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The OSU Pipe Band, a group of bagpipe players, plays “Amazing Grace” before Stillwater Mayor Gina Noble spoke Tuesday night. Photos of each victim appeared on the screens around Gallagher-Iba Arena while the song was played.

A man and woman hold hands at the memorial. The memorial honored everyone affected by the homecoming parade crash.

Counselors were stationed around Gallagher-Iba Arena during the memorial for those who needed their services Tuesday night.

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Leaders unite community at memorial

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OSU President Burns Hargis bows his head at the benefit concert. Burns, along with other Stillwater and OSU leaders, spoke during the memorial.

Corey Kent White, an OSU student and former NBC’s “The Voice” contestant, sings during a benefit concert after the memorial Tuesday night.

The cheers and applause that normally invite loyal Oklahoma State fans into Gallagher-Iba Arena were replaced by the melancholy sounds of the OSU orchestra Tuesday night.

OSU students, faculty and members of the Stillwater community attended a memorial for those who lost their lives at the homecoming parade on Oct. 24.

The City of Stillwater and OSU hosted the event in memory of the four victims who died: Nash Lucas, Nikita Prabhakar Nakal, Bonnie Stone and Marvin Stone.

Matt Mills, campus minister for Stillwater Church of Christ and president of the Interfaith Council at

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OSU, welcomed the audience to the memorial and gave a speech honoring the lives lost and thanked the first responders. Mills lead the audience in the Lord’s Prayer.

Afterward, there was a moment of silence for the victims.

“It’s been 10 days since we first heard ‘Stillwater Strong,’ and through our pain and grief we have become Stillwater Strong,” said Gina Noble, mayor of Stillwater. “The past 10 days remind us to live and love in the moment. There are no guarantees that life will be the same tomorrow.”

Noble and OSU President Burn Hargis thanked each first response group and honored the family members of the victims.

Hargis gave an update on the conditions of the hospitalized survivors as well as a brief but moving speech. Todd Lamb, Lt. Gov. of Oklahoma and OSU alumnus, spoke of the Cowboy spirit and how the OSU and Stillwater community will persevere through the tragedy.

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Cowboy spirit, the OSU alma mater, ended the memorial service.

Diana Ting, a nutritional sciences sophomore, said she thought the ceremony was beautiful.

“It wasn’t upsetting and did a great job of honoring the victims and all of those that responded so quickly to those that needed help,” Ting said. “There was an overwhelming sense of unity in the arena, and it really did feel like all of us were healing from that morning together. It’s times like these that remind us we truly are never alone.”

After the memorial, Corey Kent White, former “The Voice” contestant and OSU senior, along with two other performers, hosted a benefit concert at Gallagher-Iba. OSU graduate James Price wrote and performed the song “There is a Light,” and OSU student Roy Cruz showcased “Stillwater Strong.” The Stillwater Strong Fund, which was established by the Stillwater Medical Center Foundation, took donations for the victims. news@ocolly.com

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Notebook: Seales to return Saturday after DUI D e k o ta Gregory S po rt s Re p o rt e r @ d e k o ta g r e g o r y

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy announced Monday that receiver Jhajuan Seales will return to action against TCU on Saturday.

Seales was suspended for the Texas Tech game after being arrested early Oct. 24 on suspicion of operating a motor vehicle while having a blood or breath alcohol content of at or more than .08 and transporting an open container of an intoxicating beverage. “(He) made a poor decision,” Gundy said.

Seales has 12 catches this season for 164 yards and a touchdown.

He also received a one-game suspension last season after being arrested on a public intoxication complaint after falling asleep in a Whataburger drivethru.

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coming to town to set up a matchup between two unbeaten teams Saturday, many OSU fans were hoping for a visit from ESPN’s College GameDay. Instead of filming the morning show in Stillwater, ESPN will be headed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the Crimson TideLSU game. Although fans are disappointed with the decision, OSU players aren’t feeling left out.

“To be honest, I could care less,” defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah said. “I don’t really care if GameDay comes.

We’re just happy to play a great game that we’re about to play Saturday.”

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TCU will bring the second-best offense in the country to Stillwater thanks to its quarterback and Heisman Trophy hopeful Trevone Boykin. Boykin has thrown for 2,927 yards and 28 touchdowns this season. His 388.4 passing yards a game leads the Big 12, and he also leads the conference in total offense.

“If there’s a more dynamic player out there in college football, I haven’t seen it,” Gundy said. “… Our guys will have a plan, and we’ll

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play extremely hard and chase the ball. I think that’s just as important as anything in trying to slow their offense down.”

No place like home

OSU’s game against TCU will be the Cowboys’ first of three highly anticipated home games during November. All three teams visiting Boone Pickens Stadium this month are ranked in the top 15 and have a combined 23-1 record, with OklaCollin McCarthy/O’COLLY Cowboy receiver Jhajuan Seales will play Saturday against TCU after receiving a onehoma being the only game suspension for his DUI arrest. “(He) made a terrible decision,” Mike Gundy said. team with a loss. No. 3 Baylor is also undefeated and will travel to Stillwater on Nov. 21.

“Our fans have done an awesome job bringing noise and excitement to our stadium,” quarterback Mason Rudolph said. “(NoJoin Downtown Stillwater vember’s) gonna be and OSU Athletics for something we look for• 11/6 - Welcome TCU OSU Football Friday ward to. Each week, it’s • 11/20 - Welcome Baylor Night Pre-Game Parties gonna be fun to play.”

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Cowgirls face top-seeded West Virginia in Big 12 Tournament

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With the regular season in the rearview mirror, Oklahoma State faces a formidable task as it heads into the conference tournament.

OSU (9-8-2, 2-4-2 Big 12) finished eighth out of nine teams in the Big 12 and will face No. 1 seed West Virginia (151-1, 6-0-1) at 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday in Kansas City, Missouri.

Ranked second nationally, WVU heads into the game having not lost since dropping its second regular-season game against Virginia Tech on Aug. 23.

In the regular-season matchup between the Cowgirls and Mountaineers, OSU played one

of its best games of the season, taking WVU to overtime in Stillwater before falling 2-1 on Oct. 23.

In OSU’s final regularseason match, it was physically outplayed in the second half against Oklahoma and will have to improve its physicality to keep its season alive.

“We matched them pretty well last time,” OSU coach Colin Carmichael said. “We’re going to have to play harder, defend better and be mentally tougher. … Tougher

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