Good morning, Norman.

At an OU playoff tailgate earlier this month, a group of fans danced with 19-year-old Mason Teague, making him feel seen during his recovery after an AVM rupture.

His family said the heartwarming moment, which has over 1.6 million views online, represents a step from surviving to truly living.

Das Boot Camp Restaurant & Bar (closing today after 13 years on Main Street) will end service due to health concerns, as owner Andy Gmeiner explained.

Royal Bavaria Brewery will remain open to serve local patrons.

Former OU graduate teaching assistant Mel Curth has filed an appeal after being removed for alleged grading bias when a student used the Bible in classwork (attorney Brittany Stewart said legal options are under review).

OU continues to examine new evidence in the investigation.

The OKC Thunder host the Trail Blazers today at Paycom Center at 7 p.m. CST, though key players (Isaiah Hartenstein and Jrue Holiday) are sidelined by injuries.

Oklahoma beat Mississippi Valley State 93-69 Monday night at home to finish nonconference play; redshirt freshman Atak scored a career-high 24 points (with six 3-pointers) and junior Brown added 22 points and five assists as the Sooners (10-3) prepare to host Ole Miss Jan.

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Winter WONderland Championship Celebration

5:15-7:15 p.m. — Lloyd Noble Center — Ticketed event — Experience the excitement of women's gymnastics with a festive championship theme.

Center for Children and Families Event

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Center For Children and Families, Inc. — Free entry — A community event providing resources and support for children and families.