Bryce McKinnis is a contributor at AllSooners. His sportswriting expertise encompasses coverage of collegiate athletics, with a focus on University of Tulsa and Oral Roberts University sports, as well as broader themes in sports journalism. Bryce has been featured in numerous publications, including Sports Illustrated, the Associated Press, and the Tulsa World.
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Bryce McKinnis' coverage primarily revolves around local sports events in Claremore, Oklahoma. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories within the sports domain, particularly basketball, soccer, tennis, and wrestling.
If reaching out to Bryce for potential coverage or contributions to his articles, consider providing insights related to ongoing local sports events or emerging stories within the Claremore community. Offering exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in these specific sporting events may also capture his interest.
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The Sooners senior has made all seven of his attempts since retaking the starting field goal role against Auburn.
The Sooners improved to 2-0 Monday night inside the Lloyd Noble Center.
John Hoover and Ryan Chapman offer their real-time observations from Faurot Field for the 97th meeting between Oklahoma and Missouri.
By: Bryce Mckinnis
OKLAHOMA CITY — Inola football coach Brett Thomas corralled his Longhorns for the season’s final speech, leaving them one dominating message after Friday’s night’s loss to Heritage Hall.
The true freshman ranks top 10 in total tackles among teammates and has posted strong grades on Pro Football Focus.
