Kyle Bush is on a roll! Busch won his fourth race of the season and third out of the last five, taking the Best Buy 400. Busch dominated the second half of the race and finished well ahead of second place finisher Carl Edwards. Greg Biffle ran third with Matt Kenseth fourth and Jeff Gordon fifth. Busch leads the points race, you can check it out here.

It's here and you can't look away! It's the sport that is rolling over all the rest!

As if the Major Leagues need more money, wait til you get a load of this!

So you think you have a problem with your little league team? Have you ever heard of being too good to play? This young lady ran into that, take a look!

The Tulsa Talons take their unbeaten record into the second half of the AF2 season as they hit the road to take on Bossier-Shreveport. The Talons remain #1 in the coaches poll, a place they have occupied all season but will more than likely face their greatest challenge when they face the Battlewings. The game is at 7:00 Saturday night with the pre-game at 6:30 on Newstalk 740, KRMG.

The Owasso Rams are in the 6A baseball finals so often, they might as well just leave the name on the dugout. Owasso made their 11th finals trip in the last 12 years and won their seventh title with a 5-2 win over Moore Tuesday night in Norman. The Rams didn't make it easy on themselves with four turnovers but Brian Flynn allowed just two runs over six innings to help get the win.

The Rams aren't the only team to bring home a big trophy. Bixby endured a three hour rain delay and then a bus ride before beating Chickasha 2-0 to win the 5A title. The Spartans and Fighting Chicks were about to get underway in Shawnee when the rain started. After the long delay, OSSAA officials decided to load everyone up and head to Norman to play. The teams began just before 10:00 p.m. and the Spartans Ryan Furlong threw a complete-game, four-hit shutout. It's the first baseball title for Bixby in 30 year!

Oklahoma had three players named to the pre-season Nagurski List. Sooner defenders Auston English, DeMarcus Granger, and Nic Harris are among the 88 players who could be named get trophy as the best defensive player in college football. .

The good news for the University of Tulsa has to do with a transfer. G.J Kinne has left Texas and signed with TU after a season in Austin. Kinne is a 6'1, 220 pound right hander who was fourth on the Longhorns depth chart before he decided o move on. Kinne was a two time Texas class 3A offensive player of the year and threw 47 touchdown passes as a senior with only one interception. Tulsa head coach Todd Graham compares Kinne to for Hurricane star Paul Smith. Kinne will sit out 2008 and have three years of eligibility beginning in 2009.

Annika Sorenstam shocked everyone Tuesday when she announced that she will retire from competitive golf at the end of this LPGA year. Sorenstam was nearly unrivaled for several years on the LPGA tour but has decided to spend more time on other ventures including her upcoming marriage. Read the story and leave your thoughts below as golf says goodbye to one of the most dominant athletes of her time.

The Kentucky Derby was both glorious and tragic Saturday. Derby favorite Big Brown won the race and Tulsa horse Denis of Cork ran a magnificent third. But the runner up, filly Eight Belles had to be euthanized after breaking both front ankles. Read about the triumph, and the tragedy that was the 134th Run for the Roses.

The College Football Hall of Fame grew on Thursday and it included a good group of local names. Former OSU star Thurman Thomas, former TU head coach John Cooper and Henryetta's Troy Aikman were three of the latest class. Also inducted were former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz, Florida linebacker Wilbur Marshall, and Wyoming tight end Jay Novacek. See the story and all the names here and leave your memories and thoughts about these guys below.