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Undeniable – this Thunder team is the real deal05 Jan 202400:34:40

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.

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Bill Haisten: Way ahead of schedule – SGA and the young, red-hot Thunder

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 Texas30 Nov 202300:27:07

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: Unfortunately for OSU, this Texas is a better version of Texas

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

Bill Haisten: The Cowboy mission – avoiding another ‘yeah, but . . . ’ football finish

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As other signature sports falter, there is intensified pressure on OSU football10 Jul 202300:13:50
With Barry Lewis, a discussion of the Tulsa area’s appetite for great high school football26 May 202300:36:19
Like a good neighbor, Matt McCoy delivers a great discussion of OU football08 May 202300:35:47
TU’s Rick Dickson discusses the challenges of today’s college athletics and recalls his Hurricane Katrina experience25 Apr 202300:58:57
Voice of the Cowboys Larry Reece reflects on the Eddie Sutton years and the transformation of OSU football18 Apr 202300:33:53

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.

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Bill Haisten: OSU’s new standard — 75 consecutive football games of 50,000 tickets sold

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 Mickelson13 Apr 202300:37:03

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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Bill Haisten: Here’s hoping Phil Mickelson brings this level of play to Broken Arrow

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Jenks’ Keith Riggs revisits the Trojans’ unforgettable, streak-ending victory at Bixby06 Apr 202300:27:21

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.

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Bill Haisten: With guts and a 357-yard run game, Jenks shocks Bixby and ends the streak

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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Russell Springmann recruited Kevin Durant to Texas and now takes over at ORU29 Mar 202300:35:30

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.

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Bill Haisten: ORU names Russell Springmann as head coach — shades of 1997

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'

Russell Springmann on promotion to ORU head coach: 'This is a new beginning'

Throwback Tulsa: ORU earns Sweet 16 berth by defeating Florida two years ago

Bill Haisten: Proactive ORU wants to keep Paul Mills for '20 more years’

Paul Mills: ORU's 30-win season 'will fuel us moving forward'

Throwback Tulsa: When ORU hosted the NCAA Tournament in 1974

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Remember when TU basketball was great? A talk with Eric Coley23 Mar 202300:39:54

This week’s Bill Haisten Podcast guest is Eric Coley – the best player on the best team in University of Tulsa basketball history. In 2000, Coley and the 32-win Golden Hurricane advanced to the Elite Eight level of the NCAA Tournament. With a chance to roll to the Final Four, TU was beaten 59-55 by the Tar Heels. If Coley hadn’t been in foul trouble, Bill Self’s final Tulsa team probably would have advanced to the Final Four.

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Bill Haisten: TU’s best team ever – Bill Self’s 32-win Hurricane that nearly crashed the Final Four

Bill Haisten: Legends return for a TU win and a look at TU’s worst attendance in 42 years

When TU was Elite

Gallery: A look back at TU's Elite Eight run in 2000

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Owasso basketball's coach Brian Montonati; freshman Jalen Montonati07 Mar 202300:29:32

"This speaks to the resiliency of the kids": Owasso had a 3-6 start to this season, with a difficult holiday season with illness, but now have a berth in the 6A state tournament. In this week's episode, Bill Haisten hosts Rams basketball coach Brian Montonati and his freshman son, Jalen Montonati. The two talk about the season's turnaround; the son-father dynamic; which programs are recruiting Jalen (Coach once played for Eddie Sutton at Oklahoma State) and more.

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Bill Haisten: As Owasso prevails in a classic, Broken Arrow loses its perfect record

Owasso's victory over BTW caps rough night for 6A East boys regional hosts

High school basketball: 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A state tournament pairings, schedule

Bill Haisten: David Castillo goes for 37, but Brandon Mann and Owasso advance

Bill Haisten: A 37-point/MVP statement by Owasso freshman Jalen Montonati

Jalen Montonati leads Rams to Bill Hanson Memorial Tournament title in Kansas

Bill Haisten: OSU flurry – Dow's decision, a Montonati offer and a 12:01 a.m. house call

Bill Haisten: Owasso’s Fab Four includes destined-for-greatness freshman Jalen Montonati

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With Jerry Ostroski, topics range from Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift to TU's Kirk Francis16 Nov 202300:32:39

This week's Bill Haisten Podcast guest is former University of Tulsa All-American Jerry Ostroski, who spent nine seasons on the Buffalo Bills' offensive line and now is the father of TU defensive end Owen Ostroski. Jerry and Bill discuss their picks on Person of the Year in the NFL and in college football. Also discussed: TU freshman QB Kirk Francis' stunning, 345-yard passing performance.

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From June 2002: Livin' large

From November 1991: TU's Ostroski blocks way onto All-American squad

From June 2004: Ostroski gives TU strength

From February 2009: 'Jerry-O': From player to fan to Hall of Fame

From December 2013: Former TU, Bills lineman talks cold-weather impact

From November 2017: Bill Haisten: For the Ostroskis, a once-in-a-lifetime season at Holland Hall

From July 2018: Bill Haisten: Recovering from a big surgery, Jerry Ostroski has ‘absolutely no regrets’

From September 2018: Bill Haisten: A stunning Tuesday for Jerry Ostroski, whose TU jersey will be retired

From April 2019: Former Hurricane All-American Jerry Ostroski gets job at TU

From September 2020: Bill Haisten: His dad is synonymous with Tulsa football, but Army commit Owen Ostroski wasn’t recruited by TU

From January 2021: Holland Hall defensive end Owen Ostroski commits to TU

From January 2022: Jerry Ostroski lends pain, perspective to Buffalo's heartbreak in Kansas City as only an ex-Bill can

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The ambitious and aggressive plan that will define the Chad Weiberg era28 Feb 202300:19:27

In this week's episode, Bill and Dean Ruhl discuss OSU's master facilities plan, at a cost of $325 million, that includes a new softball stadium, an indoor track facility and Gallagher-Iba expansions and more.

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

OSU announces $325 million athletics master plan that includes new softball stadium, indoor track facility and Gallagher-Iba expansions

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Retention is the same as recruiting23 Feb 202300:35:48

OSU beat writer Dean Ruhl joins Bill this week to talk OSU football. The Cowboys were hit hard by the transfer portal, but also gained some talented players from the portal. Now that the portal has been closed a while, what does the Cowboys' roster look like?

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Bill Haisten: Holgorsen, Knowles, Monken and Wickline – and, ultimately, Bryan Nardo?

Bill Haisten: UCLA’s Charles O’Bannon – a famous opponent now coaches at Holland Hall

Barry Switzer ‘concerned’ about OU football’s move to the SEC

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ORU basketball coach Paul Mills compares this team to the 2021 Sweet 16 squad and more15 Feb 202300:42:23

"I like my guys. I enjoy being around them, and we want to stretch this out as long as possible." Hard to believe it is Paul Mills' sixth year as ORU's head men's basketball coach. Could the Golden Eagles top their 2021 Sweet Sixteen season? ORU is currently No. 37 in NET rankings. Coach Mills looks ahead to the Summit League tournament; his deep knowledge of both bible verses and rap lyrics; Max Abmas ("I want these guys to go to the NBA"); potentially getting an at-large NCAA tournament bid ("I don't want to be penalized because we're poor.") and more.

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ORU rewrites record book in 50-point rout over South Dakota

Bill Haisten: Paul Mills-Max Abmas partnership takes ORU to a very good place

Capitalizing on Sweet Sixteen run, ORU to dedicate new Mike Carter Athletic Center in April

Max Abmas sinks half-court shot as time expires to extend ORU's winning streak to 10

Max Abmas reaches milestone in ORU's victory over Liberty

Max Abmas recharged after eventful summer

Bill Haisten: ORU's dazzling work in progress — the Mike Carter Athletic Center

Max Abmas pulls out of NBA Draft, to return to ORU

Bill Haisten: Before he retires, a review of Mike Carter’s difference-making run at ORU

Bill Haisten: What a game and what a run for ORU, the NCAA Tournament’s most interesting team

Bill Haisten: The challenge for ORU – to capitalize on this momentum and sell more tickets

Photos: Our favorite images from the memorable 2020-21 ORU season

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How do you handle being No. 1? Broken Arrow basketball coach Beau Wallace talks 15-0 start and more30 Jan 202300:28:07

Last week, the Broken Arrow Tigers improved to 15-0 overall and 7-0 in the Frontier — after defeating Bixby 64-57. In this week's episode, Bill talks to Broken Arrow basketball coach Beau Wallace about how he approaches coaching his undefeated team; 6-5 standout sophomore DJ Howell; memories of the 1997 season and tournament; the potential to win a state title as a player and coach at Broken Arrow; and more.

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From the archives: Remembering the 1997 Tigers

From March 1997: BA Belt-s Memorial for First Title

DJ Howell leads Broken Arrow past Bixby in Frontier showdown

Boys basketball: Notes, rankings, games and players to watch for Jan. 23

Bill Haisten: Broken Arrow embraces the pressure of wearing the No. 1 ranking

OSSAA board shoots down basketball shot clock; looks at private-public changes

Broken Arrow boys, Sand Springs girls win Bishop Kelley Invitational

Bill Haisten: Union’s Big E – 7-foot Erik Madrid is a great kid and an intriguing athlete

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Former Buffalo Bills OL and TU All-American Jerry Ostroski24 Jan 202300:37:53

"I don't feel 102 starts; I feel playing football from the age of being in seventh grade all the way until I was 32." In this week's episode, Bill talks to former TU All-American and Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Jerry Ostroski. He talks about the NFL postseason; the difference from playing in the pros now and then (and how he dealt with injuries); remembering the 10-win TU season in 1991 (the only team in Oklahoma to achieve 10 wins that season) and more.

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From June 2002: Livin' large

From November 1991: TU's Ostroski blocks way onto All-American squad

From June 2004: Ostroski gives TU strength

From February 2009: 'Jerry-O': From player to fan to Hall of Fame

From December 2013: Former TU, Bills lineman talks cold-weather impact

From November 2017: Bill Haisten: For the Ostroskis, a once-in-a-lifetime season at Holland Hall

From July 2018: Bill Haisten: Recovering from a big surgery, Jerry Ostroski has ‘absolutely no regrets’

From September 2018: Bill Haisten: A stunning Tuesday for Jerry Ostroski, whose TU jersey will be retired

From April 2019: Former Hurricane All-American Jerry Ostroski gets job at TU

From September 2020: Bill Haisten: His dad is synonymous with Tulsa football, but Army commit Owen Ostroski wasn’t recruited by TU

From January 2021: Holland Hall defensive end Owen Ostroski commits to TU

From January 2022: Jerry Ostroski lends pain, perspective to Buffalo's heartbreak in Kansas City as only an ex-Bill can

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Bixby's Loren Montgomery on high school football's offseason; the move to 6AI; Braylin Presley at TU and more17 Jan 202300:47:28

In this week's episode, Bill talks to Bixby High School football coach Loren Montgomery. What happens in the high school football offseason? How did the Spartans program approach moving up to 6AI before last season (where they ultimately won the state championship)? What does he think is the best way to maximize Braylin Presley's potential at TU? What do Coach Montgomery and his players remember from the 58-game winning streak?

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

Bill Haisten: Warning – Bixby now on course to have great facilities, too

Bill Haisten: The Bixby machine does it again, adding to its stack of milestones

Bill Haisten: Almost unbelievable – the Bixby dynasty’s retention of coordinators

Connor Kirby leads Bixby's 69-6 rout over Owasso for title

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Dean Blevins on 'pretty troubling' OSU QB situation; OU needing 'solid guys' on DL and more09 Jan 202300:22:17

In this week's episode, Bill talks to former Oklahoma Sooners quarterback and OKC-KWTV Sports Director Dean Blevins. Topics include OU and OSU in the transfer portal era of college football: Is Oklahoma State a top-15 program, or just barely hanging on? Why can't OU find more "solid guys" on the defensive line? How will the Dallas Cowboys fare in the NFL playoffs? Plus, an update on the Oklahoma City Thunder

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Bill Haisten: OSU’s king of patience, Brandon Weeden, says college football is broken

Bill Haisten: Expecting an eventful first month of Mike Gundy’s 33rd OSU offseason

Bill Haisten: As Georgia repeats, an opportunity for OU fans to study SEC standards

Full NFL playoff picture: Eagles land bye, Dolphins snag wild card

Thunder sets OKC scoring record in 150-117 blowout of Celtics

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New TU head football coach Kevin Wilson only sought job 'worth leaving Ohio State'03 Jan 202300:23:49

"It wasn't like I had to leave or needed to leave or really want to leave," new Tulsa head football coach Kevin Wilson said on the transition from being Ohio State's offensive coordinator. In this week's episode, Bill and Kelly talk with Coach Kevin Wilson about what made the TU job "worth leaving Ohio State," plus priorities on hiring his coaching staff; the transfer portal and more.

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Kevin Wilson to hire Matt Guerrieri as TU's defensive coordinator

New TU coach Kevin Wilson preparing for Ohio State playoff game

TU and the transfer portal: A look at who the Hurricane lost, gained and held onto

TU Sports Extra podcast: Braylin Presley, Braylon Braxton and other early Kevin Wilson successes

A look at OU, OSU and TU football transfers announced during the offseason

TU running back Deneric Prince declares for NFL draft

TU signing day: Breaking down the eight players added

Bill Haisten: TU's local movement starts to really roll with two Union commits

New coach Kevin Wilson brings reputation of developing players to TU

New TU coach Kevin Wilson making academics a priority

TU Sports Extra podcast: Kevin Wilson first impressions

Unique resume as 'proven winner' brought Kevin Wilson to TU

A look at the TU search that ended with Kevin Wilson

Sports Writer Kelly Hines' most memorable stories of 2022

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Silly season continues08 Dec 202200:38:25

In this week's episode, TU gets a new coach with a familiar name. Guerin explains why this is a leap of faith for the coach and the school. OSU is getting hit hard by the transfer portal. What does that mean for Mike Gundy moving forward? Plus, Bill reflects on the remarkable Bixby program and the craziness of Wagoner winning Class 4A.

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Guerin Emig: TU football future hinges on new coach navigating new-looking conference

Guerin Emig: Kevin Wilson scores first win as TU coach with Braylon Braxton's return

Guerin Emig: This portal season should prompt Mike Gundy to reconsider some things, ask important first question: What can I/we do?

Bill Haisten: For Oklahoma’s best back, Braylin Presley, a perfect OSU fit became imperfect

Bill Haisten: The Bixby machine does it again, adding to its stack of milestones

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TU's needs in next football coach, and why the change happened01 Dec 202200:36:52

TU makes big moves on Sunday, and the latest is parting ways with football coach Philip Montgomery (in eight years, just like with former men's basketball coach Frank Haith). In this week's episode, Guerin and Bill discuss why the University of Tulsa made the move now and what type of coach the program will need next. The timeline will need to be fast, as early signing begins Dec. 21. Also, looking ahead to the weekend's 6AI state championship game

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TU parts ways with football coach Philip Montgomery after eight seasons

Guerin Emig: Rick Dickson's riskiest TU football hire would also be the sweetest — Brennan Marion

Guerin Emig: Philip Montgomery a good man who fell through too many football cracks. Next TU coach can't make that mistake

Bill Haisten: Montgomery's departure the end of a tough run

Bill Haisten: Without the great Erik McCarty, McAlester returns to the 5A finale

Bill Haisten: Almost unbelievable – the Bixby dynasty’s retention of coordinators

Bill Haisten: After a 1-4 start, Bill Blankenship and Owasso return to the pinnacle

Bill Haisten: Improbable and unforgettable – in a six-OT classic, Owasso stuns Union

Bill Haisten: Former Bixby role player Connor Kirby a semifinal MVP vs. Jenks

LIV Golf tournament expected in May at Broken Arrow’s Cedar Ridge

Guerin-teed it was quite a week: The Sooners ruined their win chances at Tech a lot more than one silly field goal call

Guerin Emig: OU just needs to go play a bowl opponent it can beat... But who is that?

Guerin Emig: Brent Venables as proud and stubborn as ever, but also as introspective and willing to learn

Guerin Emig: Frustration as unavoidable as the weather on a dreary OSU football Saturday

Guerin Emig: Mike Gundy's recruiting vision inches college football closer to NFL

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Another Bixby-Jenks showdown and a Bedlam prediction – OU, 38-3402 Nov 202300:13:30
Bedlam is usually the theater of the unexpected16 Nov 202200:37:59

In this week's episode, Guerin and Bill discuss the wide-ranging impact of the 2014 Bedlam classic as well as breaking down this weekend's game in Norman. Plus, some interesting matchups in the high school playoffs.

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Guerin Emig: What if Mike Gundy had signed with the Sooners instead of the Cowboys as a Midwest City golden boy?

Guerin Emig: Bedlam '22 the same character evaluation for OU that Bedlam '09 was. Will this team learn from that one?

Guerin Emig: Mike and Cale Gundy's brotherhood endures at a different, more difficult Bedlam

Bill Haisten: With a rout of Edmond North, Jenks continues with hot offense

Bill Haisten: Out-of-the-box ideas, great execution and a Beggs shocker

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Is Bixby beatable in the high school playoffs?10 Nov 202200:43:27

Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten talk about Jenks ending Bixby's winning streak last week as the high school football postseason gets underway. Plus, it's November and each of our in-state college football teams are coming off losses. Are (spoiled?) OSU fans fed up with Mike Gundy? Will this season cause him to embrace the transfer portal more in the future? Is OU's Brent Venables a victim of his own hype and success? Would OU be 5-4 if Caleb Williams was still Sooners quarterback?

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

Bill Haisten: With guts and a 357-yard run game, Jenks shocks Bixby and ends the streak

Bill Haisten: Jenks’ great escape in OT results in another scar for Broken Arrow

Bill Haisten: Jenks-Bixby — an ESPN2 platform for Spartans' biggest home game ever

Guerin Emig mailbag: What if Bedlam becomes launching pad for Garret Rangel like it did Mason Rudolph?

Guerin Emig: One player, one problem, one preposterous prediction and one pick for TU-Memphis

Guerin Emig: Seeking signs of OU football progress with the head coach's help

Guerin Emig: On Spencer Sanders' future, this week and beyond, and how that affects Garret Rangel

Guerin Emig's Big 12 football rankings: Summertime swing and miss on TCU and several other Big 12 teams

Guerin-teed it was quite a week: Dave Aranda, Brian Kelly show us bold is beautiful in college football

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What's the secret? There isn't one02 Nov 202200:32:11

In this week's episode, Guerin and Bill talk about OSU's disastrous loss to Kansas State and the warning signs leading up to that loss. What does a good season for OU in Brent Venables' first season look like? What else can be said about Bixby's dynasty as the Spartans clash with Jenks on an ESPN2-televised game.

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Guerin's Big 12 rankings: TCU tops the league

Guerin Emig: Jaw set as ever, Brent Venables convicted about his Sooners and his methods of coaching them

Guerin Emig: What in the world is Saturday's OU football game doing on ESPN+? More than you'd think, according to Joe Castiglione

Guerin Emig: Cowboys in one heck of a spot in K-State aftermath, and Mike Gundy helped put them there

Bill Haisten: Jenks-Bixby — an ESPN2 platform for Spartans' biggest home game ever

Ticket, TV and series details for Thursday’s Jenks-Bixby showdown

Bill Haisten: For Union's Shaker Reisig, an 89% Friday and a masterpiece season

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Bixby's best players and OSU's running game struggles20 Oct 202200:39:19

Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten talk about the top players on the state's top high school football team with the nation's longest winning streak: the Bixby Spartans (and stay tuned to the very end for a special cameo from a former Bixby QB). Plus, previewing Texas at Oklahoma State: If quarterback Spencer Sanders is injured, the Cowboys will need to rely more on the running game. Will former Bixby standout Braylin Presley get carries? Also, catching up with TU football.

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Bill Haisten: In Bixby, a commitment to basics and amazing results

Bill Haisten: Relentless brilliance – at 56, Bixby has the nation’s current longest win streak

Barry Lewis: `All-America' honor `means a lot' to Bixby's Luke Hasz

Guerin Emig: Mentality, familiarity in place for TU to salvage bowl eligibility, but the football must improve

Guerin Emig: One player, one problem, one preposterous prediction and one pick for TU-Temple

Guerin Emig: OSU quarterback Spencer Sanders and the load he literally shoulders

Guerin-teed it was quite a week: Spencer Sanders connects with a little OSU fan, and it's time to remember these are young men in tough positions

Guerin Emig: Cowboys can't finish what they started, taste sour overtime loss at TCU

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Deep deficiencies at OU backup QB; Never underestimate OSU in road games13 Oct 202200:43:07
Sooners struggle while Cowboys in command of Big 1205 Oct 202200:22:09
It's the Saturday of the year so far in this state28 Sep 202200:29:19

This week, Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten discuss OU's loss to Kansas State (it wasn't Dillon Gabriel's fault). What does OSU need to do beat Baylor (Spencer Sanders needs to be special). What can we expect if TU has to go with a back-up against Cincinnati? With a week to prepare, TU might be OK. And, finally a little bit on high school football.

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Guerin Emig mailbag: Easy on the Brent Venables slander after one lousy night

Guerin Emig: Brent Venables and the example 2012 Clemson can set for 2022 Oklahoma

Bill Haisten: For Jamarian Ficklin and Muskogee, a big win; for the Sandites, 16 penalties

Bill Haisten: For overmatched football schools, a City Conference would work

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We're just gonna have to all get used to it21 Sep 202200:31:15

Bedlam news is sad, but time to move on. Plus, Bill Haisten is very impressed with OU. What are TU's chances at OIe Miss? Pretty good. And, finally, the OSSAA is trying to clean up language and behavior on the field.

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Guerin Emig: The coaches wont save Bedlam. Here's who can

Guerin Emig: Strength of Brent Venables-Bill Snyder relationship outlasts trauma from their 24-year-old breakup

Bill Haisten: The OSSAA takes a stronger position against bad behavior

Bill Haisten: Without Bixby, there's a wide-open run for the Class 6AII title

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Style is important, but substance means more08 Sep 202200:30:04

In their weekly podcast, Bill Haisten and Guerin Emig discuss the OSU defense (they're young in spots, but talent is there), this week's Backyard Bowl and how impressive OU was in its opener as well as TU's tough loss at Wyoming.

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Guerin Emig mailbag: Week 1 no time to panic over anything, OSU's defense included

Bill Haisten: From Shaker Reisig's dad, insight on the move that rocked a rivalry

Bill Haisten: As Redhawks roll, it’s crystal clear —  Union and Bixby are Oklahoma’s best

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Great to have football back31 Aug 202200:33:58
Reflecting on OU’s first statement win since the flag-plant victory at Ohio State13 Oct 202300:10:26
Coming out swinging24 Aug 202200:31:36
Previewing Oklahoma high school, Big 12 and NFL football05 Aug 202200:35:47

Tulsa World sports columnists Bill Haisten and Guerin Emig preview all levels of football in their latest podcast. Which local players are turning heads in NFL camps? Who is the favorite to win the Big 12? What is going on with the quarterbacks at Jenks and other area high schools this offseason?

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Guerin Emig: Why defensive-minded Brent Venables is the right coach at the right time for OU's offensive players too

Guerin Emig: Cowboys open camp seeking clarity at two key offensive positions

Guerin Emig: Joking or not, Mike Gundy spoke what Big 12 allies thought when he warned of OU, Texas subterfuge

Guerin Emig: The importance of first-time head coach Brent Venables getting this right, and the indicators he will

Bill Haisten: For All-World senior families, glorious Chapter III comes to an end

Bill Haisten: For Spencer Sanders, milestones and another OSU quest for at least 10 wins

OSU preseason practice primer: A look at key returning players and newcomers to watch

Spencer Sanders prepping for fourth year as OSU's starting QB: 'This is all I wished for'

Circumstances result in QB Jackson Presley’s move from Jenks back to Los Angeles

Another prep QB on the move -- Kordell Gouldsby joins Bixby

Bill Haisten: As prep QB changes feel like free agency, a glimpse at how this season might look

From July 2022: Already with Power 5 offers, freshman QB Jackson Presley enrolls at Jenks

Bill Haisten: Prep football shocker – Jenks QB Shaker Reisig makes the move to Union

Bill Haisten: A new QuikTrip treat – the Bixby-Owasso blockbuster on opening night

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We'll all adjust eventually, but right now it's hard to digest02 Jul 202200:37:50

In the latest seismic shift in college football, USC and UCLA are joining the Big Ten. It's hard to know what it all means now, but World columnists Bill Haisten and Guerin Emig try to make sense of it as well as discuss what this latest movement means for TU and OSU.

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Guerin Emig mailbag: Is a Big 12 without OU, Texas really the Mountain West?

Guerin Emig: What is OSU's move when ripples from USC/UCLA-to-Big Ten reach Big 12?

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A conversation with Gil Cloud17 Jun 202200:18:12

With Sports Talk co-host, Guerin Emig on vacation, Bill Haisten sits down with former Tulsa Public School athletic director Gil Cloud to talk about high school transfers, how important it was for him to play by the rules and how TPS impressively navigated the COVID-19 pandemic and enjoyed a football season in 2020.

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Bill Haisten: Gil Cloud's final TPS challenge – helping to identify his successor

Bill Haisten: Prep football shocker – Jenks QB Shaker Reisig makes the move to Union

Bill Haisten: Already with Power 5 offers, freshman QB Jackson Presley enrolls at Jenks

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Previewing PGA Championship at Tulsa's Southern Hills06 May 202200:37:35

In this episode, Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten talk this month's major event: the PGA Championship at Tulsa's Southern Hills.

Also discussed:

  • Hype and reaction to Tiger Woods appearing at Southern Hills to practice earlier this month
  • What is going on with defending champ Phil Mickelson? From comments about the potential Saudi-backed tour to his reported $40 million gambling losses, Mickelson will hopefully make a public comment soon.
  • The runaway train that is college sports: Will college football and men's basketball break away from the NCAA since they are the revenue generators?
  • Out of fairness to coaches, programs and athletes, would it help to have two separate windows for the transfer portal rather than allowing transfers year-round?
  • How has Russell Westbrook's career fared since he left the Oklahoma City Thunder?
  • An update on the NBA Playoffs: When is the last time an Oklahoma State player had an impact in the NBA like Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart has in his career?

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Bill Haisten: Bill Warren’s persistence led to Tulsa’s 2001 Open and the ‘Tiger Slam’ hype

Memories of majors past: `Unbelievable' moments filled 2001 U.S. Open

Bill Haisten: Cary Cozby's up-close study of the ‘absolutely remarkable’ Tiger Woods

How Southern Hills came about and what put it on the map

Tiger Woods lands in Tulsa, plays Southern Hills as speculation becomes expectation

Complete coverage of the 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills

Guerin Emig: Joe Castiglione among dignitaries worried about NIL's misuse, college sports' sustainability as result

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Phil Mickelson and Tulsa's PGA Championship possibilities26 Apr 202200:25:07

In this episode, Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten talk about next month's PGA Championship at Tulsa's Southern Hills.

Also discussed:

  • Why Phil Mickelson registering for the PGA Championship does not necessarily mean the defending champ will play
  • How Phil Mickelson's Saudi comments earlier this year impact his future in the PGA
  • The possibility of Tiger Woods participating in the PGA Championship
  • OSU Spring Game on Saturday and the team's quarterback depth with Spencer Sanders, Garret Rangel and Gunnar Gundy; "three guys that can really throw it."
  • Keeping an eye on the transfer portal this week as OU's quarterback depth behind starter Dillon Gabriel is "a little disconcerting."
  • TU athletics undergoing branding shifts? "Status quo isn't working" with Captain Cane

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From February 2022: Mickelson apologizes for Saudi comments, deal with KPMG ends

Bill Haisten: Nick Sidorakis is a Southern Hills asset and a $143 million hero for Tulsa

PGA foundation donates $250,000 to improve Tulsa's public golf courses

PGA Championship's volunteers are 'lifeblood' of world-class event

Bill Haisten: OSU’s QB talent roster to include interesting Nebraska prospect Zane Flores

OSU wraps up spring football with two-hour session

OSU notebook: Fans interact with players; freshman RB Ollie Gordon leaves with injury; Mike Gundy pleased with first pitch

Brent Venables: Oklahoma's quarterback depth 'definite concern' exiting spring

OU football notebook: Venables says defense has "gotta get better everywhere"

Tides turning: TU athletics undergoing branding shifts

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Lincoln Riley's Players' Tribune and OU/OSU spring game previews20 Apr 202200:27:02

In this week's podcast, Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten talk about former OU football coach Lincoln Riley penning a Players' Tribune on the way he left the Sooners for the USC job after Bedlam last season. Also covered:

  • Baker Mayfield's Heisman Park statue unveiling at OU's spring game on Saturday
  • Anticipation for how QB Dillon Gabriel will perform in Saturday's OU spring game
  • OSU's spring game on Saturday will be more of a practice; what can fans look forward to?
  • 2023 QB Zane Flores commits to OSU. He's from Nebraska but the Huskers didn't offer him?
  • A 50-50 chance that Tiger Woods will play Tulsa's Southern Hills for the PGA Championship next month, but Phil Mickelson likely won't
  • Which players will be the biggest crowd draws at the PGA Championship if Tiger doesn't come?
  • Bill previews a Friday column on an Owasso athlete who has an Alabama offer
  • Guerin previews a column on OSU's spring game

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When did Brent Venables realize that Baker Mayfield was not a 'J.A.G' (just a guy)?

Guerin Emig: Brent Venables' quest to take Sooners 'from good to great' includes spring game spectacle

Chris Murray digesting Jeff Lebby's new offensive playbook after learning from two of sport's best - Chip Kelly and Lincoln Riley

OSU spring finale to have practice format

2023 QB Zane Flores commits to OSU

OSU notes: Preston Wilson moves to center; CB Jabbar Muhammad embracing bigger role; Mike Gundy enjoys Alabama experience

Bill Haisten: With a stunning 63 in 1982, Raymond Floyd set the Southern Hills standard

Bill Haisten: Nick Sidorakis is a Southern Hills asset and a $143 million hero for Tulsa

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Is Tiger Woods coming back to Tulsa's Southern Hills06 Apr 202200:29:57

In this week's podcast, Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten ask: Will Tiger Woods return to Tulsa's Southern Hills for the PGA Championship next month? Will Phil Mickelson?

Optimism abounds at OU and OSU as spring football practice continues, and things are also looking up with TU athletics in both football and men's basketball.

Who will succeed Bob Bowlsby as the next Big 12 Conference commissioner?

Also, how will Oklahoma State basketball fans feel about Kansas winning the national title when the NCAA punished the Cowboys with a postseason ban, but did not do the same to the Jayhawks?

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Memories of majors past: Arnold Palmer, 'Slammin' Sam Snead were must-see for '70 PGA gallery

Bill Haisten: During the 1970 PGA, a Sapulpa caddie became a Southern Hills footnote

PGA Championship an economic boon for city of Tulsa

Powers, Ray and Davis leading experienced TU secondary

Photos: Tulsa football holds scrimmage Saturday

Bill Haisten: Rick Dickson driven to capitalize on TU’s fresh energy, momentum

‘His energy is crazy’: Sooner defenders are relishing Venables’ hands-on presence

OSU notebook: Minor flu outbreak cancels practice; OL Cole Birmngham on the move; DE Trace Ford cleared after injury

Jayhawks' Bill Self masterminds epic championship comeback

Guerin Emig: How did Mike Boynton consume March Madness during OSU's postseason ban? With joy, lament and, ultimately, resolve

Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby to step away from role later this year

Bill Haisten: ‘There will never again be anyone’ like Larry Egge, a Tulsa legend

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Spring football, plus Eric Konkol's first impression and thoughts on Baker Mayfield30 Mar 202200:39:36
Sports talk: Anything of value costs money14 Mar 202200:35:06

Who could be TU's next coach? A discussion by Guerin Emig and Bill Haistenof some names that could pop up. Plus, the Lloyd Noble Center is a bad place for the high school state tournament, but the games were great, capping a memorable season.

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As a powerhouse event, OU-Texas never fails to deliver05 Oct 202300:12:52

On Saturday, Tulsa World sports columnist Bill Haisten is at the Cotton Bowl for his 20th OU-Texas football game. Haisten reflects on his personal history of having covered or attended 19 chapters of one of college football's classic rivalries.

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Bill Haisten: OU-Texas never fails to deliver

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Will stingy defenses equal defensive slugfest? 

OU notebook: Last season left 'bad taste' in Sooners' mouths 

Quarterback poise may mean rivalry success for OU or Texas

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Wanting good things for good kids01 Mar 202200:28:15

Plus, thoughts and prayers to Nikita Konstantynovskyi. A look at ORU's tournament prospects. Might we see OU's Isaiah Thomas and OSU's Malcolm Rodriguez in an NFL uniform? Did we miss something on TU's Tyler Smith? And a little about the high school basketball playoffs.

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So much to unpack here22 Feb 202200:29:05

Recent incidents have called into question the need for the traditional post-game handshake. Plus, catching up with former TU standout coach Tubby Smith.

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Breaking down the Super Bowl and the problems at TU15 Feb 202200:37:54

In their weekly chat, World columnists Guerin Emig and Bill Haisten reflect on the Rams' Super Bowl victory and what's going on at TU on the court and in the stands. 

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Bedlam basketball for years to come? Yes, bring it11 Feb 202200:29:19

During the most recent OSU-OU game, the arena was hostile, loud and  people were invested for two hours. It would be a shame to end that. Plus, Pistol Pete is more than a mascot and Super Bowl picks and memorable halftime shows.

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