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A bunch of info I've gathered over the past few weeks, all dumped into one big article.

I have hesitated posting this and even thought it should go on the general board or crossfire but watching this guy talk is just too funny to pass on. Login to view embedded media

Someone asked in the other thread about the women’s injuries and since some people don’t want women’s BB discussed in the same thread as the men I started this one.

Evans tore her knee up in the KU game and is out for the season. Young was injured a couple of games ago tried to play against SMU but re-injured - I think it was leg related. Maddie B was knocked down hard near the basket in the 4th qtr of the SMU game. She was rubbing either her wrist or hand afterward and didn’t play last night. Based on Pooh’s comment I don’t think she will be out for long. Levings was injured earlier in the year and last night didn’t play any in the second half possibly re-injured. It seems most of our injuries are due to contact or hard falls during the games.

The freshmen are stepping it up. Lyles had a great shooting night, Periman rebounds well, blocked some shots and had a great drive blowing by the defender, Mathew’s didn’t play as much last night but in the SMU game played well. I suspect if Maddie doesn’t return quickly Lyles and Mathews may get more time rather than Gallegos. Gallegos not shooting well. Periman is becoming a regular down low.

More great news. I remember having Paul Brown for classes during my time at TU.

Great article from @Larry Lewis

I’m unable to log in to the Alley and too lazy to fix it.

Sorry.

We are terrible. I don’t understand what is going on. I am not watching most of our games for the first time since i was in middle school.

Nothing is sacred anymore. I have a little more insight into this one than I will say here, but I have to hope people will get behind this institution.

Is Gold MIA ?

I just watched in slight delay but I will say Cincy is much better than us on any day. The 7 footer denied any inside play and is the definition of a rim protector. They also had old experienced big guards who dominated our little guys.

We had no offense at all.

Our best player (and I will happily say it ) was Pritchard. He looked like the beginning of an AAC PG tonight. He will need experienced help there next year to challenge him.

Selebangue had a bunch of rebounds but he nor Dalger can score against that awesome height of Cincy.

No execution on fast breaks or offense at all. How much of that is on the coaches and how much on the players I don't know but it was pitiful. The freshman reverted to beginning freshmen again. I want to see more progress there.

At least I think we can play with Wichita at home Sunday. We need a win big time.

I like his down to earth approach. He has a clear picture of how he'll run the program.

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Not much information on Reed but it looks like he’s played 2 games this season (1-1). He scored 18 points with 16 rebounds in a 67-53 win and 17 points and 7 rebounds in a 80-68 loss.

Jarred Hall’s season hasn’t started yet.

Looked good for a half.

Go Chiefs!

While Kevin Wilson and his assistants put together a solid recruiting class in a short amount of time, they likely aren't finished, as a handful of prospects with recent TU offers are yet to make a decision.

While Kevin Wilson and his assistants put together a solid recruiting class in a short amount of time, they likely aren't finished, as a handful of prospects with recent TU offers are yet to make a decision.

New TU coach Kevin Wilson and his assistants have had a flurry of recruiting activity leading up to National Signing Day on Wednesday, February 1. Tulsa hosted numerous official visitors over the past three weekends, including a high number of in-state prospects, which paid off with several recent commitments.

Tulsa's three most-recent verbal commits came in the past 24 hours and all from within the state of Oklahoma.

New TU coach Kevin Wilson and his assistants have had a flurry of recruiting activity leading up to National Signing Day on Wednesday, February 1. Tulsa hosted numerous official visitors over the past three weekends, including a high number of in-state prospects, which paid off with several recent commitments.

Tulsa's three most-recent verbal commits came in the past 24 hours and all from within the state of Oklahoma.

The new Tulsa football coaches continue to recruit at breakneck speed. TU hosted another round of official visitors over the weekend of January 27 and came away with commitments on the following Sunday and Monday. Tulsa also extended a scholarship offer to another official visitor and continues to pursue several prospects in hopes of closing out the 2023 class prior to signing day on Wednesday.

The new Tulsa football coaches continue to recruit at breakneck speed. TU hosted another round of official visitors over the weekend of January 27 and came away with commitments on the following Sunday and Monday. Tulsa also extended a scholarship offer to another official visitor and continues to pursue several prospects in hopes of closing out the 2023 class prior to signing day on Wednesday.

In a predictable outcome against Memphis, Tulsa looked to clearly be playing for the future down the stretch.


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In a predictable outcome against Memphis, Tulsa looked to clearly be playing for the future down the stretch.


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With what appears to be high end weapons.

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Plano Prestonwood TE/LB Luke McGary

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