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Details are sketchy right now. Hopefully the article will be updated as news comes in.
Details are sketchy right now. Hopefully the article will be updated as news comes in.
Stay safe guys and gals.. =(
Terrible news. My thought go out to everyone involved.
I first heard about the accident from a motorist whilst waiting at the Sandhill traffic lights
Hopefully a witness will come forward toshed some light on what happened.
Keep safe out there
Get a bicycle. You will certainly not regret it, if you live.
I used to drive by there everyday... Sad day indeed...
Heart felt feelings to the family
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The cyclist has been identified as Lauren Ward, 47. The driver reportedly "Did not see her". RIP Lauren.
Los Altos Hills woman killed in collision with big-rig near Portola Valley
By Jesse Dungan
Daily News Staff Writer
San Jose Mercury News
Posted:11/05/2010 08:54:01 AM PDT
A 47-year-old woman from Los Altos Hills was killed in a collision with a big-rig on Alpine Road near Portola Valley on Thursday afternoon, and investigators said they are looking for witnesses to the "tragic accident."
Both Lauren Perdriau Ward and a 26-wheel truck were going west on Alpine Road and approaching Interstate 280 when they collided at about 3:40 p.m, said California Highway Patrol Officer Art Montiel. The big-rig was in the far right hand lane but before the highway onramp, according to Montiel, and the collision occurred on the left side of the truck. She was found between the right rear tires, Montiel said. There is no bike lane on Alpine Road. It is unclear whether the truck driver intended to enter the highway onramp or was continuing straight.
"At this point, we have no idea how it happened and no witnesses at this time," Montiel said Thursday night. "It appears it was just a tragic, tragic accident."
The driver of the big-rig stopped after the crash and provided a statement to investigators, but Montiel said the CHP is withholding it so as not to influence statements from other potential witnesses.
"It appears they were both traveling the same direction, westbound on Alpine, and for God knows what reason, she either ended up moving toward the truck or the truck moved to her," Montiel said.
Alpine Road is regularly used by bicyclists and it appears Ward was exercising when the crash occurred, Montiel said. She was wearing a helmet and sports clothes; a plastic water bottle was also found at the scene.
The truck driver is a man in his 40s and the vehicle belonged to Randazzo Enterprises, Montiel said. According to its website, Randazzo is a Castroville-based demolition contractor that serves northern and central California.
Anyone with information regarding the crash is asked to call the CHP at 650-369-6261.
Bay Area News Group staff writer Lisa Fernandez contributed to this report.
Sadly enough, maybe an accident like this will help bring attention to that notorious intersection. Not really sure what they can do to make it more safe and efficient, but then again, I'm not a civil engineer. Very sad story, since I'm sure everybody on this forum has ridden through that intersection.
The nicer the bike.. the more demanding your life becomes off it..
The sightlines heading west toward 280 seem pretty clear to me. This part of the story puzzles me:
Does this mean she was sucked in underneath the truck from the left and ended up in the right rear tires? This is so sad there were no witnesses. The Pagemill and Alpine approaches to 280 are always a bit nervous for me, and this story gives me more reason to be very aware of the traffic on those stretches. RIP.The big-rig was in the far right hand lane but before the highway onramp, according to Montiel, and the collision occurred on the left side of the truck. She was found between the right rear tires, Montiel said.
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The bike lane there is between the lanes of auto traffic. Autos on both left and right of a rider. Truck drifts left or a car drifts right. Lots of things can go wrong. It's a tragedy regardless of how or why.
Alpine & I-280 has northbound on-ramps before the freeway and southbound on-ramps after the freeway. Could be the truck merged into the northbound on-ramp, passing to the right of the bicyclist who had to be going straight. Then the truck driver decided that he was heading for the wrong on-ramp and veered left into the bicyclist.
If that article is correct, it almost seems like she might have been passing the truck; thinking it was getting on the freeway.
Why else would they be positioned as described?
Very sad.
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Unlikely that the bicyclist passed the truck going uphill. More likely that the truck passed the bicyclist, then wobbled left for some reason.
- The delay in getting off the freeway during commute hours, particularity the AM peak hours for the 280 SB off ramp, is way way too high. Delaying drivers, and making them more hurried.
- The intersection covers a vast section of land (it's spread out) making some drivers confused about the order of arrivals, and going out of turn. I have almost been hit (in my car) from someone punching the gas pedal when it was not their turn, and I have seen a cyclist nearly run over by another car as well.
Why that intersection is not signalized is beyond me... The volume of cars, and bikes, is pretty high. Safety would be improved with signals.
Not sure about Alpine, as I never usually traverse that roadway segment during busy traffic hours.
The Page Mill intersection is the one I tend to avoid. The layout is dreadful for cyclists travelling in either direction, nor is it great for motorists. I ride through the Alpine and Sand Hill crossings of 280 daily, and find Alpine Rd the least intimidating. When travelling West, I always move left well before the Northbound on-ramp and take a firm stance in one of the two lanes leading to the underpass. It seems like the victim of this incident could have been doing something similar, judging by the description in the news report above. How she came to be in a collision with the left side of the truck remains to be determined. What is surprising is that there are no witnesses at present - it is a busy enough location at that time in the afternoons.
Get a bicycle. You will certainly not regret it, if you live.
We cyclists are very vulnerable, and being reminded too often by these accident reports makes me very sad and concerned.
My sympathy to her family and friends
The trucker should have at the minimum class A license revoked permanently.
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The CHP has now stated that the cyclist was at fault and the big-rig driver did nothing wrong.
Because of the less-than-stellar writing in the article (not to mention that the entire CHP report was not released), it isn't at all clear what really happened. However, it smells fishy to me, if for no other reason than it appears that the only source of information is the truck driver.
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This is a strange story. As I understand it, she was hit by the drivers side of the trailer as they were approaching 280. I can't understand how it happened, but it seems like he may have been slowing to turn, and she passed him on the right and he swung out and hit her. Anyone familiar with the area? Or know more?
Sure is easy to place the blame on the dead.
This is as far as I can figure it:
It's claimed that she "turned unsafely," but why would she? There's no place to turn that isn't an onramp or an offramp. Cars and trucks are going to be the ones changing lanes, either to enter or exit turning lanes. It seems much more plausible that he turned into her, be it malice or negligence.
I think conduct of any motorist must be egregious and that there must be credible witnesses to attest to this for a bicyclist to get a favorable accident report. If you arent drunk and have a license/insurance and seem somehow respectableif you hit a bicyclist you really have nothing to fear in a police report. Any ambiguity will be resolved in your favor by blaming a lawfully riding bicyclist for something or anything he/she may have donei.e., switching a lane, biking too fast (or slow), or somehow not being seen.
Furthermore, if you motorist says the magic words, I signaled and I never saw him/her the officer will feel sympathy and there will be further cause to blame the cyclist.
I think law enforcement culture isnt a bicycling one. Id guess there are not a whole lot of them out riding in their free time. Maybe this is because their occupation makes them suspicious by nature and they dont like feeling vulnerableand as bicyclists we do have to have a fair amount of faith and trust. I view police as more the camping, fishing, ball sports, and motorized recreational types. I know this is stereotyping, and there are certainly exceptions, but its just a feeling I have. Ill bet if you took a poll, most police officers probably think were all a bit crazy and wouldnt have any problem with bicycles being banned entirely from roadways.
His 3rd mva involving a fatality? I hope the police considered the driver's account with much skepticism and relied more on objective evidence. Regardless, rip and good luck to parents' lawyer in finding answers.
I bike around the area a lot and I am extremely careful around that particular junction, especially when going westbound. Not only do cyclists have to filter to the left from the right lane (which goes on 280S), they have to do it under the 280 overpass. That means cyclists are relying on drivers to see into the dark (if driving in daytime) with daylight-adjusted eyes. Not a good situation to be in at all! When I'm at that junction, I'm assuming the drivers do not see me and act accordingly.
Just read the article again, and if it is accurate as to what the CHP report says (not a safe assumprion, but it's all I have to go by so far), then the report makes no sense at all. The only info the CHP has comes from the driver, who says he was moving into the lane to get onto I-280 south and was looking in his righht-hand mirror. If he is merging right, that is the proper thing for him to be doing, but it also means he cannot know what is going on along the left side of his truck. So far, nothing criminal or even negligent here. (If he was merging left, that's a whole 'nother kettle of fish, but it sounds like he was merging right to get onto the freeway.)
The driver then looks up and feels a bump - he doesn't see a thing, he feels the bump and realizes he hit the cyclist. At least he stopped - that's worth something.
However, this all leads to an obvious question - if the driver saw nothing (which is what the article says he says), and there is no other evidence from which to deduce what the cyclist did (and the article doesn't state any), how the hell can the CHP even begin to have a clue as to how the truck came to hit the cyclist? Answer - they can't. The supposed right turn by the cyclist is no more than conjecture.
Unless, of course, the answer is hidden in the redacted part of the report that is being withheld for "legal" reasons (and I'd like to know what the heck those are) or the reporter and/or editor left something out or got something wrong (a very real possibility).
In any event, this no longer smells fishy. It stinks to high heaven. It is entirely possible that the driver is completely blameless in this tragedy (I doubt it, but it's possible). But what has been reported about the CHP's report certainly does not establish that. From the available information, I can understand why the CHP would conclude that there is not enough here to cite the driver or hold him criminally responsible - "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" and all that - but there is nowhere near enough information to exonerate the driver, either. So why not say there is not enough info to cite or charge, and leave it at that? With all due respect to the CHP and to every cop who ever had to report on a serious accident, you aren't the jury. Please stop acting like it.
So that leaves a family that has suffered a huge loss for no good reason and all of us to deal with a guy who drives the biggest vehicle on the road who just happens to a be a magnet for people to run into and die. Yup, something stinks here.
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I enjoyed reading your thoughtful posts. I agree with your questioning why the CHP felt compelled to reach a conclusion as to fault when so much seems murky at best.
I'm angry that in my own relatively minor collision the police gave opinion that I was at fault when it can be very plausibly argued I wasn't. I don't undertand why they can just leave it blank if it isn't clear cut or they don't really know.
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As Washington finished the first week of spring practice Saturday, one unabashedly stated goal is to settle on a lineup and rotation on the offensive line more quickly.
There were times last season, Washington offensive-line coach Dan Cozzetto said, when he was willing to try just about anything to find the right combination up front for the Huskies.
"It was a lot of prayers, a lot of rosaries, to make sure I got a line out there that could take care of the thing," he said.
In 13 games, the Huskies started seven different combinations up front, never going longer than two consecutive games with the same fivesome. The changes were necessitated by injuries, illness and ineffectiveness, and helped contribute to the fact the Huskies never really found a consistent running game until the end of the season, when the line began to solidify.
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"It would make my life a lot easier, everybody's life a lot easier," Cozzetto said. "And we'll play a lot better, especially with a new quarterback being more familiar with the guys who are in front of him, and especially with the running backs."
Helping that process is that four of the five starters appear set, all of whom had significant starting experience last season — Senio Kelemete at left tackle, Colin Porter at guard, Drew Schaefer at center and Erik Kohler at either guard or tackle.
The big question is, how do the Huskies fill the right tackle spot vacated by the graduation of Cody Habben?
One option is to use redshirt freshman Ben Riva there, putting Kohler — who started four games last season — at left guard. Another is using redshirt freshman Colin Tanigawa at left guard and putting Kohler at right tackle.
Cozzetto said if the season started today, he'd probably opt for the alignment featuring Riva, a nod to the quick progression of the O'Dea High grad who was a Seattle Times All-State pick in 2009.
"He's a lot further ahead (than a year ago), and I think it's just a matter of maturing," Cozzetto said. "He's carrying 300 pounds like it's 250 and he's running really well."
Said UW coach Steve Sarkisian of Riva: "He's doing a nice job. He's earned it. He has kind of a nasty mean streak to his game. He works at it, not only on the field but in the weight room and in the film room..He's got a real passion about him, and it's paying off. He's playing well."
No matter the alignment, Kelemete at left tackle, Schaefer at center and Porter at guard appear set.
And Cozzetto said having experience at left tackle and center — each is now in their third year starting — should help the line come together more quickly than a year ago.
"You want to make sure you maintain your center and your left tackle all the time," he said. "Those are critical spots, but you can do some rotations at the right tackle and the guard spots. Hopefully we will get to that."
The Huskies, though, remain a little depth-challenged. The loss of Mykenna Ikehara, who retired due to knee issues, and Nick Wood — out for the spring after having hip surgery — means UW has just 12 healthy linemen available. That number includes one walk-on and one former walk-on.
It also includes all seven of the linemen signed in 2010, a group headed by Porter and Kohler, who each saw significant time last season. The rest redshirted, including Riva and Tanigawa. The others are tackle Micah Hatchie and guards James Atoe and Mike Criste, all working with the second unit.
The group has been dubbed the "Cascade Front," and Cozzetto said all have made strides, appearing to set a good foundation for UW's front line for several years.
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Of trying to establish a set rotation earlier this year, Sarkisian said, "We're going to try to. Not that once we make that decision (it's completely set) — I like the ongoing competition and guys fighting for spots and continually working at it. But ideally to find that continuity of the same five guys being able to play, realistically not many teams can go 13 games with the same five guys — things occur, injuries occur. But if we can keep that continuity and guys not having to bounce around as much, we should be better off for it."
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The Relationship of Perceived Beer Ad and PSA Quality to High School Students' Alcohol-Related Beliefs and Behaviors
Pinkleton, Bruce E., Austin, Erica Weintraub, Fujioka, Yuki, Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media
Research has shown that adolescence is a time of experimentation, a developmentally normal activity that can put a teen in danger of engaging in activities such as date rape and alcohol-impaired driving (Baumrind, 1985; Kumpfer, 1986; Yamaguchi & Kandel, 1984). According to the literature on media effects and health campaigns, effective prevention messages for this age group need to be carefully targeted, relying on multiple voices, strategies and executions (Kelly & Edwards, 1998; McKenna, Gutierrez, & McCall, 2000; McKenna & Williams, 1993; Nowak & Siska, 1995; Slater, 1995).
A variety of research has shown that persuasive messages such as those in alcohol advertising succeed by their use of well-targeted social cues that include attractiveness, similarity, and social rewards (Schooler, Basil, & Altman, 1996), and features such as colors, music, action, and humor (Aitken, Eadie, Leathar, McNeill, & Scott, 1988). Analyses of comparable pro-social advertisements intended to help curb alcohol abuse, meanwhile, indicate that target audiences find these messages unimpressive and even boring (Grube, 1993). This puts pro-social messages at a significant disadvantage when competing against well-funded, well-executed advertising campaigns.
Recent research concerning young adults' perceptions of alcohol advertising and pro-social advertisements indicates that participants who reported a higher frequency of alcohol use also reported higher levels of desirability, identification, expectancies, and perceived effectiveness of alcohol ads (Austin, Pinkleton, & Fujioka, 1999). These same participants also reported lower levels of perceived effectiveness of PSAs, as well as lower levels of skepticism toward both advertising and PSAs. Overall, young adults rated alcohol advertisements more positively on affectively based criteria (enjoyment and visual appeal) and rated pro-social advertisements more positively on logic-based criteria (realism and honesty). The purpose of the current study is to investigate these findings further using a different sample of alcohol advertisements and PSAs, and a younger, developmentally critical age group: high school students.
Adolescent Decision Making
While mediated portrayals can serve as an important source of influence and socialization, a variety of issues appear to hinder the effectiveness of pro-social advertisements. Research indicates that they often fail to attract the attention of targeted audiences (Grube, 1993). According to foundational models of persuasion, such as McGuire's "domino" model (1989) and the "AIDA" (awareness-interest-desire-action) model of advertising, persuasive attempts must attract and hold viewer attention to have any chance of success. Unfortunate[y, research has shown that when PSAs do attract attention they often bore their target audiences and are quickly forgotten (Grube, 1993; Grube & Wallack, 1994) or even backfire (McKenna & Williams, 1993). Prevention messages that adolescents perceive as over-reactions, for example, can have a boomerang effect (Kumpfer, 1986; Tobler, 1986; Yamaguchi & Kandel, 1984).
Design and frequency advantages of alcohol advertising are likely to be magnified when dire pro-social messages compete against alcohol advertising that uses a variety of proven strategies and production techniques emphasizing positive affect (Aitken, Leathar et al., 1988; Monahan, 1995; Schooler et al., 1996) to attract attention and increase message appeal. According to Stewart and Furse's (1986) analysis of over 1,000 commercials along with using more than 150 criteria, a maximum of 15% of the variance in recall, comprehension, and persuasion was attributable to advertising content characteristics. They highlighted a number of devices that heightened attention, including suspense, surprise, auditory memory devices, and initial message impact.
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Recap: Friday's Week 9 high school football games
6:59 p.m. One minute from kick for McGuinness at 5A No. 1 Guthrie. #OKPreps
7:00 p.m. Here at Cougar Stadium for Keys & Jay tonight in District 3A-7. Both need to win to have any chance at the playoffs. #okpreps
7:01 p.m. Edmond Memorial will receive. #OKPreps
7:02 p.m. Here at Evans Field in Harrah for the Douglass Trojans vs Harrah Panthers District 4A-2 matchup. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/YYiSOP3FQv
7:02 p.m. Edmond Memorial's Waylan Anderson takes the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown. #OKPreps
7:03 p.m. Harrah's O-Line and running backs going through pre-game warm ups. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/a9QSLgb1j9
7:04 p.m. The Douglass Trojans getting ready for their matchup with the Harrah Panthers. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/1sGAh75oOF
7:05 p.m. It's Senior Night in Harrah. Family members getting ready for pre-game ceremonies. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/JXyhrbFYpt
7:05 p.m. Some good news for Norman High - Dupree Young was able to start tonight despite initially being ruled out. #okpreps
7:05 p.m. Pass picked off by Midwest City on the first drive of the game. One of many big defensive plays to come in this game, I suspect #okpreps
7:06 p.m. Lawton Ike strikes first. They lead PCN 7-0 #OkPreps
7:08 p.m. Moore running it down Norman North's throat early in game. #okpreps
7:09 p.m. Here at Poteau. Great night for 4A-4 football as the Pirates (7-1, 4-1) face Broken Bow (1-7, 0-5). Pirates seek to stay in 1st. #okpreps
7:10 p.m. Douglass features 2 players in The Oklahoman's Super 30 including No. 3-DE Deondre Clark. Clark has committed to LSU. #okpreps
7:12 p.m. Douglass OT Mildren Montgomery is The Oklahoman's No. 18-ranked player in the Super 30. Montgomery has committed to Texas Tech. #okpreps
7:12 p.m. All the #okpreps updates in one place on the NewsOK live article newsok.com/article/3900067
7:13 p.m. Memorial's Justin Marcha is punting for the third straight play. Penalties keep causing him to rekick. #OKPreps
7:13 p.m. Shawnee 7 Tulsa Hale 0 8:24 in 1st. #OKPreps #shawneesports
7:13 p.m. Justin Marcha's third punt was the best of the three. Downed on the 5. #OKPreps
7:14 p.m. PCN answers back with a 95 yard drive ending with a TD pass from Sparks to Fuller. 7-7 with 6:16 in the 1st. #okpreps
7:15 p.m. Lawton High quarterback Dallas Sealey @DallasSealey taken off on stretcher after bad hit. #okpreps
7:18 p.m. Lawton's Dallas Sealey taken off the field on a stretcher. He took a very big hit. #OKpreps
7:18 p.m. Caden Sander to Noah McGraw for another DC score!! DC 14 NWC 0 8:12 1st #okpreps @HSFootballOK
7:18 p.m. 34 yard pass for TD puts OK Centennial up 14-0 over Star Spen. #okpreps
7:18 p.m. Edmond North's Trevor Moore with a 32-yd FG and a 3-0 lead on Midwest City with 4:26 left in the first quarter #okpreps
7:18 p.m. Douglass enters the game 7-1 overall, 5-0 in district. The Trojans sit atop 4A-2 (T-Ada), their lone loss coming to Millwood. #okpreps
7:19 p.m. The Oklahoman has Douglass ranked No. 3 in 4A behind Anadarko and Wagoner. #okpreps
7:20 p.m. Edmond Memorial's Luke Booker scores on a 1-yard keeper to increase lead against Santa Fe to 14-0 with 3:42 left in 1st. #OKPreps
7:21 p.m. Lawton's Jack Meservy's first play was a 37-yd TD pass to Kalin Sadler. Lawton leads Mustang 6-0, 7:55 1st. #OKpreps
7:21 p.m. Kai Callins 1-yd run puts Guthrie on the board first. Guthrie 7, McGuinness 0 w/ 1:02 remaining in first. #OKPreps
7:22 p.m. Harrah enters the game 5-3 and 4-1 in district. The Panthers' lone district-loss came to Ada last week. #okpreps
7:23 p.m. Hearing it's just a sore neck and the trip to the hospital is precautionary only for Dallas Sealey #okpreps
7:24 p.m. 75 yard td pass for BA. 8:04. 7-7 with Sapulpa and Broken Arrow. #okpreps
7:24 p.m. Poteau's senior class joins the three Pirate captains, all seniors, for the coin toss. #okpreps
7:24 p.m. At the end of the 1st quarter Grove and Central are scoreless #okpreps
7:25 p.m. Claremore sequoyah 6 metro christian 0. 1:02 q1. Daniel moniz 2 run. Kick blocked. #okpreps
7:26 p.m. Duncan takes 7-0 lead over Del City on 2 yd TD run by Connor Kelly. #okpreps
7:26 p.m. Edmond Santa Fe just can't get going offensively without Justice Hansen. #OKPreps
7:27 p.m. Lawton High leads Mustang 6-0 over Mustang #okpreps
7:27 p.m. Broken Bow will be kicking off to Poteau to start the game. #okpreps
7:27 p.m. First quarter ends with Guthrie driving again at the McGuinness 29. Guthrie RB Kai Callins has 75 yards on nine carries. #OKPreps
7:27 p.m. @ScottWrightOK Guthrie leads McGuinness 7-0 at the end of the 1st quarter #okpreps
7:28 p.m. Jay has won the toss & deferred. Keys will start with the ball & go right to left on your twitter dial. #okpreps
7:28 p.m. Norman High leads Putnam City West 7-0 after one quarter. #okpreps
7:29 p.m. A long punt return sets up a two yard score for Ike. They lead PCN-14-7. #OKpreps
7:29 p.m. End of 1st - Jenks 3 Bixby 7 #okpreps
7:29 p.m. Edmond North 3, Midwest City 0 END 1Q #okpreps
7:30 p.m. Michael Warren carries in a 31-yd TD run. Lawton leads Mustang 12-0, 4:41 1st. #OKpreps
7:30 p.m. Edmond Memorial 14, Edmond Santa Fe 0, end 1st. #OKPreps
7:30 p.m. Two Jace Pitchford passes to Jarrett Lowrimore has Poteau past midfield on the opening drive. #okpreps
7:31 p.m. Tonight's #OKPreps action is well underway. Here's the link to all the fun! newsok.com/article/3900067
7:32 p.m. Two minutes from kickoff here at Evans Field in Harrah, OK. No. 3-ranked Douglass vs. Harrah Panthers. #okpreps
7:32 p.m. END OF 1: Lawton Ike 14, PC North 7. #OKPreps
7:32 p.m. A 36-yard gain by tailback Roger Barcheers has Poteau in a first-and-goal at the Broken Bow 3. #okpreps
7:32 p.m. Edlam after 1: Memorial leads Santa Fe 14-0. @jacobunruh is on the scene. #okpreps
7:35 p.m. Norman's Cade Parker just recorded his 19th sack of the season - a new school record. Tigers lead Putnam City West 14-0 in the 2nd. #okpreps
7:35 p.m. Poteau gets on the board 1st. A 2-yd TD run from Kaydon Evans but a missed 2-point pass keeps Pirates up on Broken Bow 6-0 9:15 1 #okpreps
7:36 p.m. Santa Fe's Darren Williams with a 10-yard TD run after a big punt return by Malik Earl. PAT missed. Memorial leas 14-6. #OKPreps
7:37 p.m. End of 1st: CA 14, Western Heights 6 #OKPreps
7:38 p.m. Edmond North in Midwest City tonight, 3-0 ENHS after 1Q. Follow @ScottWrightOK for the game details. #okpreps
7:38 p.m. Harrah QB Zach Hamblin hooks up with WR Colin Jennings for 29 yards into Douglass territory. #okpreps
7:38 p.m. Poteau forces Broken Bow to punt on the Savages' opening series. Pirates up 6-0 7:45 left in the first quarter. #okpreps
7:39 p.m. Hartshorne 7 Vian 0 10:02 1Q #okpreps
7:39 p.m. Matt Hockett adds a 44-yard field goal and Norman leads Putnam City West 17-0 with 7 minutes left in the half. #okpreps
7:40 p.m. Apache fumbles near midfield and Bo Shelby returns to about Apache 25. Hollis has 1st and 15 on its 20 had TD called back on flag. #okpreps
7:40 p.m. Memorial's Warren Wand just had a 64-yard TD run called back on a penalty. Man, was it an impressive run, though. #OKPreps
7:40 p.m. Garrett with a read option TD for Mustang. Cuts Lawton lead to 12-7 with :18 left in 1st. #okpreps
7:41 p.m. Harrah turns it over on downs after an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty put them in a 4th-and-long. #okpreps
7:42 p.m. Class 6A No. 3 Lawton leads Mustang 12-7 nearing the end of the first quarter. #okpreps
7:42 p.m. Score Update: Fort Gibson 7, Stilwell 0. 8:40 in the 1st. #okpreps okpreps.tv/?p=1161
7:42 p.m. McGuinness going to the air last two drives, QB Jacob Lewis is 0 of 6. Drops & high throws, but WRs are open. Trail Guthrie 14-0. #OKPreps
7:42 p.m. Midwest City's KeSean Brown makes one cut and goes 54 yards untouched for a TD. Bombers leading Ed North 6-3 with 7:09 til half #okpreps
7:43 p.m. Brown was MWC's only offensive threat vs. Yukon last week. Looking the same tonight #okpreps
7:43 p.m. Douglass goes 3-and-out on their first drive vs. Harrah's defense. #okpreps
7:43 p.m. Poteau TB Roger Barcheers converts on fourth down run to the Broken Bow 31. Pirates driving again, up 6-0. #okpreps
7:43 p.m. Keys goes 3 & out on its 1st possession & punts. #okpreps
7:44 p.m. Hollis returns favor. Fumbles on its own 2. Apache now punting away from its own 12. #okpreps
7:44 p.m. 6:45 1st QT -- Spiro 7, Roland 0. #okpreps
7:45 p.m. Domeko Doddles just crushed a punt for Douglass. Net of nearly 50 yards. #okpreps
7:45 p.m. Jay then goes 42 yards in 9 plays, capped off by Brandon Weaver's 8yd pass to Hayden Cunningham. Jay leads Keys 7-0, late 1st Q. #okpreps
7:46 p.m. Idae Alexander dances his way to a 24-yd TD run. He's got great feet. Guthrie 20, McGuinness 0 with 4:09 remaining in first half. #OKPreps
7:46 p.m. Caden Sander keeps it from 5 yards out for the score. DC 35 NWC 0 .57 1st #OKPreps @HSFootballOK
7:46 p.m. Every time Harrah throws the ball, they roll away from Deondre Clark. Probably a good idea. #okpreps
7:46 p.m. Mason Farquhar's 1-yard TD sneak gives Union a 14-7 lead, 10:39 2Q. #okpreps
7:47 p.m. DeJuan Shaw picks off an Edmond North pass. MWC in business at the EN 20, leading 6-3 #okpreps
7:47 p.m. Broken Bow commits two face mask penalties on Poteau's second drive as Pirates are now at the Savage 13. Poteau up 6-0 4:52 1st. #okpreps
7:47 p.m. Ike strikes again, this time a 67 yard TD pass. They lead 21-7 with 7:25 in the 2nd. #OkPreps
7:48 p.m. Memorial's Luke Booker with a QB sneak for a 1-yard TD run. Bulldogs lead Santa Fe 21-6 with 5 minutes left in half. #OKPreps
7:49 p.m. After forcing Harrah to punt, Douglass has now moved into the Panthers' territory on offense. #okpreps
7:49 p.m. Newcastle's three possessions thus far have resulted in 2 INTs and a 3-and-out. #okpreps
7:49 p.m. After the pick, Midwest City's KeSean Brown goes 20 yds for his second TD of the night. Bombers lead Ed North 13-3 w/4:55 til half #okpreps
7:50 p.m. Again, Keys punts & Jay answers with a score. Bulldogs score on Christian Duffield's 1-yard run. 14-0 Jay, 1:54 1st Q. #okpreps
7:50 p.m. Papi White 3 yard TD run - Seminole leads Cushing 7-0 with 4:31 left in the 1st quarter. #okpreps
7:51 p.m. Poteau finishes off 11-play drive on 3rd down pass from Jace Pitchford to Jarrett Lowrimore from 10 yds. Pitchford PAT 13-0. #okpreps
7:52 p.m. Short Apache punt sets up short field. Herrera scores on 9-yd run on 10th play. Hollis 7, Apache 0. 3:00 1Q. #okpreps
7:52 p.m. Douglass forced to punt again by Harrah. Trojans QB Patrick McKaufman is overthrowing his wide-outs tonight. #okpreps
7:52 p.m. 50 plus yard pass by Star Spencer for TD. 2pt conversion good. 16-14 Star over OK Cent. #okpreps
7:52 p.m. Class 3A Showdown No. 3 Seminole leads No. 5 Cushing 7-0 late in the first quarter. #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Vian 7 Hartshorne 7 5:10 1Q #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Spiro defense calls TO with 1:58 1st QT. Bulldogs lead Roland 7-0, but Rangers have 4th-&-2 at Sprio 3. #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Panama 6, Pocola 0 #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Harrah picks up their first 1st down after a 10-yard carry by Dak Stephens. #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Sequoyah 0, Hilldale 6 - end of 1st qtr #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Ike gets another touchdown, a punt return this time. They lead PCN 28-7. #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Arkoma 25 Wright Christian 0 end 1 #okpreps
7:56 p.m. Harrah coach Phil Webb elects to go for it on 4th-and-inches at their own 35-yard line. Dak Stephens picks it up, barely. #okpreps
7:57 p.m. Class 3A Football: #3 Seminole leads #6 Cushing 7-0 at the end of the 1st quarter. #okpreps
7:57 p.m. At the end of the 1st quarter, Douglass and Harrah are tied 0-0. #okpreps
7:58 p.m. Michael Farmer forces Jordan Reed to fumble. Santa Fe recovers. #OKpreps
7:59 p.m. The Norman defense has scored three touchdowns, and the Tigers lead Putnam City West 38-0 1:30 before halftime. #okpreps
7:59 p.m. Harrah ran 20 plays in the 1st quarter compared to Douglass' 10. #okpreps
7:59 p.m. Luis Morales 24-yd field goal ends the first half. Guthrie 23, McGuinness 0. #OKPreps
8:00 p.m. Apache gets first down and is now driving hard. First down on Hollis 18. #okpreps
8:00 p.m. Harrah QB Zach Hamblin just hooked up with WR Colin Jennings for 25 yards, into Douglass territory. The duo's 2nd hook-up. #okpreps
8:01 p.m. Keys goes 3 & out again, Jay goes 7 plays and scores another TD. This time Derick Shrum runs 4 yds for a TD. 21-0 Jay, 9:45 2nd. #okpreps
8:01 p.m. MWC moves inside the Edmond North 10-yd line. KeSean Brown suddenly a workhorse. 11 carries for 107 yards, mostly in 2Q #okpreps
8:01 p.m. End of the first quarter, Poteau leads Broken Bow 13-0. Sallisaw also up 7-0 on Muldrow in the first. #okpreps
8:02 p.m. Arkoma 25, Wright Christian 0 end of first #okpreps
8:02 p.m. Midwest City misses a 26-yd FG, Edmond North takes over at its 20 with :36 til half #okpreps
8:02 p.m. Vian 14 Hartshorne 7 2:19 1Q #okpreps
8:02 p.m. @ScottWrightOK Guthrie leads McGuinness 23-0 at halftime #okpreps
8:02 p.m. Douglass forces Harrah to punt after the nice pass-play. Douglass starting from their own 20 after the touchback. #okpreps
8:03 p.m. End of 1st: Anadarko 6, Weatherford 0. #okpreps
8:03 p.m. Apache's Jordan Littrell with 24-yd TD run. Wasn't an easy one. Hollis 7, Apache 7. 10:39 2Q. #okpreps
8:03 p.m. Panthers commit another turnover. Ike now has the ball on the PCN 19. #OKpreps
8:04 p.m. Third time is a charm for Michael Farmer, who scores on fourth-and-goal from the 1. Santa Fe trails Memorial 21-13. #OKPreps
8:04 p.m. Midwest City 13, Edmond North 3 HALFTIME #okpreps
8:04 p.m. End of first. Lone Grove leads Dickson 13-0. #okpreps
8:06 p.m. Ike gets another score. They lead 34-7. #OKPreps
8:07 p.m. Douglass QB delivers a beautiful ball, but it's dropped by Isiah Shaputis at Harrah's 45-yard line. Trojans forced to punt. #okpreps
8:07 p.m. Good one here in Vian for 2A-6. End of 1Q Vian 14 Hartshorne 7 #okpreps
8:08 p.m. Bunch hits Eubanks for a 22-yd TD pass at 8:14 of 2nd QT. Roland now leads Spiro 12-7. #okpreps
8:08 p.m. Jalen Domebo makes a leaping interception of Gunner Ewing on third and long, returns about 20 yards to Hollis 34. #okpreps
8:08 p.m. Touchdown Tigers. Fort Gibson leads Stilwell 14-0 with 8:07 left in the first half. #OKPreps
8:09 p.m. The Upsetter suddenly on the other side of the Upset Watch... RT @pcnorthblogger: Ike gets another score. They lead 34-7. #OKPreps
8:09 p.m. Deondre Clark just made his first big stop of the game. Met Harrah RB Dylan Queen 5-yards in the backfield and brought him down. #okpreps
8:09 p.m. Poteau has held Broken Bow on downs in two straight series. Pirates get ball back, leading 13-0 8:12 2nd. #okpreps
8:09 p.m. Edmond Memorial's LaManuel Singleton was ejected earlier. Didn't see what happened. #OKPreps
8:10 p.m. Memorial leads Santa Fe 21-13 at halftime. #OKPreps
8:11 p.m. Clark, a future LSU defensive end, just carried for a 6-yard gain. Versatile. #okpreps
8:12 p.m. Bo Shelby with second big play, INTs Apache off tipped ball. #okpreps
8:12 p.m. AFter Jay goes up 28-0, Keys gets on the board with a 69yd TD run by Dakota Matlock. It's now 28-6 Jay, 6:27 2nd Q. #okpreps
8:14 p.m. Halftime: Tulsa Kelley 20, Tulsa Memorial 0. #okpreps
8:14 p.m. The third Panther turnover in a row leads to yet another Ike touchdown. Ike leads 41-7 with 50 seconds in the 2nd. #OkPreps
8:15 p.m. Halftime: Norman North 28, Moore 2. #okpreps
8:15 p.m. Deondre Clark rushes for a 38-yard TD. After a blocked PAT, Douglass leads Harrah 6-0. 5:39 left in the 1st half. #okpreps
8:15 p.m. The third Panther turnover in a row leads to yet another Ike touchdown. Ike leads 40-7 with 50 seconds in the 2nd. #OkPreps
8:15 p.m. Norman High's defense has scored three touchdowns, and the Tigers lead Putnam City West 38-0 at halftime. #okpreps
8:15 p.m. Nearing Halftime: Lawton Ike leads Putnam North 41-7. #okpreps
8:16 p.m. Poteau extends lead on Broken Bow to 20-0. A 1-yd TD run from Austin Archey in the Archeydozer formation. 6:39 left until half. #okpreps
8:16 p.m. In other news, Putnam City North is losing big to Lawton Eisenhower right now. Huge game for the District 6A-3 race. #okpreps
8:16 p.m. End of 1, Stigler 21 Valliant 7 End of 1, Heavener 14 Idabel 7 End of 1, Checotah 14 Eufaula 7 #okpreps
8:16 p.m. Deondre Clark burst through the line on that TD run and it was over. Outran everyone on the field. #okpreps
8:17 p.m. 9:01 2nd: Anadarko 14, Weatherford 0. RB #5 R.J. Sink with 6 on the ground. 2-pt. conv. good. #okpreps
8:17 p.m. East: 1 loss Poteau (4A No. 9) leads Broken Bow 20-0 in the second quarter. #okpreps
8:17 p.m. Cushing stopped on the 6 inch line - Seminole 14 Cushing 0 with 4:19 left in the 2nd quarter. #okpreps
8:17 p.m. Halftime: Norman 38, Putnam West 0. #okpreps
8:18 p.m. Wynnewood leads Wayne 29-0 via @PurcellRegister #okpreps
8:20 p.m. Kingfisher (3A No. 2) leads Newcastle 21-0 in the second quarter. #okpreps via @michaelswisher
8:20 p.m. Half. BA 28 Sapulpa 7. Coleman Key 3 td's. Sam Gottsch 1 TD. #okpreps
8:20 p.m. 1:40, in the second quarter 22 yard field goal good for FTG, Fort Gibson leads Stilwell 17-0. #OKPreps
8:21 p.m. Vian holds on downs after Hartshorne had 1&Goal inside 1. Vian 14 Hartshorne 7 6:23 2Q #okpreps
8:22 p.m. Halftime: Eisenhower 40, PC North 7 #okpreps
8:23 p.m. Papi White 85 yard TD run - Class 3A #3 Seminole 20 #6 Cushing 0 with 3:07 left in the half. #okpreps
8:23 p.m. Less than a minute left in the 1st half Harrah is letting the clock drain at the Douglass 41-yard line. Not sure why. 6-0 Trojans. #okpreps
8:24 p.m. First really big play comes from Keegan Macias - 54-yd TD run off pitch right. Kick blocked. Hollis 13, Apache 7 with 1:12 in 2Q. #okpreps
8:24 p.m. At halftime, Empire leads Velma-Alma 7-6. #okpreps
8:25 p.m. At the half Jay leads Keys 28-6 #okpreps
8:25 p.m. At the half, Jay leads Keys 28-6. The Cougars ran only 1 play on Jay's side of the field in the 1st half. #okpreps
8:25 p.m. Sulphur in Purcell holding a 21-0 lead. #okpreps
8:25 p.m. HALFTIME: Lawton Ike 40, PC North 7. #okpreps
8:26 p.m. Alva leads Dibble 28-6 nearing halftime. #okpreps via @okiestaterules
8:27 p.m. Zach Hamblin and Colin Jennings just hooked up AGAIN. This time for 35 yards. Harrah at Douglass 6-yard line :35 left in 1st half. #okpreps
8:27 p.m. 22-0 halftime chickasha over SE. #okpreps
8:27 p.m. Lawton Eisenhower up 40-7 on a Putnam City North team that soundly defeated Norman North last week. What? Great news for T-Wolves #okpreps
8:28 p.m. Halftime: Chickasha 22, Southeast 0. #okpreps
8:28 p.m. Poteau forces fumble on a sack and the Pirates' Austin Archey recovers. Pirates move inside Broken Bow 15 up 20-0 :25 left in 1H. #okpreps
8:29 p.m. Halftime. Star Spencer 16 OK Centennial 14. #okpreps
8:29 p.m. Kai Callins takes an option pitch from Reed Roberts, cuts across the field and goes 53 yds for a TD. Guthrie 30, McGuinness 0. #OKPreps
8:29 p.m. John Marshall 14-10 over Cassidy, 2nd qtr. #okpreps
8:29 p.m. Sequoyah 0, Hilldale 37 - 3:31 2nd qtr #okpreps @BenJohnsonTDP
8:29 p.m. Lawton's Michael Warren has 145 yards in the first half. #OKpreps
8:29 p.m. HALF: Hollis 13, Apache 7. One big play from a tie ballgame. #okpreps
8:30 p.m. At the half, Fort Gibson 17; Stilwell 0. #OKPreps
8:30 p.m. Halftime: Star Spencer 16, Centennial 14. Almost Halftime: John Marshall 14, Casady 10. #okpreps
8:31 p.m. Zac Hamblin throws TD. Harrah pulls out trick play n converts 2 pt play. Harrah leads 8-6 over Douglass. #OkPreps
8:31 p.m. Zach Hamblin hooks up with Blake Freeman for a 5-yard TD pass. Dak Stephens takes in for a good 2-pt try. Harrah leads Douglass 8-6 #okpreps
8:31 p.m. East: Ft. Gibson 17, Stilwell 0. #okpreps
8:32 p.m. #okpreps RT @PurcellRegister: Wynnewood leads Wayne, 35-7.
8:32 p.m. Halftime may go longer than expected. The band's Senior Night stuff is still going on with time about to run out. #OKPreps
8:32 p.m. Poteau drove near the goal line but fumbled at the Broken Bow 2. Savages run out rest of first half clock. Pirates up 20-0 at 1/2. #okpreps
8:34 p.m. Class 4A: Harrah leads No. 3 Douglass 8-6. Follow @TreyHunter87 for the game details. #okpreps
8:34 p.m. Two impressive plays from Jacob Lewis puts McGuinness on the board. 47-yd TD pass to Braden Roy makes it Guthrie 30, McGuinness 7. #OKPreps
8:34 p.m. After the 1st half, Harrah leads The Oklahoman's No. 3-ranked Douglass 8-6. #okpreps
8:34 p.m. Halftime: Elgin 14, Piedmont 10. #okpreps
8:35 p.m. Halftime -- Sprio 14, Roland 12. #okpreps
8:36 p.m. Harrah's Zach Hamblin has hooked up with Colin Jennings 3 times for 104 yards. All 3 catches moved Harrah into Douglass territory. #okpreps
8:36 p.m. Long Edmond North punt return but the Huskies fumble, MWC gets it back at its 22 #okpreps
8:37 p.m. Anadarko's Josh Parton hauls in 19-yd TD pass from Brandon Pollard. Anadarko 21, Weatherford 0. 1:05 2Q. #okpreps
8:37 p.m. We are 2 minutes from starting the second half here in Edmond. #OKPreps
8:37 p.m. Panama'a Andy Burris returns interception for touchdown as Razorbacks up lead to 20-0 #okpreps
8:38 p.m. First-half stats. Poteau has 206 yards of offense, Broken Bow has minus-3 yards, all rushing. #okpreps
8:39 p.m. Darreyl Patterson returns an INT 55 yards for a Lawton TD. Lawton 26, Mustang 14 10:33 left in 3rd #okpreps
8:40 p.m. Individual stats for Poteau in the first half: TB Roger Barcheers 11 rushes, 82 yards; QB Jace Pitchford 12-62 rush. 5-14 49 pass. #okpreps
8:40 p.m. Memorial's James Hutchinson recovers an onside kick to start the half. #OKPreps
8:41 p.m. Finally a big play for the Edmond North offense. Luke Rossi with a 41-yd catch to the MWC 5 on pass from Stephen McClernon #okpreps
8:42 p.m. Lawton's Darryl Patterson gets a 57-yd pick six. Adds lead to 26-14 over Mustang, 10:33, 3rd. #OKpreps
8:43 p.m. Vian intercepts pass in end zone. Halftime - Vian 14 Hartshorne 7 #okpreps
8:43 p.m. Santa Fe's Tyler Smith helped off the field. #OKPreps
8:43 p.m. Handoff to Booty for a JENKS TOUCHDOWN!!! Donley's PAT is good! Jenks 31 Bixby 7 with 6:41 left in 3rd #okpreps
8:45 p.m. Edmond North's Trevor Moore hits again, this one from 37 yards after penalties/sack killed EN drive. MWC leading 13-6 mid 3Q #okpreps
8:46 p.m. Hogan with his 4th TD and the Timberwolves lead 35-2 in the 3rd quarter #okpreps
8:47 p.m. Memorial's Mick Mayerske with a 14-yard keeper for a TD. Lead against Santa Fe now 28-13 with 8:51 left in third. #OKPreps
8:49 p.m. Half: Anadarko 21, Weatherford 0. #okpreps
8:50 p.m. Big Ivan Thomas in for a short touchdown for Lawton. Wolverines lead 33-14 over Mustang 7:10 left in 3rd #okpreps
8:51 p.m. Edmond North double pass that would've gone for a long gain (maybe a TD) dropped. MWC leading 13-6, EN ball with 6:09 left in 3Q #okpreps
8:51 p.m. Shawnee 49 Tulsa Hale 0 after 3. #okpreps #shawneesports
8:51 p.m. End of third: Guthrie 30, McGuinness 7. #OKPreps
8:52 p.m. @ScottWrightOK Guthrie leads McGuinness 30-7 at the end of the third quarter #okpreps
8:52 p.m. If I have any followers from Harrah, please tell me who lives in the house right in the middle of campus?? #okpreps
8:53 p.m. Edmond North fumbles at the Midwest City 15 #okpreps
8:54 p.m. Hey Les Miles and LSU, you guys are getting a pretty good athlete in Deondre Clark next year. Just saying. #okpreps
8:54 p.m. Class 4A: Harrah leads No. 3 Douglass 8-6. Follow @TreyHunter87 for the game details. #okpreps
8:54 p.m. stigler 42 valliant 14 half @HSFootballOK @OKscores @BR_TimesRecord @SportsMuskogee #okpreps
8:55 p.m. Norman High leads Putnam City West 48-0 after three quarters. #okpreps
8:56 p.m. Memorial's Tasden Ingram with a huge interception on memorial's 4. #OKPreps
8:58 p.m. #Southmoore leads Choctaw 21-7. #okpreps
8:58 p.m. Jay scores in 3 plays to begin the 3rd quarter. QB Brandon Weaver hits Derick Shrum for a 19yd pass. Jay leads 35-6, 8:14 3rd. #okpreps
8:58 p.m. Third Edmond North turnover of the third quarter (5th of game) on muffed punt near midfield. First time this half MWC past 50 #okpreps
8:58 p.m. Memorial can't capitalize on INT, though, and turns it over on downs. #OKPreps
8:59 p.m. Poteau gets a three-and-out to start the second half. Pirates to get the ball in good field position up 20-0. #okpreps
9:00 p.m. Papi White from Seminole has 14 carries for 238 yards and 3 TDs in the 1st half vs Cushing ! #okpreps
9:01 p.m. SCORE UPDATE: Coweta vs Claremore 28-10 Claremore 16 seconds left in the 3rd #okpreps CT okpreps.tv/?p=1148 CZ okpreps.tv/?p=1132
9:01 p.m. Douglass lines up and hands to Deondre Clark on their 1st play. Clark will likely get the majority of the carries in the 2nd half. #okpreps
9:02 p.m. Halftime: No. 3 Seminole 20, No. 5 Cushing 0. Class 3A (2 of 8 undefeateds in top-10). #okpreps
9:02 p.m. Long punt ret. by Kendrick Hardaway and Broken Bow penalty sets up short TD drive for Poteau. Jace Pitchford 4-yd run. 27-0 8:57 3 #okpreps
9:02 p.m. Whitfield keeps for 1-yd TD at 7:16 of 3rd QT. Spiro now leads Roland 21-12. #okpreps
9:04 p.m. Carson Meier catches 12-yard TD pass from Farquhar, Union leads 35-14, 7:33, 3Q. #okpreps
9:04 p.m. Wow. Keegan Macias strips Apache on kickoff, Herrera takes next play 22 yards for TD. Conv. Good. Hollis 27, Apache 7. #okpreps
9:04 p.m. 10:12 in the third; Fort Gibson 24; Stilwell 0. #OKPreps
9:06 p.m. Edmond Memorial leads Edmond Santa Fe 28-13 after three quarters. #OKPreps
9:06 p.m. Verdigris 26, Dewey 26. 4th quarter via @garykennemer #okpreps
9:07 p.m. Harrah's Ryan Gentry with a big sack to Douglass QB Patrick McKaufman. Loss of 10, forces the Trojans to punt. #okpreps
9:07 p.m. Sand Springs trickeration. WR TD pass from Sitton to Sigmon. Sandites 17 Owasso 7. #okpreps #vypeok #owassofootball
9:09 p.m. Santa Fe's Darren Williams scores from 8 yards out. Wolves trail Edmond Memorial 28-20 with 11:02 left. #OKPreps
9:09 p.m. End of 3rd: Lawton Ike 40, PC North 7. #okpreps
9:09 p.m. 1:16 left in the 3rd quarter, Jay leads KEys 35-6. #okpreps
9:10 p.m. Douglass' Barry Knight blocks Colin Jennings' punt and recovers in Harrah territory. #okpreps
9:10 p.m. Midwest City 19, Edmond North 6 END 3Q #okpreps
9:10 p.m. 28-10 Elgin leads Piedmont midway through the 3rd. #okpreps via @CBlakeColston
9:12 p.m. Apache goes 65 yards for TD. Domebo with 34-yd TD run. Hollis 27, Apache 14 with 5:33 in 3Q. #okpreps
9:12 p.m. Douglass' Patrick McKaufman hooks up with Dameko Doddles for 13 yards and a big 1st down. Trojans are driving, down 8-6 to Harrah. #okpreps
9:12 p.m. 2 tenths of second left in the 3rd with Jay facing 4th and 3 on Keys' 5-yard line. Bulldogs lead Keys 35-6. #okpreps
9:12 p.m. Poteau scores again as Austin Archey has second 1-yard TD of the night. Pirates lead Broken Bow 34-0 5:05 left in the third. #okpreps
9:15 p.m. Edmond Santa Fe gets a big three-and-out to get the ball back on own 37 with 9:14 left and 8-pt deficit. #OKPreps
9:15 p.m. Norman defeats PC West 48-0 #okpreps
9:15 p.m. Jay scored on 4th down on WEaver's pass to Kongmong Vang. Jay now leads KEys 42-6, 11:46 4th Q. #okpreps
9:15 p.m. Sallisaw leads Muldrow 21-6 early in the third quarter. #okpreps
9:15 p.m. Edmond North moves into MWC territory but forced to punt. MWC ball at its 20 up 19-6 with 10:44 to play #okpreps
9:15 p.m. Correction: 21-10 Elgin leads Piedmont in 3Q. #okpreps
9:16 p.m. Deondre Clark rushes 15 yrds for his 2nd TD. Anthony Jackson rushes for a good 2pt try. Trojans lead Harrah 14-8, 3:15 3rd. #okpreps
9:16 p.m. Arkoma 46 Wright Christian 12 end 3. #okpreps
9:17 p.m. Darren Williams nearly scores, but is stopped on the 2 for a 55-yard run. First-and-goal Santa Fe. #OKPreps
9:17 p.m. Huge play. Hollis turns over on downs on Apache 45. #okpreps
9:18 p.m. Puckett to Campbell again for Hilldale, 44-0, 8:57 3rd #okpreps
9:19 p.m. Harrah's Zach Hamblin hooks up with Dak Stephens for 14 yards and a big 1st down. 1st-and-10 from the 50. #okpreps
9:19 p.m. Collinsville wins 20-19 over Pryor! Collinsville will win district 5a-4 if they win there final game in week 10 #okpreps
9:20 p.m. Memorial's Ben Moore stops Cameron Westbrook inside 1 on fourth down to save TD. Huge, huge play. #OKPreps
9:20 p.m. FINAL: Guthrie 33, McGuinness 7. #OKPreps
9:20 p.m. Poteau TB Roger Barcheers busts 50-yard run to the Broken Bow 10. 2 plays later, he scores from 3 yds out. Pirates up 41-0 1:42 3 #okpreps
9:20 p.m. End 3rd QT -- Spiro 21, Roland 12 #okpreps
9:21 p.m. End 3Q: Hollis 27, Apache 14. Apache will start with crucial fourth and 2 at Hollis 34. #okpreps
9:21 p.m. Southwest Covenant leads Webbers Falls 48-24 in the start of the 4th quarter! @ScottWrightOK #okpreps
9:22 p.m. In District 2A-8, Kansas leads Hulbert 47-6 late in the game. #okpreps
9:22 p.m. After 3 quarters, Douglass leads Harrah 14-8. Harrah starts the 4th, 1st-and-10 from the Douglass 39 yard-line. #okpreps
9:23 p.m. Quan Hogan scores his 6th TD of the night..this one a 71 yard kick return..the Timberwolves now lead Moore 49-8 #okpreps
9:24 p.m. Vian goes for it on 4th and inches at own 11 and converts. Vian 14 Hartshorne 7 3:00 3Q #okpreps
9:24 p.m. Memorial goes three-and-out, punts, Malik Earl fumbles return on 3 into end zone where Memorial's Jake Mammen recovers. Wow. #OKPreps
9:24 p.m. Harrah QB Zach Hamblin has a little clutch-factor going for him tonight. Connecting on some big plays. #okpreps
9:24 p.m. 10:13 3rd: Anadarko 21, Weatherford 7. #okpreps
9:24 p.m. Clinton @RedTornadoes 54 Cache 0 3rd Qtr. #okpreps
9:25 p.m. Harrah has converted 3 times on 3rd down this drive. 1st-and-10 from the Douglass 25-yard line, down 14-8. #okpreps
9:25 p.m. Final: Deer Creek 59 Northwest Classen 6 #okpreps @HSFootballOK
9:25 p.m. End of the third, Poteau leads Broken Bow 41-7. #okpreps
9:26 p.m. 4th Quarter: Seminole still in front of Cushing 20-0. #okpreps
9:26 p.m. Edmond North turnover on downs at the MWC 20. Offense ha struggled inside the 30 all night #okpreps
9:26 p.m. Kingfisher leads Newcastle 45-0 late in the third quarter. #okpreps via @BTrudeUCO
9:27 p.m. Midwest City leading EN 19-6 with 5:19 to play #okpreps
9:27 p.m. Harrah's Dak Stephens rushes 25 yards for his a touchdown. Officials are discussing something, but TD appears to stand. #okpreps
9:27 p.m. FINAL: Deer Creek breezes past Northwest 59-6. #okpreps
9:28 p.m. @ScottWrightOK Guthrie beats McGuinness 33-7 #okpreps
9:29 p.m. Stephens was actually shaken up after the play. Harrah's Kody Holland knocks through the PAT, Harrah leads Douglass 15-14-4th. #okpreps
9:29 p.m. FINAL: Class 5A No. 1 Guthrie def. McGuinness 33-7 via Guthrie News, #okpreps
9:29 p.m. Silmon scores on a 27-yard run, Union leads 49-14, 11:45 left. #okpreps
9:29 p.m. OK Centennial with a pick 6 from 40 yds out to extend lead to 35-16 over Star Spen. #okpreps
9:30 p.m. Upset Alert: Harrah leads Class 4A No. 3 Douglass 15-14, 10:05 to play in the game. #okpreps via @Just_JD38
9:30 p.m. MWC goes 3-and-out, will punt back to Ed North with 3:42 to play. MWC up 19-6 #okpreps
9:30 p.m. Upset Alert: Harrah leads Class 4A No. 3 Douglass 15-14, 10:05 to play in the game. #okpreps via @Just_JD38
9:31 p.m. Tulsa: Kelley leads Memorial 27-20, 2:38 left. #okpreps
9:31 p.m. Deondre Clark with a 14-yard gain to open Douglass' first drive of the 4th quarter. 1st-10-50. #okpreps
9:34 p.m. Huge stop for Harrah. Their defense just stopped Clark in the backfield for a loss of 4. Forced punt. #okpreps
9:34 p.m. Final: Lawton Ike 47, PC North 7. #OKpreps
9:34 p.m. Harrah has the ball, 1st-and-10 from their own 19. They lead Douglass 15-14 with 7:52 remaining. #okpreps
9:34 p.m. Poteau stats so far: TB Roger Barcheers 14 carries, 135 yds TD; QB Jace Pitchford 96 rush TD, 51 pass yds TD. #okpreps
9:35 p.m. Final in 3A-7: Jay 42, Keys 6. #okpreps
9:36 p.m. Edmond Memorial beats Edmond Santa Fe 35-20. #OKPreps
9:37 p.m. Zach Hamblin and Colin Jennings hook up AGAIN for 26 yards on 3rd down. HUGE holding penalty brings it back. #okpreps
9:38 p.m. Apache two first downs since incident and is at Hollis 20. Trails 27-14 with 10:09 in 4Q. #okpreps
9:38 p.m. Hamblin connects with Dak Stephens for a huge 20-yard gain. Earns the 1st down again on 3rd-and-long. Hamblin = clutch. #okpreps
9:38 p.m. Class 4A No. 1 Anadarko leads Weatherford 28-7 in the third quarter. #okpreps
9:39 p.m. Bunch hits Sampson for 8-yd TD with 5:01 left. 2-PT try fails. Spiro still leads Roland 21-18. #okpreps
9:39 p.m. And yes, Harrah is doing everything they can to run plays away from Deondre Clark. #okpreps
9:41 p.m. FINAL: Arkoma def. Wright Christian 59-12. #okpreps
9:41 p.m. Douglass forces Harrah to punt, but after a long drive, the Trojans have just under 4 minutes down 15-14. #okpreps
9:42 p.m. Hollis turns Apache over on downs with 8:35. Tigers takeover on own 20. #okpreps
9:42 p.m. Gabe Neph 31yd TD pass to John Cole Neph. SS 31 Owasso 21. 9:09 4Q.#okpreps #vypeok #owassofootball
9:42 p.m. WOW. The sprinkler system just started in the middle of Harrah's field. Good time for Douglass to talk things over. #okpreps
9:42 p.m. Sallisaw leads Muldrow 35-6 early in the final quarter. #okpreps
9:43 p.m. Stephen McClernon with a 4-yd TD pass to Luke Rossi on 4th down. Midwest City's leaad now 19-13 with :40 to play #okpreps
9:44 p.m. Three fourth-down conversions on the scoring drive for Edmond North. Need to get the onside kick though #okpreps
9:45 p.m. Huge holding call after Douglass' Anthony Jackson rushed into Harrah territory. Harrah leads 15-14, 3:34 left. #okpreps
9:45 p.m. Douglass facing a huge 3rd-and-long against Harrah. #okpreps
9:46 p.m. Roland fails to make 1st down, Spiro gets ball at Ranger 48 leading 27-18 w/3:27 left. #okpreps
9:47 p.m. Huge facemask penalty against Harrah. Takes Douglass to the Panther 37-yard line. 2:39 left. #okpreps
9:47 p.m. MWC's Will Sunderland smothers the onside kick. Bomber ball, should need to down the ball twice to finish it. #okpreps
9:47 p.m. And it's a final. Poteau stays in at least a tie for first in 4A-4 with a 41-7 win against Broken Bow. Pirates now 8-1, 5-1. #okpreps
9:47 p.m. Hartshorne converts 3rd and long to Vian 20 4:00 left Vian 14-9 #okpreps
9:48 p.m. Nope, just once. Midwest City 19, Edmond North 13 FINAL #okpreps
9:48 p.m. It just took nearly Harrah's entire defense to bring down Deondre Clark. Douglass inside Harrah's 20, 1:46 left. #okpreps
9:48 p.m. Gunnar Ewing hits Macias for 52-yd TD over middle. Hollis 34, Apache 14. #okpreps
9:49 p.m. Douglass now at Harrah's 10 yard-line, under a minute left. #okpreps
9:49 p.m. Hartshorne 1st and goal at 7 #okpreps
9:51 p.m. Hollis hasn't won a district title since 1994. So, get ready to party like its 1994 Hollis fans. #okpreps
9:51 p.m. Final Score: Fort Gibson 41, Stilwell 0. #okpreps
9:51 p.m. Douglass now inside Harrah's 5 yard-line with 42 seconds remaining. Harrah leads 15-14. #okpreps
9:51 p.m. Touchdown Hartshorne on 2nd and goal from 2. Hartshorne 15 Vian 14 going for two 1:39 left #okpreps
9:52 p.m. Final in 3A-7: Hilldale 57, Sequoyah 0. #okpreps
9:52 p.m. No matter how it ends, Harrah vs. Douglass has been an OUTSTANDING game. #okpreps
9:52 p.m. #1 Anadarko stretching away from Wford. Leading 35-7 4:26 left 3rd. Pollard 2 TD passes, Sink 3 TD runs. #okpreps
9:52 p.m. Story of the night: Elgin's defense holds again. Owls take over at the piedmont 38 after a penalty. #okpreps
9:53 p.m. With Jay's win tonight & Sequoyah's loss, the Bulldogs clinched a playoff spot in 3A-7. #okpreps
9:55 p.m. Patrick McKaufman takes it in on the 1-yard QB sneak. Clark converts on the 2pt try. Trojans lead Harrah 22-15 w 15 seconds left. #okpreps
9:55 p.m. Bo Shelby gets his second INT of the night for Hollis. He's had a heckuva game. Hollis 34, Apache 14 with 4:10 left in reg. #okpreps
9:56 p.m. FINAL: Douglass defeats Harrah 22-15. #okpreps
9:57 p.m. Final - Spiro 34, Roland 18. #okpreps
9:57 p.m. Conversion fails Hartshorne 15 Vian 14 1:39 4Q Great battle for 2A-6 crown #okpreps
9:59 p.m. With losses tonight, Sequoyah, Keys & Hulbert are now all officially eliminated from postseason contention. #okpreps
9:59 p.m. Wild finish: Douglass def. Harrah 22-15 after scoring in final seconds. #okpreps
10:00 p.m. Southwest Covenant beats Webbers Falls 74-30! QB Nick Sitton with 4 passing TD's and 2 Rushing TD's. @ScottWrightOK #okpreps
10:01 p.m. Vian driving at Hartshorne 27 0:56 left #okpreps
10:01 p.m. Upset in #okpreps Hartshorne 15, Vian 14 - Final
10:01 p.m. Panama 35, Pocola 0. Final score. #okpreps
10:01 p.m. Southmoore defeated Choctaw 35-14. #okpreps
10:03 p.m. Final - Marlow 55, Bridge Creek 0 Outlaws secure No. 4 seed from District 3A-1. #okpreps
10:05 p.m. FINAL: Hollis 34, Apache 14. Hollis wins District A-2. #okpreps
10:06 p.m. Unbelievable! Vian touchdown pass with 0:40 left. Vian 20 Hartshorne 15 conversion pending #okpreps
10:06 p.m. Vian 22 Hartshorne 15 0:40 4Q #okpreps
10:07 p.m. Sallisaw leads Muldrow 42-13 late in the game. #okpreps
10:07 p.m. Stats from Poteau win tonight: Pirates had 285 yds rush, 62 pass; Broken Bow had 99 yards rushing, 17 passing. #okpreps
10:08 p.m. Kingfisher 45, Newcastle 7. Final. Kingfisher win District 3A-3 championship for second straight year. #okpreps
10:08 p.m. Poteau TB Roger Barcheers had 135 yards on 14 carries and TD; QB Jace Pitchford 96 yds on 16 carries, TD; also 51 yds pass & TD. #okpreps
10:08 p.m. End 3Q: Anadarko 49, Weatherford 7. #okpreps
10:09 p.m. Piedmont scores again 28-24! With 0:51 seconds remaining. #okpreps
10:10 p.m. Pass intercepted on final play. Final Vian 22 Hartshorne 15 - Vian wins 2A-6. Good game! #okpreps
10:12 p.m. Being treated to a light-show by Harrah's band as I write the story for Douglass vs. Harrah. Very cool stuff. #okpreps
10:21 p.m. It's over. FINAL: Elgin 34, Piedmont 24. #okpreps
11:02 p.m. Looking at the updated standings, Sequoyah may have a chance to make the playoffs in Week 10. #okpreps
11:03 p.m. A Sequoyah win over Lincoln Chr. would put the Indians, LC & Jay all at 3-3. It would then go to district pts to decide #'s 3 & 4. #okpreps
11:05 p.m. So I misspoke earlier. Jay hasn't quite clinched a playoff spot yet. The Bulldogs need Sequoyah to lose in Week 10. #okpreps


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THIS book appears at the moment of the Second Congress of the Communist International. The revolutionary movement of the proletariat has made, during the months that have passed since the First Congress, a great step forward. The positions of the official, open social-patriots have everywhere been undermined. The ideas of Communism acquire an ever wider extension. Official dogmatised Kautskianism has been gradually compromised. Kautsky himself, within that "Independent" Party which he created, represents to-day a not very authoritative and a fairly ridiculous figure.
None the less, the intellectual struggle in the ranks of the international working class is only now blazing up as it should. If, as we just said, dogmatised Kautskianism is breathing its last days, and the leaders of the intermediate Socialist parties are hastening to renounce it, still Kautskianism as a bourgeois attitude, as a tradition of passivity, as political cowardice, still plays an enormous part in the upper ranks of the working-class organisations of the world, in no way excluding parties tending to the Third International, and even formally adhering to it.
The Independent Party in Germany, which has written on its banner the watchword of the dictatorship of the proletariat, tolerates in its ranks the Kautsky group, all the efforts of which are devoted theoretically to compromise and misrepresent the dictatorship of the proletariat in the shape of its living expression--the Soviet régime. In conditions of civil war, such a form of co-habitation is conceivable only and to such an extent as far and as long as the dictatorship of the proletariat represents for the leaders of the "Independent" Social Democracy a noble aspiration, a vague protest against the open and disgraceful treachery of Noske, Ebert, Scheidemann and others, and --last but not least--a weapon of electoral and parliamentary demagogy.
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