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    • Women’s College World Series

    Sports

    Texas Softball Coach Advocates for Rotation of Women’s College World Series Locations

    Texas softball coach, Mike White, believes the Women’s College World Series should rotate locations to eliminate the perceived advantage for the Oklahoma program, but acknowledges this change is unlikely during his coaching tenure. The proximity of the WCWS to the Oklahoma campus has raised questions about fairness. Despite White’s desire for rotation, the recently renewed contract ensures the WCWS will stay in Oklahoma City until at least 2035. Oklahoma City has been a softball hub since USA Softball’s relocation in 1966, with top-notch facilities attracting major events like the WCWS.

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    Sports

    2024 NCAA DI Softball Women’s College World Series Underway with Top Contenders

    The 2024 NCAA DI Softball Women’s College World Series is underway, featuring top contenders like Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, and Stanford. Fans can expect fierce clashes as these teams battle it out for the coveted title. Stay tuned for more updates and highlights as the competition heats up on the diamond.

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