OKLAHOMA CITY —
FOX Sports Oklahoma and Cox Communications will combine to televise and webcast OSSAA boys and girls basketball state championship games beginning this week.
Coverage tips off with this weekend’s Class A and Class B boys and girls championships from the Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. Title games on Saturday, March 2 will be streamed on FoxSportsOklahoma.com. Cox Communications will webcast quarterfinal and semifinal games played at the Fairgrounds on Thursday, Feb. 28 and Friday, March 1.
Boys and girls Class 6A and Class 5A championships on Saturday, March 9 from the Mabee Center in Tulsa will be televised exclusively on the Cox Channel, which is available to Cox Communications customers on channels 3 and 703.
Class 4A-2A boys and girls state title games from the Fairgrounds on Saturday, March 9 will be shown on FOX Sports Oklahoma Plus due to overlap Big 12 women’s basketball tournament games on FOX Sports Oklahoma.
FOX Sports Oklahoma Plus, a channel used to simultaneously show multiple events, is available to all video providers in the state that carry FOX Sports Oklahoma.
Steve Marshall (play-by-play) and Rod Thompson (analyst) will call the games from the Fairgrounds, while Mike Wolfe (play-by-play) and JV Haney (analyst) form the announcing team for games at the Mabee Center.
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