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Sports Director, KJRH TV - Tulsa. One of Oklahoma Sports’ foremost VO/SOT producers. 1st John 4:10-11
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Tulsa Expected to Fire Kevin Wilson

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By Cayden McFarland Verified
| KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified
TULSA, Okla. — The University of Tulsa is expected to fire Head Football Coach Kevin Wilson Sunday, sources confirm to 2 News Oklahoma. The story was first reported by ESPN College Football Writer Pete Thamel. Wilson fell to a record of 7-16 in two seasons after a 63-30 loss at South Florida Saturday. The Golden Hurricane lost nine games by 30 points or more under Wilson. His teams have gone just 3-12 in American Athletic Conference play. Wilson did land a prize recruiting class in February.
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Bixby tight end Luke Hasz invited to Under Armour All-America game

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By Cayden McFarland Verified
| KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified
BIXBY, Okla. — Bixby tight end Luke Hasz will be on a flight to Orlando at the beginning of next year to play in the 2023 Under Armour All-America game. The high school held Hasz's jersey presentation on Wednesday. The senior Spartan is a 4-star commit to Arkansas and is invited to play at this national all-star game which will air on ESPN on Jan. 3.
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2 for the Gold Olympics challenge: How high can Cayden and Big Al jump?

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By Cayden McFarland Verified
| KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified
Editor's Note: This story was originally published on Aug. 7, 2012. ---------------------------------------------------------- TULSA - The sport of high jump changed forever back in 1968. That's when Dick Fosbury came up with the jump that bears his name - the Fosbury Flop. The Fosbury Flop is how the jumpers attempt the event today, directing himself over the bar head and shoulders first, arching his back and sliding over.
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