Cox announces high school football broadcast schedule

Cox will broadcast 19 high school football games across the state on YurView Oklahoma and stream 10 others online.

Broadcasts begin Friday when Bentonville (Ark.) West travels to Owasso. Cox will also broadcast Midwest City’s game at Bentonville on Saturday.

All games will be shown live on Cox Channel 1333.

Cox is also adding a new element this season. Fans can vote which game Cox will broadcast on Oct. 19, Nov. 1 and Nov. 2.

For Oklahoma City-area games, Steve Marshall will handle play-by-play duties, and former Oklahoma State player Deion Imade returns as the analyst. In the Tulsa area, Nathan Thompson and Mike Ziegenhorn will split play-by-play duties. Ziegenhorn and Rod Thompson will also split the analyst role throughout the season.

Here is a list of the broadcast schedule on Channel 1333:

Aug. 24: Bentonville (Ark.) West at Owasso

Aug. 25: Midwest City at Bentonville (Ark.)

Aug. 30: Deer Creek at Southmoore

Aug. 31: Owasso at Fayetteville (Ark.)

Sept. 7: Tulsa Union at Jenks

Sept. 14: Norman at Moore

Sept. 20: Edmond Santa Fe at Edmond Memorial

Sept. 21: Owasso at Tulsa Union

Sept. 27: Edmond Memorial at Westmoore

Sept. 28: Tulsa Washington at Bixby

Oct. 5: Westmoore at Broken Arrow

Oct. 11: Putnam North at Norman North

Oct. 12: TBA. Fans’ choice.

Oct. 18: Bixby at Sand Springs

Oct. 19: TBA. Fans’ choice.

Oct. 25: Broken Arrow at Edmond Memorial

Oct. 26: Jenks at Edmond Santa Fe

Nov. 1: TBA. Fans’ choice.

Nov. 2: TBA. Fans’ choice. Here is the schedule for YurView.com:

Aug. 24: Lindsay at Pauls Valley

Aug. 31: Kingfisher at

Tuttle*

Sept. 7: Ada at Noble

Sept. 14: Douglass at John Marshall*

Sept. 21: Blanchard at Bethany

Sept. 28: Tulsa Union at Mustang

Oct. 5: Stillwater at Choctaw

Oct. 12: Tecumseh at Harrah

Oct. 18: Tuttle at Blanchard

Oct. 26: Okemah at Jones* *Scheduled broadcast is tentative

Edmond Santa Fe’s Love commits to Charlotte

As the season nears, Edmond Santa Fe defensive back Kamron Love can enter with a peace of mind about his future.

Love committed to Charlotte on Sunday afternoon, a decision he announced on his Twitter page.

Love is a 5-foot-11, 150pound senior who had 60 tackles and four interceptions as a junior. For his career, he’s record 69 tackles and five interceptions.

He is also the son of former Oklahoma State and John Marshall wide receiver Sean Love.

Kamron chose Charlotte over offers from Arkansas Pine Bluff, Howard, Indiana State and Navy. He is ranked No. 29 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 rankings of the state’s top college recruits in the 2019 class.

Love is the latest Santa Fe player to commit. Senior offensive lineman Rey Burnett recently committed to Houston Baptist. Star defensive end and linebacker Trace Ford will choose between Arizona State, Arkansas, Baylor, California, Florida State, Harvard, OSU and Oregon on Aug. 31.

Harrah’s Roberson back at RB

Harrah junior Jeff Roberson just wants to make the playoffs.

After a 2-8 season, Roberson is willing to do anything to make that happen. That starts with moving back to running back in the Panthers’ new Veer scheme.

“I’m back to running back and a lot more comfortable,” Roberson said.

Roberson, the younger brother of Oklahoma offensive lineman Logan Roberson, spent last season at quarterback. He passed for 541 yards and just three touchdowns while throwing 10 interceptions. But he still ran the ball well, rushing for 763 yards and eight TDs.

Harrah opens the season at Anadarko on Friday.

“We just want to make the playoffs this year and have a lot better year than last year,” Roberson said.

NATE BILLINGS, THE OKLAHOMAN] [PHOTO BY Edmond North’s Jacee Minter hits an RBI single during the fifth inning of Monday’s softball game at Deer Creek.

[PHOTO BY NATE BILLINGS, THE OKLAHOMAN] Deer Creek’s Macy Stockton makes a diving catch for an out during Monday’s softball game against Edmond North at Deer Creek High School.