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Pete Hughes took over the Oklahoma Sooners baseball program this season and brought his community service program simply title "19 Ways" with him according to the university. The concept is for the baseball team to contribute to the community in nineteen different and impactful ways. On Thursday, Coach Hughes and his ball club took one step closer to completing their challenge by hosting a "Shave For The Brave" event.
VIDEO: Keach Ballard kicked off #ShaveForTheBrave for @OU_Baseball Monday: http://t.co/5IdifmvqhB | pic.twitter.com/byDJb9cP7W
— Sooner Sports TV (@SoonerSportsTV) March 31, 2014
Hey @OU_Football Cody Thomas might need a new helmet for the Spring Game #ShaveForTheBrave pic.twitter.com/hZaxo2faNs
— Oklahoma Baseball (@OU_Baseball) April 3, 2014
Coach Hughes leaves Rodriguez stranded with a "Costanza" while doing an interview #ShaveForTheBrave pic.twitter.com/UhKNUlLtgr
— Oklahoma Baseball (@OU_Baseball) April 3, 2014
Thanks to everyone who helped contribute to #shaveforthebrave! Thinking of my cousin @Blackhawks1981 the whole time pic.twitter.com/TLX1YWCVdo
— Rob Tasin (@rtaz27) April 4, 2014
Thank you to everyone who supported #Shave4theBrave @OU_Baseball changing lives both on and off the field! #Sooners pic.twitter.com/tKMEUAtPlH
— Adam Choplick (@AdamChoplick) April 4, 2014
With a goal set at $30,000 the Sooner were able to raise $26,407 with "half the proceeds benefiting national childhood cancer research, while the other half will help kids directly at the Oklahoma Children's Hospital." - via Sooner Sports