Alva Review-Courier -

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Whether it's Oklahoma's celebrations for anything from a spectacular defensive play to drawing a walk or Tennessee's players showering teammates with fake money in the dugout after a home run, the energy around the sport beyond the play has drawn considerable attention at this year's Women's College World Series.

Part of it is by design. Last July, the NCAA Division I softball committee removed a restriction on dugout props during NCAA Tournament play. That allowed Stanford's pink cowboy hats, Tennessee's money and Oklahoma State's stick horse, Bullet, into the World Serie...