Lu Dort says goodbye to OKC on IG along with a special video:
“Dear OKC,
There are no words that could ever fully express what the 405 means to me, but one thing will always be true:
I'Il forever be grateful.
Thank you to the Oklahoma City Thunder organization for taking a chance on a young, overlooked kid from Montreal seven years ago. To the coaching staff, thank you for pouring so much into me day after day, year after year. To this city, thank you for making this HOME
- not just for me, but for my family. And to my teammates, thank you for every battle we fought together and every challenge we faced along the way.
To YOU, Loud City- I will forever appreciate the relentless support. Through all the highs and lows, you never stopped believing in us as we chased the goal of bringing this city its first championship.
I wouldn't trade my time here for anything. This place helped shape me into the man you see today, and I'll always carry these memories with me. I leave with nothing but the deepest sense of love, gratitude, and appreciation for everyone who made this chapter so special.
With love,
Luuuuuuuuu
5 out”
@GeoffHaxton, any chance I could get you to join a fledgling sports podcast that a buddy and me have been doing for 3 months? We'd love to get some insight from Tech perspective. Congrats on a job well done so far behind the mic! @KirbyBergie
🎙️ NEW EPISODE!
Jackson Cleveland & his mom, Kristen, share what it was like experiencing Omaha and the College World Series together.
⚾ Watch here:
https://t.co/NddTAApFlr
#CoachKirbSportsTalk#CollegeBaseball#MCWS
Yes. Thank you, Rex! No one, except OSU folks here in Texas, can understand why I listen to @CowboyWrestling on the radio. And it's not just because he's my uncle. Thanks to Seth for the acknowledgement!
Tip of the cap to Rex Holt on his retirement from calling OSU wrestling on the radio. Did it for 41 years and this was his final season. Quite the run!
College basketball team goes nuts after successfully teaching their freshman teammate how to ride a bike.
The Fort Scott Community College team in Kansas was seen cheering on Taylor Frost as he successfully rode the bike.
Head basketball coach Matt Glover organized the event for a team bonding activity.
“He provided the bike and helmet for Taylor and his teammates were able to teach Taylor something I was unsuccessful in doing,” Frost’s mother said.
Wholesome.
Hey, @Maxhoma. Sitting at a bar in north Dallas and my wife is checking you out on TV. Says you look a lot like Tony Vitello, and that's no bueno for me. Just want to say thanks for being more appealing and way better at golf than me. My life is a missed cut, so no worries!
Friday Night Lights wasn’t a movie, it was a documentary.
Lubbock High, Amarillo High, and Amarillo Caprock meet at a gas station in Plainview to flip a coin for a playoff berth.