
Oklahomey
Favorite team: | Oklahoma ![]() |
Location: | Bucksnort, TN |
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Number of Posts: | 5648 |
Registered on: | 3/12/2013 |
Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: NBA Finals Game 4: Pacers 104 vs Thunder 111 - FINAL (Series tied 2-2)
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/13/25 at 10:44 pm
No OKC fan has ever cheered for the Warriors. Good try though.
re: Refs Cheated My Pacers
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/13/25 at 10:43 pm
Refs were responsible for the Pacers only scoring one point the last three-plus minutes? Did the refs blow the ten point lead for the Pacers near the end of the third?
Indiana had the NBA title locked up and couldn’t close. OKC wanted it more.
Indiana had the NBA title locked up and couldn’t close. OKC wanted it more.
re: Refs Cheated My Pacers
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/13/25 at 10:34 pm
Pacers sure do flop a lot. They are the Nuggets of the east.
re: Anyone giving Indiana a shot to win it all over OKC?
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/13/25 at 5:57 pm
If Indiana wins tonight, they win it all in six. I hope I’m wrong.
re: OU Football
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/12/25 at 6:07 pm
Texas sucked for over ten years and was handed an easy schedule their first year in the SEC and it resulted in an SECCG loss and second straight CFP loss. Texas has yet to make a statement in the wake of OU’s down period. You better hurry up!
re: NBA Finals game 2: Pacers vs Thunder (ABC)
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/8/25 at 7:25 pm
Just saw a replay and the trophies weren’t there which means they are digitally placed in real time.
re: Which is the worst rebranding (name change)
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/8/25 at 10:51 am
STOP putting apostrophes before an S. Not everything that ends in an S needs an apostrophe.
re: Simone Biles thinks Riley Gaines should make sports “inclusive” to trans athletes.
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/7/25 at 9:58 am
I believe it was back in 2022, and Powerade lauded her decision as a mental health awareness campaign. It was the Powerade: Pause Is Power movement. Powerade was praising “quitting” as some power move. Biles can F off. She is a disgrace of a role model.
re: NBA Finals: Pacers vs Thunder (ABC)
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/6/25 at 7:34 pm
Yes, we have a great skyline, and it’s only going to get better as time goes on.
re: LSU sports...Hasn't won a single opener under Brian Kelly on the gridiron yet
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/6/25 at 5:52 pm
2019 still lingers for some of their opponents, and it has had a lasting effect.
re: NBA Finals: Pacers vs Thunder (ABC)
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/5/25 at 7:35 pm
That’s just from one angle. There are better angles that captures a lot more. We have a great skyline.
re: 8y.o. Son asked me which Barry was better
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/3/25 at 9:15 am
Barry Switzer
The SEC Gives True Hope
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/3/25 at 8:19 am
It’s clear you have to have the funds, the talent, the coaching, the competitive will to want to win to live up to the SEC standard. Basketball, Football, Baseball are the three biggest examples.
Oklahoma has a lot to improve on in each, especially while competing in the SEC. Sure, the Sooners will pick up some wins here and there against fellow SEC members but the ultimate test is to perform well, deep into the postseason.
It has been said for years that Oklahoma has feasted on a weaker conference with a few decent teams depending on the sport and the year. Oklahoma has maintained its relevance because of the winning despite being in the Big 8/12. In the SEC, it is a constant year-after-year success in the big sports and OU has to get on board or will get left behind.
In conclusion, the SEC has established itself as the premier athletics conference across the country and Oklahoma is in a position to want to join that winning culture, not just by being a member, but being an equal, consistent competitor.
Oklahoma has a lot to improve on in each, especially while competing in the SEC. Sure, the Sooners will pick up some wins here and there against fellow SEC members but the ultimate test is to perform well, deep into the postseason.
It has been said for years that Oklahoma has feasted on a weaker conference with a few decent teams depending on the sport and the year. Oklahoma has maintained its relevance because of the winning despite being in the Big 8/12. In the SEC, it is a constant year-after-year success in the big sports and OU has to get on board or will get left behind.
In conclusion, the SEC has established itself as the premier athletics conference across the country and Oklahoma is in a position to want to join that winning culture, not just by being a member, but being an equal, consistent competitor.
re: Women's College World Series | Monday | Oklahoma vs Texas Tech 7 ET | ESPN
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/2/25 at 8:16 pm
How dare we have alumni who support their team….
re: SEC teams with a national title in football, basketball or baseball
Posted by Oklahomey on 6/1/25 at 5:57 pm
Florida is the standard with national championships in all three…
Alabama - 13 football
Arkansas - 1 basketball
Auburn - 2 football
Florida - 3 football, 3 basketball, 1 baseball
Georgia - 3 football, 1 baseball
Kentucky - 8 basketball
LSU - 7 baseball, 4 football
Ole Miss - 1 baseball
Miss State - 1 baseball
Missouri - 1 baseball
Oklahoma - 7 football, 2 baseball
South Carolina - 2 baseball
Tennessee - 2 football, 1 baseball
Texas - 6 baseball, 4 football
Texas A&M - 1 football
Vanderbilt - 2 baseball
Alabama - 13 football
Arkansas - 1 basketball
Auburn - 2 football
Florida - 3 football, 3 basketball, 1 baseball
Georgia - 3 football, 1 baseball
Kentucky - 8 basketball
LSU - 7 baseball, 4 football
Ole Miss - 1 baseball
Miss State - 1 baseball
Missouri - 1 baseball
Oklahoma - 7 football, 2 baseball
South Carolina - 2 baseball
Tennessee - 2 football, 1 baseball
Texas - 6 baseball, 4 football
Texas A&M - 1 football
Vanderbilt - 2 baseball
re: Is this years NBA Finals a nightmare for the NBA?
Posted by Oklahomey on 5/31/25 at 10:19 pm
Based on current population, Indianapolis is the 13th most populous NBA city and Oklahoma City is 16th.
Indianapolis - 890,000
Oklahoma City - 713,000
NBA cities below OKC:
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Portland
Memphis
Milwaukee
Sacramento
Atlanta
Miami
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Orlando
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis - 890,000
Oklahoma City - 713,000
NBA cities below OKC:
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Portland
Memphis
Milwaukee
Sacramento
Atlanta
Miami
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Orlando
Salt Lake City
re: Oklahoma City vs Indiana in NBA Finals
Posted by Oklahomey on 5/31/25 at 10:02 pm
It’s a new age with new faces and new leadership. Oklahoma City and Indianapolis are decent sized markets and it’s quite refreshing to not have LeBron, Golden State, Boston, etc. in the Finals. The NBA is respectable again with rabid fanbases.
re: Sankey just handed this paper to all reporters
Posted by Oklahomey on 5/30/25 at 3:35 am
Heather Dinich is what Finebaum looks like after transitioning.
re: NBA Playoffs: Conference Finals
Posted by Oklahomey on 5/28/25 at 8:25 pm
I am good with OU Guy’s posts. It’s all relevant. The playoffs are dwindling down with OKC still playing. He’s providing legit content.
re: Its Over
Posted by Oklahomey on 5/28/25 at 10:56 am
Everyone has down periods. Oklahoma is still a big brand. Tennessee, not so much. Tennessee has yet to do anything in football since Fulmer.
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