away from a short ball that he fended to Ben Duckett at gully. Last man Tim Southee stood between Atkinson and a place in the history books but had no answer as the ball came full and straight, smashing his front pad dead in front of middle stump. Southee reviewed the lbw decision in hope more than expectation but England’s celebrations were already well under way. Rod Tucker raised his finger for a second time to seal the deal, with Atkinson registering the 50th Test hat-trick in world cricket – 47 in the men’s game and three in the women’s. The last player to get one was South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj in 2021, with Moeen Ali the most recent to do so for England, against the Proteas at the Oval in 2017. Stuart Broad took two in his career, making Atkinson the 14th England player on the list. Brydon Carse had earlier dismissed Tom Blundell and Will O’Rourke in the space of three deliveries as New Zealand lost their last five batters for 39.

The fusion of these two iconic characters symbolized the fusion of worlds within the "Treasure Hunter" game itself – a mix of futuristic technology and ancient mysteries that promised players a unique and immersive gaming experience like never before. The release of this celebratory artwork was a testament to Halo's commitment to pushing the boundaries of storytelling and character development in the world of video games.