Yukons Worst

Pay Attenetion The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals grants a stay this is going to be tied up in court for months.

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We will enjoy our 3.

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WoW 3 really omg.

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I'll just go to the Arbuckle fried pies in OKC on NW 50th and Portland.

It's Jamelle Holieway replaced Troy Aikman after he broke his ankle and won the 1985 National Championship.

Please tell all these people to stop moving here we're full.

Oklahoma is widely recognized as having the most diverse terrain and environments per square mile in the United States.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, the state contains 12 distinct Level III ecoregions, the highest number per square mile of any state in the nation.

This diversity allows visitors to experience a vast range of landscapes within short distances, including:
Rocky Mountain foothills and sand dunes in the Panhandle (Western High Plains and Southwestern Tablelands).
Tallgrass prairies in north-central Oklahoma (Tallgrass Prairie ecoregion).
Forested mountains in the east (Ozark Highlands, Ozark Forest, and Ouachita Mountains).
Cypress swamps and subtropical forests in the southeastern corner.
Oak savannahs and hardwood forests in the central and eastern regions.



BLACK MESA


BEAVERS BEND

LITTLE SAHARA

TENKILLER

TURNER FALLS

WICHITA MOUNTAINS

OKC




GOO GOBBLER

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Oklahoma not surprising


They only threw it 10 times a game..

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Complete List: Top All-Time Team Passing Yards (FBS)
The following programs have accumulated the most passing yards in NCAA Division I FBS history. BYU remains the undisputed leader, having been the first to surpass the 200,000-yard mark.
Rank Team Estimated All-Time Yards Key Context
1 BYU ~205,000+ Led by the LaVell Edwards era; first to 200k.
2 Washington State ~186,000+ Mike Leach's "Air Raid" tenure propelled them to #2.
3 Florida State ~185,000+ Consistent high-level production since the 1980s.
4 Texas Tech ~183,000+ Another "Air Raid" powerhouse; high volume since 1990s.
5 Houston ~177,000+ Home to individual record holder Case Keenum.
6 San Jose State ~175,500+ Consistent passing offense in the WAC/MW.
7 Miami (FL) ~173,000+ Pro-style offenses producing NFL QBs for decades.
8 USC ~172,700+ High efficiency; many Heisman winners.
9 UCLA ~171,000+ Strong passing tradition in the Pac-12/Big Ten.
10 Florida ~170,000+ SEC leader; balanced but high-volume history.
11 Oregon ~168,000+ Rapid rise due to uptempo offenses (2000s–present).
12 Arizona ~167,000+ Long history of pass-first schemes.
13 Stanford ~165,000+ Consistent production across eras.
14 California ~164,000+ Similar trajectory to Stanford; high volume.
15 Oklahoma ~163,000+ High-powered offenses in the Big 12 era.
16 LSU ~160,000+ SEC powerhouse; recent surge in passing stats.
17 Georgia ~158,000+ Traditionally run-heavy but massive recent volume.
18 Alabama ~157,000+ Efficient high-level QB play in the Saban/Post-Saban era.
19 Michigan ~155,000+ Large total due to program longevity, despite run-heavy eras.
20 Ohio State ~154,000+ Consistent NFL QB development; high volume recently.

With the new 5 year rule and no red shirting we'll have to wait and see.

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queer as a $2 bill

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It's $3 dollar bill you Queer.