Bud, Barry, Bob, & Beer: An Oklahoma Sooners Football Podcast

Bud, Barry, Bob, & Beer: An Oklahoma Sooners Football Podcast

By Hosts: Kamiar Mehrabian, Stephen Brown, Trevor RogersSports
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Bud, Barry, Bob, & Beer: An Oklahoma Sooners Football Podcast episodes

  • Blatant Homerism: Brock Vandagriff starts off busy summer for Sooners in recruiting
    The Oklahoma Sooners just landed a commitment from Georgia QB Brock Vandagriff, the No. 1 prospect in the 2021 recruiting class. Host Allen Kenney talks with Josh McCuistion of SoonerScoop.com about that and more of the latest news from the recruiting trail, including OU's efforts to reload on the defensive side of the ball.
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    28 min
  • Blatant Homerism: Taking stock of Lincoln Riley's first two years as OU's head coach
    Columnist Bill Haisten of the Tulsa World talks with host Allen Kenney about his recent "state of the union" interview with Oklahoma Sooners head coach Lincoln Riley. Bill discusses some of the key takeaways from his conversation with Riley, including his impression that OU's coach is "massively normal." Bill also offers his thoughts on why defensive coordinator Alex Grinch will get OU's defense back on track. Lastly, Bill and Allen talk about Mike Gundy's track record of success with the Oklahoma State Cowboys and how Gundy has changed over time as a coach.
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    37 min
  • Oklahoma Breakdown Episode 21: RECRUITING UPDATE, Kenneth Mann Rumor, Summer Ball, Texas is SOFT
    Jack and Kamiar go through the most recent Sooner commitments, the next possible commitments regarding visitors, the rumor mill of Kenneth Mann's surgery and more summer ball. They also delve into Oklahoma traditions, the hiring of new basketball personnel and how soft the Texas Longhorns are as a fanbase. 
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    1 hr 28 min
  • Blatant Homerism: New strategies for defending the spread offense
    Cody Alexander, the secondary coach at Midlothian High School in Texas and founder of football strategy site MatchQuarters.com, joins host Allen Kenney to talk about some of the cutting-edge approaches to defending the spread offense. Allen and Cody discuss the growing popularity of the dime defense in college football. Cody also offers his thoughts on what to expect from the new defensive coordinator of the Oklahoma Sooners, Alex Grinch.
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    31 min
  • Oklahoma Breakdown Episode 20: Grinch's System, Big Recruiting Update *eye emojis*, College World Series, Trouble at Texas
    Jack and Kamiar talk about the differences between Mike Stoops and Alex Grinch as far as their approach to the game, system, and recruiting philosophies and why Oklahoma will so more success on defense with Grinch. They also give a recruiting update after Lincoln Riley tweeted out more series of eyeball emojis along with being joined by Seth Oliveras for the CWS of Softball happening in downtown OKC! Art Briles is the worst, NCAA video games coming back, and more!
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    1 hr 33 min
  • Blatant Homerism: Is the NCAA transfer portal positive for college football?
    Because the college football world needs something to complain about every offseason, the transfer portal seems to be the topic du jour this year. Max Olson of The Athletic has done a deep dive on the numbers, and he found the market for transfers isn't as robust as some players and coaches probably expected. Host Allen Kenney talks with Olson about his conclusions in the latest episode of the Blatant Homerism podcast.
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    27 min
  • Oklahoma Breakdown Episode 19: Softball, OU Football Transfers, Contenders, & Top 5 Quarterbacks since the Switzer Era
    Jack and Kamiar are joined by Joe Duvall to discuss a variety of topics such as OU Softball, the saga of Austin Kendall & Chris Robison, what Chris Crutchfield's departure from OU means for Lon Kruger's team, Contending candidates for games, Heisman Trophy, and tier of programs along with your twitter questions!
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    1 hr 52 min
  • Blatant Homerism: College Football Win Total Bets for 2019
    Blatant Homerism host Allen Kenney talks with Athlon Sports managing editor Mitch Light about their five favorite win total bets for the 2019 college football season. Mitch is feeling bullish about Michigan and Utah, but not so much when it comes to Mississippi State. Allen explains why he's fading Texas and Notre Dame.
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    33 min

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