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    2013 U.S. Open sectional qualifying sites announced

    Qualifiers from those sites and the international sectionals in Japan and England to be held May 27 will join the field for the U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., June 13-16.

  • NTSB says pilot lost control in OSU plane crash

    Investigators found no evidence of mechanical failure to explain why a pilot lost control of a small plane that nosedived into an Arkansas ridge, killing the Oklahoma State women's basketball coach and three others, according to a federal report.

  • Report: Plane fixed before crash with OSU coaches

    A plane carrying two Oklahoma State University basketball coaches and a couple ferrying them to Arkansas for a recruiting trip was inspected and its muffler repaired about a week before it crashed, killing all four people on board, according to a report released this week.

  • A power lineup of golf courses in playoffs

    Two years ago at his season-ending tournament, Tiger Woods was waiting to tee off on the par-3 17th at Sherwood Country Club when he turned to watch Dustin Johnson behind him just in time to see him blast a tee shot on the par-5 11th hole.

  • Peter Walker's for Constitution Gardens include a multiuse pavilion and transformation of the lake that will be used for ice-skating, model boating and perhaps fishing. (PWP Landscape Architecture & Rogers Marvel Architects)

    Mall redesigners show 'real passion'

    Caretakers of the Mall on Thursday announced their selection of firms to give America's backyard some much-needed improvements.

  • Task force to study Oklahoma State travel policies

    Oklahoma State President Burns Hargis plans to create a task force in the next few weeks to study whether changes are necessary to the school's travel policies following a November plane crash that killed women's basketball coach Kurt Budke and three others.

  • NTSB releases initial report in OSU plane crash

    The plane involved in the crash that killed Oklahoma State women's basketball coach Kurt Budke and three others banked to the right and disappeared from radar before its nose dipped sharply, according to a preliminary federal report released Monday.

  • Pilot flying Okla. coaches was experienced

    Even at 82, former Oklahoma lawmaker Olin Branstetter never stopped flying, taking to the skies about 10 times a month alongside his wife Paula, a fellow pilot, and once traveling as far as the North Pole.

  • Okla. St. to hold memorial for 4 who died in crash

    Oklahoma State University students, faculty and staff will gather Monday to remember two women's basketball coaches and two others who died when their airplane crashed into a wooded hillside in central Arkansas.

  • Oklahoma State mourns coaches, 2 others who died

    Kurt Budke's success coaching Oklahoma State University's women's basketball team was a testament to his work ethic and tireless preparation, but the women who played for him said it was the sense of family he fostered that they'll remember most.

  • Okla. State to examine travel rules after deaths

    Oklahoma State University officials will examine the school's travel policy in the wake of a plane crash that killed women's basketball coach Kurt Budke, an assistant coach and two other people in central Arkansas, a spokesman said Sunday.

  • Iowa State honors Oklahoma State coaches

    Iowa State observed a moment of silence before Friday night's football game with No. 2 Oklahoma State to honor Cowboys women's basketball coach Kurt Budke, assistant Miranda Serna and two others killed in a plane crash.

  • Pros join amateurs at Pebble Beach Invitational

    D.A. Points, Scott Stallings, Harrison Frazar and Bryce Molder, all winners on the PGA Tour this year, will join defending champion John Mallinger when the 40th edition of the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational tees off Thursday.

  • Payton pleased by how Saints overcame injuries

    When Sean Payton met with his players on Monday, he took a moment to recognize his team for a trait that any coach would envy.

  • Saints RT Strief and C Kreutz hurt vs. Texans

    Saints starting right tackle Zach Strief and starting center Olin Kreutz both have left Sunday's game against the Houston Texans because of apparent leg injuries.

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