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Oklahoma AD Joe Castiglione to retire: Longest-tenured athletics head ushered in golden era for Sooners
Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione, who has led the Sooners since 1998, will retire from his full-time responsibilities during the upcoming school year, the university announced Monday. Castiglione and other members of Oklahoma's administration will hold a news conference Tuesday.
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