Recent content by sooner333

Georgia down 3 and they get a layup with 0.6 🤦‍♂️

I personally don't care that I paid for a ticket and somebody sat in front of me who probably did not and certainly did not buy that ticket. But, I'm also someone who will complain when a fast food establishment gets my order wrong and usually get a free meal out of it. Some would say oh well...

I think I’m finally broken. I was ready for a coaching change already. But this game showed me my spirit had been broken. I just kind of shrugged off the loss without emotion despite it being a pretty exciting game and a gut punch of a way to lose.

https://soonersports.com/news/2026/1/22/mens-basketball-ous-hield-2015-16-final-four-team-to-be-honored-feb-21

Any thoughts on a sitting NBA assistant (generally) like BYU and Florida State have done recently?

One financial thing is that usually an interim coach gets a pay bump for the remainder of the season.

Off topic but related to coaching. I have read some rumors that EMS came to Allen Fieldhouse for Bill Self today.

Forsythe was listed as questionable.

I’d love Schertz.

If we wanted a 2, then we should have kept Brown driving downhill. That might have been most optimal in general, but I felt like the timeout made sense in the context of what we had (hobbled Reid and fouled out Davis) left in the tank so we could try for the win. But if we didn’t want the win...

Honestly, that's a good thing. While they have some sales for tickets and things, I don't feel like it's marketed well. Before the Florida game I got a text reminder that the game was happening and to find someone to use my tickets if I couldn't go. But that was the day of the game.

If you park at the south end near the south exit it’s probably not that bad. Or potentially the north exits. But there’s only one exit for the whole east side and it gets jammed up if you try to park near the east entrance.

I'm not too worried about what he says after he's gone.

I assume Kyle Smith at Stanford wouldn't be an option. But Golden was on his staff at San Francisco and has had success building programs year by year.