Reds return to title game

WEATHERFORD – One more round.The Clinton Red Tornadoes return to the state championship in pursuit of state title No. 17 after upending Elk City 17-7 in the 4A semifinals Friday.“We’ve been working for an entire year to get back to the game we’re headed to,” Clinton coach John Higbee said.

Bridgeman wins weekly picks contest

With one week to go, Benton Bridgeman claimed his first weekly football picks contest this week.Bridgeman, Barbara Steiner and Tom Murray tied with nine correct.The tiebreaker is Clinton’s rushing yards from the previous week. The Reds tallied 141 yards rushing versus Elk City last week.

Oklahoma Sooners QB Spencer Rattler to enter transfer portal

(AP) – Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler, a preseason All-American who lost the starting job early in the season, announced on social media Monday that he will enter the transfer portal.The decision came a day after coach Lincoln Riley’s decision to leave for Southern California.

Oklahoma picks up pieces after Lincoln Riley leaves for USC

(AP) – Just a few months ago, Oklahoma was the talk of the college football world.The powerhouse program created a buzz when it announced plans to eventually leave the Big 12 for the Southeastern Conference.

Cheering on the Red Tornadoes

Gracie DeLuna, left, and Cadence Sawatzky cheer on the Clinton High School football players during a Friday night game. CDN | Courtesy photo

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Nathan Jones intercepts a pass at the goal line during Clinton’s win over BethanyLayden Fuller celebrates after making a tackle for loss versus Cache.Jeremiah Barker breaks a tackle during Clinton’s win over Weatherford.Arissa Wraspir celebrates after Clinton scores a point versus Blair.

Cowboys, Sooners to meet in high-stakes Bedlam game

(AP) – No. 10 Oklahoma Sooners (10-1, 7-1 Big 12, No. 10 CFP) at No. 7 Oklahoma State Cowboys (10-1, 7-1, No. 7), Saturday at 7:30 p.m. EST (ABC).Line: Oklahoma State by 4 1/2, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.Series record: Oklahoma leads 90-18-7.WHAT’S AT STAKE?

WADA approves series of reforms

(AP) – The World Anti-Doping Agency approved a series of reforms designed to give athletes a bigger voice in decisionmaking, though the changes were roundly criticized by activist groups that said they didn’t go far enough.

Pepsi Scoreboard Update

Clinton returns to the 4A state championship game with a 17-7 victory over Elk City. 

Red Tornadoes statistical leaders

PassingCaden Powell completes 49.47% of his passes and has 12 touchdowns this year.1. Caden Powell: 47-of-95 877 yards, 12 TD 1 INT2. Nate Jones: 1-of-1 25 yards, 1 TDSacksTason Turney contributed three sacks this year.1. Trey Bennett: 6 sacks2. Montiel Crane: 6 sacks3. Tason Turney: 3 sacks4.