For the first time in Pryor to the Snap history… we hit a major technical snag.

After an incredible day partnering with the Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Department at the Women’s Rec League Basketball Finals inside the Johnnie L. Williams Municipal Gym, we lost nearly all of our interviews.

Yeah… it hurt.

But not everything is gone.

In this special episode, we’re bringing you the audio that survived — raw, real, and packed with powerful moments. From women hooping while pregnant, to former D1 athletes with NCAA Women's March Madness experience, to players who’ve competed overseas and across the country — the stories we did recover are still incredible.

We also teamed up with Moolah Kicks to give away a FREE pair of $150 women’s basketball shoes, showing love to the community that made the event unforgettable.

And because of the lost footage… you’re getting something unexpected:

This episode is imperfect — but it’s real. It’s about resilience, community, and the love of the game.

We’re not done, either…

📍 We’ll be LIVE next week at the Women’s All-Star Game at the Boys & Girls Club in Oklahoma City this Sunday at 4 PM — and trust us, we’re coming back even stronger.

Tap in for a one-of-a-kind episode you won’t forget.

Pryor to the Snap goes LIVE on location at Commerce High School in Commerce, Oklahoma for the 27th Annual Mickey Mantle Classic — and this special episode is packed with powerful stories, community voices, and must-hear sports talk!

LaShaun, Kassie, and Joe bring you inside one of Oklahoma’s most respected high school baseball tournaments, talking with coaches, parents, players, and families about what makes small-town sports so special.

🏀 We also dive into women’s basketball with the WNBA Draft right around the corner:

🎤 PLUS — Exclusive interviews you won’t hear anywhere else:

⚾ This episode is about more than sports — it’s about community, leadership, mentorship, and the impact of showing up for the next generation.

If you care about high school sports, baseball tournaments, women’s basketball, the WNBA, or real stories from the heart of Oklahoma — this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

🔥 Tap in now, share it with your crew, and be part of the Pryor to the Snap movement!

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Pryor to the Snap hits the road! LaShaun, Kassie, and Joe are LIVE on location at Commerce High School in Commerce, Oklahoma for the legendary Mickey Mantle Classic — a tournament with 27 years of rich baseball tradition.

What started as a quick 10-minute sit-down turned into a can’t-miss 47-minute deep dive with former MLB pitcher Steve Rogers — and trust us, we used EVERY second of it.

We cover it ALL:

We didn’t hold back — and neither did he. Tough questions, real answers, and the kind of baseball wisdom you only get from someone who’s lived it at the highest level.

This isn’t just an interview… it’s a masterclass from a man who’s seen it all.

Tap in for 47 unforgettable minutes with a true legend of the bump — only on Pryor to the Snap. 🎧🔥

This week on Pryor to the Snap, we’ve got a full plate of chaos, controversy, and straight-up sports talk the way only we can do it.

We kick things off with Nebraska doing what feels all too familiar… Nebraska being Nebraska. 🌽

Then we shift gears to women’s college basketball where we show BIG love to Kim Mulkey. Her impact, her personality, her dominance — we’re here for all of it. But the big question is… is she really thinking about retiring, or is this just noise? We dive into what could be next.

Speaking of greatness, we highlight the continued rise and influence of Dawn Staley 👑

We also tap into the listeners this week 💬

And of course… we had to get into it:

As always, it’s unfiltered, passionate, funny, and real.

📲 Hit the text/voicemail line: 405-283-6706

On today’s episode of Pryor to the Snap, LaShaun Pryor and the crew are turning the volume ALL the way up—because some of y’all got way too comfortable this week.

We start with the NCAA Tournament, where “bracket experts” got exposed QUICK. Folks talking crazy on Monday just to be silent by Friday. We’re breaking down the biggest misses, the luckiest guesses, and the people who hit ONE upset and suddenly think they belong behind a mic. We see you—and yeah, we’re calling it out.

Then we get into a conversation that clearly still needs to happen: men who think women shouldn’t speak on football. Let’s be real—that mindset is weak. If your football knowledge is so fragile that a woman talking ball threatens you, that says more about YOU than anything else. The game doesn’t belong to one gender, and we’re not letting that nonsense slide.

And speaking of nonsense…we address something that crossed the line this week. People calling into the show and leaving racist messages. Let’s be crystal clear—that’s not “trolling,” that’s not “having an opinion”…that’s ignorance. Period. If that’s what you bring to the table, you don’t deserve a platform—you deserve to be ignored, exposed, and left behind while real conversations move forward. We built this show for passion, debate, and community—not hate. And we’re standing on that.

After that, we lighten it up just a little—but still keep it real—debating the BEST places to eat in Oklahoma. And no, we’re not co-signing every overhyped spot y’all post online. We’re talking real deal spots like Cattlemen's Steakhouse, Nic's Grill, and Cheever's Cafe—places that actually deliver, not just look good on your feed.

We wrap it up with a Nebraska basketball game that had Nebraska Cornhuskers men's basketball fans stressed OUT. A full-on nail-biter that never should’ve been that close, and we’re breaking down who showed up, who didn’t, and what it means moving forward.

🔥 This episode is raw, real, and not for the sensitive.

📞 Call or text 405-283-6706—but understand this: if you come correct, we’ll rock with you. If you don’t…we’ll address that too.

Kassie and Shaun go deep on this week’s Pryor to the Snap, breaking down everything from Nebraska football drama to Oklahoma women’s basketball heating up as the tournament looms. They talk Audi Crooks staying another year, what the looming WNBA deal deadline could mean for the future of women’s hoops, and how Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are reshaping the media and the game—together or not. Plus, corruption whispers in Nebraska football, questions about Tom Osborne’s influence, Team USA storylines, your Twitter questions, and plenty more from around the NCAA.

This week on Pryor to the Snap, it’s just Joe and Shaun in the studio—but that doesn’t mean things slow down. In fact, it’s the opposite. The phone lines light up as the show hits a record number of callers, and the guys take on all comers with questions, debates, and a few funny moments along the way.

Of course, Oklahoma football is front and center, but things get especially interesting when one listener calls in and accuses Joe of lying about Oklahoma getting better, sparking a spirited back-and-forth you won’t want to miss.

Meanwhile, Shaun takes a trip down memory lane when a listener asks about the most painful losses our favorite teams have ever suffered, leading him to relive some truly brutal moments as a Texas Longhorns fan.

Even though Kassie isn’t on this week’s episode, her presence is definitely felt. The guys talk about how much she’s missed and hope to have her back soon—and yes, “Kassie’s Yams” theme song still makes an appearance.

The episode also takes a heartfelt moment as Joe and Shaun thank the men and women of the United States military, especially those who regularly listen from overseas. After noticing a sudden drop in streams from areas in the Middle East where U.S. bases are located, the guys take time to recognize their sacrifice and send thoughts for their safety as tensions in the region continue.

Record callers, heated debates, painful fan memories, and plenty of laughs—this is an episode of Pryor to the Snap you won’t want to miss.

It’s a high-energy Mailbag Special on Pryor to the Snap, and the listeners came ready.

LaShaun Pryor and Kassie Stevens open the inbox and tackle your biggest questions about women’s sports—especially basketball. From passionate debates to tradition-rich college talk, nothing is off limits.

In the “Reading Mean Comments” segment, one commenter claims women can’t play sports because they have periods… and Kassie absolutely unloads with facts, fire, and unapologetic passion for the game. It’s one of the most powerful moments of the episode.

We also:

Take multiple live callers with bold takes and tough questions

Ask Joe Corley to explain what a “Roughneck” means at the University of Oklahoma

Dive into listener questions about the Nebraska Cornhuskers

Discuss traditions, expectations, and culture surrounding the Oklahoma Sooners

Respond to angry listeners accusing Shaun of being “too preachy and too loud” when it comes to sports (spoiler: that’s exactly who he is—and he owns it) And more mean comments!

Receive an invitation to visit a college campus and experience their culture firsthand

Get a special call from a former University of Southern California women’s basketball player congratulating Kassie Stevens on her powerful voice and advocacy in women’s sports coverage

This episode is bold, emotional, funny, and unapologetically authentic.

It’s women’s sports.

On this special episode of Pryor to the Snap, LaShaun Pryor and Kassie Stevens sit down with former National Champion, former NBA player, and respected coach Brian Hopgood for one of our most in-depth basketball conversations yet.

Coach Hopgood shares his firsthand experiences watching Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese compete at the high school level and breaks down what separates elite players from everyone else. He also talks about seeing Audi Crooks develop, what makes her special, and how the women’s game continues to evolve.

We dive into his time playing in the NBA — including battling the legendary Shaquille O'Neal — and what today’s players don’t always understand about physicality, preparation, and professionalism at the highest level.

This episode goes heavy on women’s basketball:

What changes must happen for the women’s game to continue progressing

Why development matters more than just exposure

The importance of strong coaching at the high school level

The future of Oklahoma girls basketball

We also challenge Kassie Stevens directly: Why someone with her passion for women’s basketball should seriously consider coaching girls high school basketball in Oklahoma — and why the Sooner State needs more advocates who truly understand the women’s game.

Plus:

Oklahoma high school basketball culture

Answering tough questions from frustrated parents who believe kids need to “play games nonstop”

Honest advice for parents who want to help their kids improve the right way

The balance between development, competition, and long-term success

This is a packed episode filled with high-level basketball insight, real coaching perspective, and passionate discussion about the future of women’s basketball.

If you care about girls basketball, player development, Oklahoma hoops, or the growth of the women’s game nationally — this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

🎧 Stream now and join the conversation.

On Super Bowl Sunday, Pryor to the Snap flips the script and puts the spotlight on YOU, the listener. Since we don’t normally live in NFL-heavy waters, we decided to dedicate this episode to a nationwide Question & Answer Special, pulling questions from listeners all across the country — and nothing was off-limits.

We dive deep into women’s college basketball, including a thoughtful discussion on Audi Crooks as a dominant post player and why players at her position often don’t receive the same national media coverage as guards and wings. We tackle one of the biggest NBA questions out there: Should LeBron James retire after this season, or return to Cleveland for one final run — and should Bronny James be part of that story?

The conversation turns serious as we debate whether it’s poor form for Anthony Davis to sit out the remainder of the season after being traded to the Washington Wizards and publicly expressing his frustration with the move. We also break down the new arena approved for Norman, Oklahoma, following an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling — and ask the bigger question: What happens when courts, sports, and unhappy residents collide?

Plus, it wouldn’t be Pryor to the Snap without some fun — we bring in the Reading Mean Comments segment, responding directly to Facebook comments about the show. We also reflect on the success of The Coaches Hour of Power, sharing feedback from listeners and coaches who say these episodes are helping youth athletes prepare for the future of their careers.

Kassie delivers a powerful and emotional segment addressing domestic violence and the safety of women, following the tragic situation involving Rickea Jackson and allegations against her ex-boyfriend, an NFL player with the Atlanta Falcons. Kassie speaks candidly as a strong advocate, ally, and fighter against domestic abuse — especially for women in Oklahoma and across the country.

Joe answers a wave of listener questions about the University of Oklahoma, earning praise as an outstanding ambassador for the program. His insight comes from real experience as a former Roughneck and deep connections within the university, making him a trusted voice on what’s happening inside the program.

All this and more in one jam-packed, honest, and wide-ranging episode of Pryor to the Snap — built for the fans, by the fans.