When the city’s streetcars were retired from service in 1906, one found its adventuresome life just beginning.

In 1995 a human skull washed up on a Jersey Shore beach, igniting a cold case hunt that has finally been solved.

Mark Melhorn, a 53-year-old media relations ... wagon — a.k.a. a prairie schooner — pulled by two white ponies (named Boomer and Sooner) across the field every time the team scores.

There, at the front of the tent, sits a 25-year-old tradition, as he stands in front of a poster board plastered with photos taken ... and a Sooner Schooner dangling down from it for Oklahoma ...

So, they ended up back at a bar called Schooner Wharf to have a drink. At this point, it was 10 or 11 o’clock at night, and they decided to just stay there and wait, because sooner or later ... and ...

A few quality runs in the Chili Bowl the last few seasons have helped elevate the 24-year-old racer to ... s focus and time. Now, there might not be a one-to-one translation from cheer to racing. In ...

Fans young and old will stop and pose for a photo in front of their favorite players and sometimes, that player may be lurking as was the case when two-time Butkus Award-winning ... immediately ...

The iconic Sooner Schooner and the mascots Boomer and Sooner are integral to the university's sports culture. With a vibrant campus community, state-of-the-art facilities, and a dedicated faculty ...

These gameday traditions are forged over time and create ... way to the stadium. The Sooner Schooner — The replica of the Studebaker Conestoga wagon that is the symbol of the University of Oklahoma is ...

These gameday traditions are forged over time and create a legacy for those who celebrate them. Many are part of the pregame festivities - whether it's tailgating or when the teams take the field.