Four Tulsa players named to his preseason All-AAC team.

Most regressive tax bill in decades.


Trump’s Big Bill Would Be More Regressive Than Any Major Law in Decades

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive...ios-share&referringSource=articleShare&sgrp=g

Nov 7 vs Rhode Island.

For Rivals subscribers, on July, 1 we will have access to https://on3.com. They have some good analysts and information there and I look forward to accessing it.

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You san fool some of the people all the time....people are beginning to catch on.

I still like the coaches, but I don’t understand what we are doing. We aren’t athletic, don’t play aggressive defense to make up for that, and have them at least 16 extra shots with turnovers and bad rebounding.

Four guard offense doesn’t work. I don’t understand how we use Dalger.

I feel like we are forcing things and it’s just not working.

First up is Midlothian (TX) receiver Brendyn Jackson

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TULSA, Okla. – The University of Tulsa is bringing back men's golf as a sponsored varsity sports program, nine years after the program was discontinued, Director of Athletics Justin Moore announced Monday. Moore will immediately launch a search for a head men's golf coach in advance of the start of competition in the fall of 2026. Once a head coach is appointed, a formal press conference will be scheduled.

A transformational leadership gift was made by Tulsa alumni Sharon D. Prince (B.S.B.A. '85, MBA '86) and Robert P. "Bob" Prince (B.S.B.A. '81, MBA '85) who was a member of the men's golf team during his time at Tulsa.

Additional support for the relaunch of the program has been provided by the H.A. & Mary K. Chapman Foundation, Al Walker (B.S. '79, MBA '84), Mark Marra (M.S. '84), and Don Quint Jr. (B.S. '78).

"We are thrilled to be able to bring men's golf back to The University of Tulsa in a city and region recognized for its passion for the game and home to some of the nation's best golf courses," said Moore. "The generosity of our donors – including several alumni who first established the legacy of Tulsa men's golf – has allowed us to bring the program back and compete immediately for championships."

"Sharon and I are thrilled to help establish an endowment for men's and women's golf at TU," said Bob Prince. "Given the rich tradition of golf at TU and the support of the community, wouldn't it be great to have women's and men's golf take the NCAA title in the same year?"

"Thanks to a lengthy team effort and the immense generosity of certain alumni donors, The University of Tulsa's men's golf program has been re-established!" said Marra, a member of The University of Tulsa Board of Trustees. "With the continued support of the Tulsa golfing community, the program will be competing for championships in no time!"

"Although the endowment has been founded to bring back the program, we will need additional and continued philanthropic support to maintain the program in the years ahead and to ensure our student-athletes have a world-class experience while earning their UTulsa degrees," remarked Moore.

Those interested in supporting the men's golf program should contact Associate Athletic Director for Development Brody Barnum at brody-barnum@utulsa.edu.

Men's golf student-athletes, like those on the Tulsa women's team, will have access to the 2,500-square-foot Indoor Golf Facility on campus, which features a putting green, four hitting bays, a team lounge and state-of-the-art video equipment for swing evaluation. The team will also have the opportunity to practice and compete at some of the premier golf courses in the nation including Southern Hills Country Club – renowned for hosting multiple U.S. Opens and PGA Championships – as well as The Patriot, Cedar Ridge Country Club, The Oaks Country Club, Tulsa Country Club and the Golf Club of Oklahoma.

The program will be the 12th school to sponsor men's golf in The American Athletic Conference and will mark the university's 18th sponsored sport.

As with all of Tulsa’s veteran running backs, Sevion Morrison is looking for a chance to finally fully showcase his immense talent. After being caught in crowded backfields at Nebraska and Kansas, Morrison is poised for a breakout season for the Golden Hurricane, and Braylin Presley is expected to make a big contribution after transitioning from receiver.

As with all of Tulsa’s veteran running backs, Sevion Morrison is looking for a chance to finally fully showcase his immense talent. After being caught in crowded backfields at Nebraska and Kansas, Morrison is poised for a breakout season for the Golden Hurricane, and Braylin Presley is expected to make a big contribution after transitioning from receiver.

We kick off our summer position analysis series on Tulsa Football with an in-depth look at the Hurricane quarterbacks.

Are the two #1 seeds going down faster than the Titanic!?!?!

Indiana leads the series 2-0.
Nugget of Shinola leads the series 1-0.

They hit 34-38 (89.5%) of their free throws in their 111-104 victory That’s how you win games.

Gailard Sartain passed away last night.

He will be missed.

First offer in the 2027 class goes to Pflugerville Weiss WR Tre Moore, who already has offers from UTEP and Oregon

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First one is local...

Broken Arrow RB Kaydin Jones

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We kick off our summer position analysis series on Tulsa Football with an in-depth look at the Hurricane quarterbacks.

Anyone familiar with the Sheffield United local club. They are looking to start a team for “2013 youth”. My son has been approached about his son signing up?
Should 6 year olds really be in a competitive club like Sheffield?

This is a thread where we’ll list new offers from Coach Konkol and his staff. We’ll also keep a running list of offers for the 2023, 2024, 2025 and beyond classes.

Offer List - Updated 4/27/24


2023 -
PG 6-1 Tyshawn Archie, Spire Academy, OH, signed with Tulsa
PG 6-1 Sebastian Perry, OKC, committed to Omaha
PG 6-1 Edgerrin James JR, Orlando, FL, committed to Cincinnati
SG 6-4 Parker Friedrichsen, Tulsa, OK, committed to Wake Forest
SG 6-3 Jamari McDowell, Manvel, TX, committed to Kansas
SG 6-5 Alex Cotton, Carrollton, TX, committed to North Texas
SG 6-5 Aaron Franklin, Hutchinson CC
SF 6-8 Trent Pierce, Tulsa, OK, committed to Missouri
SF 6-6 Malik Presley, San Marcos, TX, committed to Vanderbilt
SF 6-8 Apolosa Buru Naivalurua, Garden City CC, KS, committed to Oakland
SF 6-8 Justin Johnson, Miami, FL
SF 6-7 Jadrian Tracey, Fla SW CC, committed to Oregon
SF 6-9 Keyondre Young, Triton CC, IL, committed to DePaul
SF 6-6 Carlous Williams, Pearl River CC, MS, committed to Tulsa
SF 6-6 Jordan Burks, Kissimmee, FL, committed to Ole Miss
PF 6-8 Joseph (Jojo) Tugler, Houston TX, committed to Houston
PF 6-9 Jaydn Toppin, Dallas, TX, committed to New Mexico
PF 6-8 Jarred Hall, Lebanon, TN, committed to Tulsa
PF 6-10 Drayton (Diesel) Jones, Oak Hill Academy, VA, committed to South Carolina State
PF 6-9 Yaxel Lindeborg, Arizona Western CC
PF 6-9 Okechukwu Okeke, Tallahassee, CC, committed to FIU
PF 6-9 Matthew Reed, Lewisville, TX, committed to Tulsa
PF 6-8 Jaquan Scott, Salt Lake CC, UT, committed to Mississippi State
C 6-9 Samson Aleton, Dallas, committed to Yale
C 7-0 Babacar Mbengue, Williamstown, NJ, committed to DePaul
C 6-10 Brock Vice, Germantown, TN, committed to Creighton
C 6-10 Joshua Jones, Austin, TX, committed to ORU
C 6-10 Larry Olayinka, Garden City CC, committed to Utah Tech

2024 -

PG 6-2 Isaac Williams, Oak Cliff, TX, committed to Texas A&M CC
PG 6-3 Lorenzo Cason, Lakeland, FL, committed to Florida Atlantic
PG 6-1 Jeremiah Wilkinson, Smyrna, GA, committed to California
PG 6-6 Mozae Downing-Rivers, Barton CC, committed to Missouri State
PG 6-4 Bo Aldridge, Topeka, KS, committed to Arizona State
CG 6-3 KJ Windham, Indianapolis, committed to Northwestern
CG 6-3 David Castillo, Bartlesville, OK, committed to Kansas State
CG 6-3 T.O. Barrett, Edmond, OK, committed to Missouri
CG 6-4 Isaiah Brown, Orlando, FL, committed to Florida
CG 6-4 Brooks Bahr, Keller, TX, committed to BYU
CG 6-3 Jonah Hinton, Panola CC, TX
SF 6-7 Braden Hausen, Amarillo,TX, committed to High Point
SG 6-5 Kameren Wright, Gainesville, FL
SF 6-6 Chance Puryear, Dallas, TX, committed to SMU
SF 6-6 Jeff Nwankwo, Cowley CC, KS
SF 6-7 Dink Pate, Dallas, TX, Going G-League
PF 6-7 Josiah Moseley, Round Rock, TX, committed to Villanova
PF 6-9 Nicolas Codie, Carrollton, TX, committed to Texas
PF 6-9 Jamie Vinson, Austin, TX, committed to Vanderbilt
PF 6-8 Malcolm Thomas, Baltimore, eliminated Tulsa
C 6-9 Doryan Onwuchekwa, DeSoto, TX, committed to Colorado
C 6-9 Ian Smikle, Suncoast, FL, committed to Tulsa
C 6-11 Mitchell Holmes, Branson, Mo, committed to SMU
C 7-1 Daniel Jacobson, Legacy Early College, SC, committed to Purdue
C 7-3 Trent Burns, Cypress, TX, committed to Missouri

2025

C 6-9 Alejandro Aviles, Glendale, AZ
SF 6-9 Aleks Alston, Chicago
SG 6-4 King Grace, Waxahachie, TX
PF 6-8 Dakotah Terrell, Pocola, OK
PF 6-8 Kaiden Rayfield, Putnam City
SF 6-6 CJ Nickson, Weatherford, OK
CG 6-4 Jaylon Dean-Vines, Dallas
2026

F 6-9 Jalen Montonati, Owasso, OK
C 6-10 John Fleeman, Kingsville, MO

On Eye of the Hurricane Podcast, VP/Director of Athletics Justin Moore discusses the House case settlement, bringing back Men's Golf and more:

https://tulsahurricane.com/sports/2019/8/26/eye-of-the-hurricane-podcast

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On the latest Eye of the Hurricane Podcast, Josh Reardon, TU's defensive coordinator-discusses his career and joining the Golden Hurricane:

https://tulsahurricane.com/sports/2019/8/26/eye-of-the-hurricane-podcast

Chris when does fall practice start is it early August and what date. The defensive coordinator that Bruce interviewed sounds sharp