Jon Hamm loves this time of year more than Christmas. It’s the start of the NBA season, and there’s nothing better for Sellout Crowd’s NBA guru. He has thoughts about the Thunder, of course, but he drilled down on the Western Conference. How is it possible that the Thunder could improve to win 44 or 45 this season and still be on the cusp of making the playoffs? That’s how tough the West is. Jon talks about why that has been the case for going on two decades. Plus, he shares his MVP pick and handicaps Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s chances of being first-team All-NBA again.

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Heather Dinich knows the College Football Playoff inside and out, but the senior writer for ESPN has an answer to the question of what team right now has the best chance of making the playoff that won’t make OU fans all that happy. What will make them happy? Heather says the Sooners have a clear path to the playoff that would surely leave no doubt of their inclusion in the four-team field. Plus, she breaks down the Heisman Trophy race and where Sooner quarterback Dillon Gabriel fits in.

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Toby Rowland has called some of the most iconic moments in OU sports history over the past decade-plus as the voice of the Sooners. Saturday, he called another Red River classic — though he admits he wished he’d looked a little cooler, maybe a bit like Tom Cruise, when calling the game’s biggest moments. He also shares his thoughts about this Sooner football team, what OU-Texas traditions the OU radio crew has and why he says his New York Yankees job is even better than he expected it would be.

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Bob Hilbun has worked for the State Fair of Texas since 1967. Now the general manager, he has been involved with the Red River Rivalry for decades, but he admits he rarely gets to see any of the actual game. He also shares his thoughts about the OU-Texas game’s place at the Cotton Bowl, how the future looks for the rivalry staying there and if the game ever came close to moving somewhere else. 

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In a state where softball is queen, Lauren Chamberlain is definitely part of the royal court. The former OU legend recently stepped down as commissioner of Women’s Professional Fastpitch, but she isn’t moving away from softball. If anything, she’s sinking herself deeper into the sport in Oklahoma. Plus, she had tons to say about name, image, likeness, including how much she would’ve made had NIL been a thing when she was playing for the Sooners. 

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Though Lincoln Sefcik’s love for Oklahoma runs deep — he spent 10 hours this past summer getting a tattoo of his home state on his right arm — he was glad to be part of South Alabama’s beatdown of Oklahoma State on Sept. 16. The Jaguars’ starting tight end joined me to talk about the game and his Oklahoma roots. He has an extremely close connection to Stillwater and OSU. Plus, he’s a big Thunder fan, so we had to talk about that.

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There are lots of big stories to talk about in Oklahoma, but nothing is bigger in the world of sports than Deion Sanders and Colorado football. So, I called on someone trying to wrap his arms around this colossal story: Paul Klee, sports editor and columnist at the Denver Gazette. He is like pretty much every other college football watcher — he can’t believe what Coach Prime has done is only nine months with the Buffs. Paul reflects on Deion’s hiring and what Colorado backers thought about it as well as why Prime Time might be in effect in Colorado for a lot longer than some people think. (Bonus: Paul believes Deion will still be in Boulder when Colorado joins the Big 12 next year.) 
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The Jenni Carlson Show welcomes Oklahoma State athletic director Chad Weiberg, whose football team heads to Arizona State on Saturday. What is a nonconference game this season will become a conference matchup starting next season. Weiberg gives his take on conference realignment, what he expected when the wheels started turning and why OSU and the Big 12 were ultimately well positioned to handle all the changes. Plus, Weiberg admits to his favorite Big 12 road trip and shares the unique orange clothing item he received as a gift from BYU when it joined the conference. 
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Hosts: Jenni Carlson
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The Jenni Carlson Show debuts as part of Sellout Crowd with a conversation with Sellout Crowd founder Mike Koehler. Or as people are calling him, “The guy who did this.” Mike discusses how the new network of sports-media creators came about, who has gotten behind it and what he thinks will happen next with Sellout Crowd. While he also explains some very personal reasons behind this endeavor, he also shares some fun facts, including who gave him the nickname “K-Man.”
All of the content from Jenni, who has spent nearly a quarter of a century covering sports in Oklahoma, can be found at selloutcrowd.com.
Hosts: Jenni Carlson
Producer: Jacquelyn Musgrove