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* Mary Bubnik of ''Literature/BadNewsBallet'' originally came from Oklahoma and doesn't want to return--not because she doesn't like it, but she doesn't want to live with her father and his new wife.
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* Creator/JamesGarner (Norman). A section of Jones Avenue in Norman was renamed in his honor.
* Creator/JenniferJones (Tulsa)
* Mickey Mantle (born in Spavinaw, raised in Commerce)
* Creator/RueMcClanahan (Healdton)
* Creator/RueMcClanahan (Healdton)
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* Creator/JenniferJones (Tulsa)Clarence "Ducky" Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck (Watonga). A major highway in Watonga is named in his honor.
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* Creator/JamesGarner (Norman). A section of Jones Avenue in Norman was renamed in his honor.
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* Clarence "Ducky" Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck (Watonga). A major highway in Watonga is named in his honor.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional sports team: the Oklahoma City Thunder of the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University (Summit League, which doesn't sponsor football), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional sports team: the Oklahoma City Thunder of the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University (Summit League, which (which doesn't sponsor football), have a football team, and plays in the non-football Summit League), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
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The Summit League doesn't sponsor football.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional sports team: the Oklahoma City Thunder of the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University ([[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences The Summit]]), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional sports team: the Oklahoma City Thunder of the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University ([[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences The Summit]]), (Summit League, which doesn't sponsor football), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
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One of the fifty states of the U.S.A., and the 46th state to enter the Union, in 1907. Known for oil fields and cattle ranches, with mountain ranges in the southwest, south central, southeast, and eastern parts of the state, Oklahoma borders Arkansas and Missouri to the east, UsefulNotes/{{Texas}} to the south, UsefulNotes/NewMexico via its western strip of land known as The Panhandle, and UsefulNotes/{{Colorado}} and Kansas to the north. It’s also home to two major cities: Oklahoma City, its capital and largest city, and Tulsa, largely known as the alleged homebase of Creator/TheMostEverCompany art collective (the rent's real cheap). Oklahoma is also known for its severe weather, particularly its tornadoes; warm air from the Gulf of Mexico meets with cool air from the Rocky Mountains, resulting in an average of 62 tornadoes per year.
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One of the fifty states of the U.S.A., and the 46th state to enter the Union, in 1907. Known for oil fields and cattle ranches, with mountain ranges in the southwest, south central, southeast, and eastern parts of the state, Oklahoma borders Arkansas and Missouri UsefulNotes/{{Missouri}} to the east, UsefulNotes/{{Texas}} to the south, UsefulNotes/NewMexico via its western strip of land known as The Panhandle, and UsefulNotes/{{Colorado}} and Kansas to the north. It’s also home to two major cities: Oklahoma City, its capital and largest city, and Tulsa, largely known as the alleged homebase of Creator/TheMostEverCompany art collective (the rent's real cheap). Oklahoma is also known for its severe weather, particularly its tornadoes; warm air from the Gulf of Mexico meets with cool air from the Rocky Mountains, resulting in an average of 62 tornadoes per year.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional team: the Oklahoma City Thunder in the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University ([[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences The Summit]]), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional sports team: the Oklahoma City Thunder in of the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University ([[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences The Summit]]), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
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In sports, the state is home to only one professional team: the Oklahoma City Thunder in the UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation. The team was established in 1969 as the UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} [=SuperSonics=] and relocated to OKC in 2008, following disputes regarding their old arena. On the collegiate level, the state is home to four Division I schools: the University of Oklahoma ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]], moving to the SEC in 2024) in the Oklahoma City suburb of Norman, Oklahoma State University ([[UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences Big 12]]) in Stillwater, the University of Tulsa ([[UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences The American]]) in... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin in... Tulsa]], and Oral Roberts University ([[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences The Summit]]), a [[StrawmanU Christian Evangelical]] school in south Tulsa.
