Roy Cooper earned a degree in agricultural journalism at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in 1977. Perhaps his writing skills, combined with his riding skills, helped him rewrite the rodeo ...

Rodeo cowboy legend and Eight-time world champion Roy Cooper passed away at the age of 69 on Tuesday in North Texas.

Roper had previously worked with the budding wrestlers from the University of Northern Iowa. The official X page of Cowboy RTC uploaded a video recently about Roper's experience as the new director.

David Taylor reacts to Lee Roper joining the Cowboy Regional Training Center as executive director and senior coach [Image Source : Getty] Wrestler turned coach David Taylor shared his thoughts as ...

April is National Poetry Month. It's also calving season, you know, when cows give birth to their babies. Apparently, someone ...

Roy Cooper “was the equivalent of Michael Jordan in our world” one friend said about the calf roping champion.

Known as "The Super Looper" for his skills as a calf roper, he was an eight-time professional Rodeo Cowboy Association World Champion and was the first rodeo cowboy to earn more than $1 million in ...

Rodeo legend Roy Cooper was found dead Tuesday night after his home on County Road 3051 near Decatur was destroyed in a fire.

Roy Cooper, best known as the Super Looper, died April 29 after a fire broke out at his home in Decatur, Texas.

Jury deliberation began Friday after a two-week trial in Whatcom County Superior Court in the case of a Seattle man accused ...

UNI’s Roper joins OSU RTC staffAccording to multiple sources, Oklahoma State’s Cowboy RTC (Regional Training Center) has announced the hiring of Lee Roper as its new Executive Director and ...