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Undeniable – this Thunder team is the real deal
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 Texas
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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With Jerry Ostroski, topics range from Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift to TU's Kirk Francis
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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Another Bixby-Jenks showdown and a Bedlam prediction – OU, 38-34
This week’s Bill Haisten Podcast centers on two huge football games – Bixby-Jenks and Bedlam in Stillwater. Haisten explains why he’s predicting a 38-34 OU victory.
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Bill Haisten: OU has an undeniable edge on luck, and the pick is 38-34 Sooners
Bill Haisten: Bedlam defined by heroes like Josh Fields and Adrian Peterson
Bill Haisten: A disgustingly damaging and avoidable setback for the Sooners
Bill Haisten: For Hudson Ball and the Jenks Trojans, the most important stretch of the season
Bill Haisten: Bixby watches from the top during a big two weeks for possible contenders
Bill Haisten: How Bixby built a football machine and the state’s No. 1 program with eight state titles in nine years
Bill Haisten: Revisiting Jenks’ streak-ending, mind-blowing conquest of Bixby
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Reflecting on OU’s first statement win since the flag-plant victory at Ohio State
Tulsa World columnist Bill Haisten discusses last week’s OU-Texas classic and contends that it was the Sooner program’s first real statement win since the 2017 flag-plant victory at Ohio State.
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Oklahoma 34, Texas 30: See our complete coverage
OU football midseason report card: Dillon Gabriel, Sooners' receivers and defense receive high marks
Daniel Akinkunmi, 3-star offensive lineman from England, commits to OU football
OU's Danny Stutsman keeps everyone guessing about his 'Horns Down' tattoo
OU reigns supreme in Big 12 power poll; OSU steadily moves up the ladder
'You can't get complacent': How OU is attacking bye week, staying hungry after beating Texas
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As a powerhouse event, OU-Texas never fails to deliver
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
OU football: Brent Venables gets A-plus for restoring belief
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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