Happy Birthday Anthony Bowie, out of Tulsa, Oklahoma & @OU_MBBall 6’6 190; Anthony Bowie built a phenomenal legacy at @OU_MBBall as a dynamic, stat-stuffing guard under legendary coach Billy Tubbs. Playing for the Sooners from 1984 to 1986 after transferring from Seminole State, Bowie was a critical component of one of the most explosive and memorable eras in @OU_MBBall history—Alongside consensus National Player of the Year Wayman Tisdale, Bowie started all 37 games for a historic Sooners team that went 31-6. They captured both the Big 8 regular-season and tournament titles, advancing all the way to the NCAA Elite Eight—Bowie’s successful tenure at @OU_MBBall served as the ultimate launchpad for a resilient 16-year professional career, where he went on to become a valuable @NBA bench spark and defensive stopper for the @OrlandoMagic solidifying his reputation as one of the finest basketball products to come out of Tulsa and @OU_MBBall ; 63 Today #BoomerSooner🅾️ @ttrebound
FIVE STRAIGHT GAMES WITH AN INTERCEPTION. 🔒
Kole McKnight is putting together a serious stretch for Southeastern Oklahoma State.
5 INTs. 3 PICK-SIXES. 193 INT RETURN YARDS.
He’s turning takeaways into touchdowns. The ball-hawking streak continues. 👀
#J2D2#D2Football
Here it is, the supporters shield! Champions of the regular season. At some point I will reflect on what this season has meant to me, but for now, the job is not done.
College Coaches checkout ‘28 Edge/OLB Rocky Bright, Jr. of Tulsa Union HS(OK). At 6’3 and 215lbs, Rocky has elite athleticism, quickness, agility, and a relentless motor that allows him to make plays behind the LOS and sideline to sideline. @RockyBright2028
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