OKC opened the season by beating the Spurs, the team that ended last year's run. With 12 Oklahoma CLE hours due December 31, here's how to fit CLE around game night.
Five months ago, the Spurs ended the Thunder's season with a Game 7 win in OKC. This season's opening night rematch went the other way. Thunder beat San Antonio, the defending Western Conference champions, 116-104.
The Thunder are back. So is the stretch of the year when Oklahoma lawyers look up and realize December 31 is closer than it seemed.
Oklahoma requires 12 hours of CLE every year, including 2 hours of ethics, and the year ends December 31. (Need the details? See our [Oklahoma MCLE requirements guide].) Our courses are on demand, broken into short chapters, and the player remembers where you stopped. That makes them easy to fit around a game:
One thing we won't suggest: running a CLE in the background while the game is on. You certify that you completed the course, and the credit assumes you were actually watching. Pause the course, watch the fourth quarter, and come back to it. Both deserve your full attention.
We have been here before. Earlier this year we wrote about [the playoff energy in Oklahoma City], and over the summer about [what to do once the U.S. was out of the World Cup]. Seasons end. The December 31 deadline doesn't move.
Ready to finish your year? Browse our [Oklahoma CLE courses].