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Tulsa World veteran sports columnist Bill Haisten address the latest issues, trends, teams and players making news.

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Undeniable – this Thunder team is the real deal

Saison 4 · Épisode 10

vendredi 5 janvier 2024 • Durée 34:40

In this week’s Bill Haisten Podcast, there is a little talk about OU’s need for better and more physical blocking as it prepares for its move to the SEC. There is a brief look at this weekend’s start of the Big 12 basketball schedule. The star of this podcast, however, is the Oklahoma City Thunder. Through the first 33 games of the NBA season, the Thunder occupies second place in the Western Conference and seems to be a real threat in the postseason. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has solidified his position as one of the five best players in the world.

2023 in Review: OU-Texas and Bedlam, ORU's great year, and, of course, Bixby

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For the Big 12 title, OSU contends with a better version of Texas

Saison 4 · Épisode 9

jeudi 30 novembre 2023 • Durée 27:07

In advance of Saturday’s Oklahoma State-Texas clash in the Big 12 Championship game, Bill Haisten talks with longtime media associate/friend Shawn Clynch. Before returning to his hometown of Austin for a television job and coverage of Texas football, Clynch covered several of Mike Gundy’s OSU teams for an Oklahoma City TV station.

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Bill Haisten: For these 5,000-to-1 Cowboys, every imaginable possibility is on the table

Bill Haisten: For the Presleys, a fun ride at OSU and a baffling season at TU

Bill Haisten: This should happen at OSU – Mike Gundy Field at Boone Pickens Stadium

As other signature sports falter, there is intensified pressure on OSU football

Saison 3 · Épisode 18

lundi 10 juillet 2023 • Durée 13:50

This Bill Haisten Podcast centers on Oklahoma State and the inability in recent years of four signature sports – wrestling, baseball, men’s golf and men’s basketball – to consistently flourish at a national level.

Underachievement in those programs coincides with a university attempt to raise more than $300 million for new facilities, and it doubles the pressure on Cowboy football to remain a winning program.

T. Boone Pickens gives one more gift to OSU: $120 million

Bill Haisten: John Smith’s mission – closing the 99-point gap between Penn State and OSU

The Bill Haisten podcast: The ambitious and aggressive plan that will define the Chad Weiberg era

Bill Haisten: The Oklahoma State plan – ‘unrivaled’ facilities and no debt

With Barry Lewis, a discussion of the Tulsa area’s appetite for great high school football

Saison 3 · Épisode 17

vendredi 26 mai 2023 • Durée 36:19

The Tulsa World’s Bill Haisten and Barry Lewis take a look at the extraordinary high school football culture in the Tulsa area. Also: a quick review of LIV golf and a little Thunder talk.

Bill Haisten: Pillars of strength in Owasso — Blake Cherry, Ryker Haff and the O-line

Collinsville 'out for blood' after last year's early playoff exit

Bill Haisten: Recovering and reloading – Union should contend again in 6AI

Wagoner `back to business' after 'surreal' championship

Bixby is hungry, and versatile Kordell Gouldsby is ready for 'more on his plate'

Like a good neighbor, Matt McCoy delivers a great discussion of OU football

Saison 3 · Épisode 16

lundi 8 mai 2023 • Durée 35:47

Combining his Jenks varsity seasons (1996-98) with the four seasons he played at OU (2000-03), Matt McCoy’s record was 87-9 with three Class 6A titles, two Big 12 titles and the 2000 national championship.

From December 1998: Three-year Jenks starter learned perseverance

From January 1999: Jenks receiver/defensive back Matt McCoy commits to OU

From December 2000: Jenks' next generation keeps title streak alive

From August 2003: Snap, hold, kick: smooth process

From January 2004: Tulsa trio's last hurrah: Kory Klein (Union), Renaldo Works (Booker T. Washington) and Matt McCoy (Jenks) will finish their careers in the Sugar Bowl

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TU’s Rick Dickson discusses the challenges of today’s college athletics and recalls his Hurricane Katrina experience

Saison 3 · Épisode 15

mardi 25 avril 2023 • Durée 58:57

Tulsa native Rick Dickson was a Bishop Kelley and University of Tulsa athlete, the TU athletic director in 1990-94 and the TU athletic director again since 2020. In advance of a big weekend of events for the Golden Hurricane athletic department – the Hall of Fame Weekend – Dickson discusses the state of college athletics and reflects on his personal Hurricane Katrina experience.

Bill Haisten: No more split screen – on a 100% basis, Kevin Wilson belongs to TU

Bill Haisten: TU's Eric Konkol – one year in but back at the starting line

Bill Haisten: Braylin Presley, after one season at OSU, commits to Tulsa and new coach Kevin Wilson

Bill Haisten: 'And Sam's is still next door' — the story of Tulsa legend Henry Primeaux

Voice of the Cowboys Larry Reece reflects on the Eddie Sutton years and the transformation of OSU football

Saison 3 · Épisode 14

mardi 18 avril 2023 • Durée 33:53

As the longtime public-address announcer for the Cowboy football and basketball teams, Larry Reece was courtside for the Eddie Sutton era of greatness at Gallagher-Iba Arena. From his seat in the press box, he witnessed the transformation of Boone Pickens Stadium and OSU football.

From August 2015: Cancer-free Larry Reece steps back into spotlight at the Tulsa Cowboy Caravan

From January 2015: Oklahoma State announcer Larry Reece gets cancer diagnosis, braces for ‘two-month hell ride’

Bill Haisten: Question marks, tough circumstances and an energized Mike Gundy

Bill Haisten: The Oklahoma State plan – ‘unrivaled’ facilities and no debt

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Frank Billings discusses the Cedar Ridge-hosted LIV event involving the suddenly hot Phil Mickelson

Saison 3 · Épisode 13

jeudi 13 avril 2023 • Durée 37:03

Tournament director and longtime Cedar Ridge Country Club member Frank Billings says the May 12-14 LIV event will be a high-energy, great-golf experience for patrons. Included in the field is Phil Mickelson, who hadn’t played very impressively since joining the LIV tour but last week finished second in the Masters.

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Sports Columnist Bill Haisten: Email | Twitter | Follow his stories

High School Sports Editor Barry Lewis: Email | Twitter | Follow his stories

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Jenks’ Keith Riggs revisits the Trojans’ unforgettable, streak-ending victory at Bixby

Saison 3 · Épisode 12

jeudi 6 avril 2023 • Durée 27:21

This week’s Bill Haisten Podcast guests are Jenks coach Keith Riggs and the Tulsa World’s Barry Lewis. Riggs revisits all aspects of the unforgettably historic Jenks-Bixby football game, played on Nov. 3 and televised on ESPN. The Trojans prevailed 38-35, ending Bixby’s state-record winning streak at 58 games.

Jenks ends Bixby's 58-game winning streak behind Jaiden Carroll, Ike Owens

Bill Haisten: Jenks' recovery leads to the Oklahoma Victory of the Year

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Sports Columnist Bill Haisten: Email | Twitter | Follow his stories

High School Sports Editor Barry Lewis: Email | Twitter | Follow his stories

Russell Springmann recruited Kevin Durant to Texas and now takes over at ORU

Saison 3 · Épisode 11

mercredi 29 mars 2023 • Durée 35:30

For the second time in a month, the Oral Roberts head basketball coach is the Bill Haisten Podcast guest. Paul Mills was in that position on March 3. As Mills last week accepted the head-coaching position at Wichita State, his top ORU assistant – Russell Springmann – was promoted to the top job at ORU.

Springmann reflects on ORU’s two recent runs to the NCAA Tournament, on the greatness of Mills as a practice coach and on having discovered a 10th-grader – Kevin Durant – during a basketball event in Maryland. Springmann at that time was on the Texas staff. Before any other big-time program offered a scholarship to Durant, Springmann and Texas did. It worked out pretty well for the Longhorns.

At ORU, Springmann inherits a hot Golden Eagle program that soon will benefit from the Mike Carter Center – one of the more dazzling practice facilities in college basketball.

ORU coach Russell Springmann: 'We will play a brand of basketball that is exciting'

Paul Mills on leaving ORU for Wichita State: 'I'm just so grateful for the opportunity here'

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