Retiring Joe Castiglione has shown loyalty to OU for nearly three decades, even turning down a big job offer two months ago.

Officials said the decision was triggered by financial problems and contractual disagreements that have troubled the state’s ...

The news comes a year after county commissioners took over operations of the troubled facility and hired a former Department ...

Joe Castiglione, left, and former Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops listen as OU President David Boren announces his ...

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OU won't be lacking for candidates and expects a diverse pool as the school searches to replace Joe Castiglione.

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Castiglione was the longest-tenured AD in major college sports. He is entering his 28th season at OU — a span that has seen ...

Policy watchers and policy makers point out the state superintendent has no legal authority to mandate local funds be spent ...