Young guys playing a grown man's game with all the covid seniors and transfers. You're dead on, we saw a lot of the same stuff. Jay Wright talked about it at length in his commentator position for the tourney the first weekend.
Head Coach Steve Lutz
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Do we know the contract yet? I thought I saw or heard on the radio $2.4 mil for five years, but can’t verify on google. Sounds about right, although I’d probably have preferred 4 years.
zone2poke
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Five is pretty standard these days, and fair to a coach to have a time to develop his recruiting classes. Honestly I'm surprised it wasn't $3 million a year.
I'm curious about the buy-out numbers.
I think NIL is going to keep it a grown man’s game. Stay state-side and get paid 100k+ in college ball or go over-seas and make less.
There was a time college kids would bolt over-seas to make a little cash instead of staying in college. Now they can make more staying in college.
Which is fine, if they can prevent the 5 years at 5 schools transfers. Cisse should have never been eligible this year at Ole Miss
orangecrush
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But when you are sneaking in, you need to blend in.
We were ready to pay Self. He doesn’t want to be here.
More likely his wife doesn’t want to be here
Spoken by a man who will be coaching in the national title game
Some additional info on the question from John Michael Wright……
zone2poke
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Maybe if we offered him some bitcoin and a booster suit.
Poke Rocker
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More of a basketball focus pod, so I will post full notes here. Barry Hinson was the guest, which is pretty cool.
00:01:29
- Discussion about the coaching search process at Oklahoma State.
00:04:12
- Coach Barry Hinson joins the podcast.
00:05:18
- Coach Hinson shares a heartfelt message to Cade about his mother.
00:06:34
- Discussion on the hiring of Coach Steve Lutz at Oklahoma State.
00:09:45
- Coach Hinson talks about Coach Lutz's background and coaching style.
00:13:54
- Importance of supporting Oklahoma State athletics through season tickets and NIL.
00:15:36
- The positive vibe and excitement surrounding Coach Lutz's hiring.
00:17:32
- Transition to focus on spring sports and other athletic programs at Oklahoma State.
00:18:24
- Importance of NIL in supporting student-athletes and businesses.
00:21:48
- Coach Hinson discusses Coach Lutz's brand of basketball and coaching style.
00:24:00
- Expectations for legislative changes in collegiate athletics and NIL.
00:26:06
- Coach Henson's passion for cooking and its importance in building relationships.
00:29:50
- Coach Hinson's final thoughts on positivity and support for Oklahoma State.
00:33:14
- Coach Hinson's genuine nature and care for stories that shape him, evident in press conference.
00:34:01
- Coach Lutz brings genuine energy and focus on basketball, promises hard play and honesty.
00:35:46
- Lutz's sharpness and preparedness without notes, impressive coaching clinic details without prompts.
00:36:35
- Lutz's commitment to honesty with players, refreshing and important for team dynamics.
00:37:25
- Players like Garrison, Small, and Keller are key for potential retention in the team.
00:37:54
- Potential players entering the transfer portal, including Garrison, Small, and Keller.
00:38:13
- John Michael Wright's question on honesty with players hints at past issues, potential roster changes.
00:39:35
- Coach Lutz's quick and humorous response to microphone mishap shows his sense of humor.
00:41:26
- Potential transfers from Western Kentucky like Don McHenry and Bobacar Pay could be good additions.
00:42:09
- Spring football practice notes include players like Glass, Dotson, and Kawecki stepping up in key positions.
01:05:03
- Depth shown in practice with In and Out Glass and Dotson getting playing time.
01:05:52
- Kawecki may step up in case of injuries, favored by Coach Dickey.
01:06:36
- Dodge balls used in off-season workouts as a loophole, shared by a listener.
01:07:21
- Notable plays in practice: Beeman's big play, Johnson's performance on the defensive line.
01:08:13
- Highlight plays from practice: Bowman's touchdown pass, Buckner's defensive play.
01:09:42
- Coaches clinic with high school coaches, Aso Pogi and Justin Kirkland present.
01:11:02
- Alan Bowman aiming for 20 carries per game (joking), focusing on progressions and using legs.
01:12:28
- Coach Glass turning up intensity for early enrollees, focusing on conditioning.
01:13:16
- Kendall Daniels playing closer to the line, not confirmed to have moved to linebacker.
01:14:19
- Players' media availability highlights: Owens embracing leadership, Cody Walterschied mentioning Obi Ezeigbo.
01:17:37
- Official visits starting with six players, including Riker Half, Bryson Jones, and Dylan Sims.
01:21:50
- Josh Ford's impressive physique standing next to Tyler Foster, potential impact in upcoming season.
00:00:00
- Cade Webb and Dustin Ragusa discuss the current events at Oklahoma State University, including the recent hiring of a new coach and the upcoming Bedlam baseball game. They also mention the weather and express their excitement for the day.
00:01:16
- The hosts share their recent interview with Coach Barry Hinson, the associate athletic director in charge of NIL at Oklahoma State University. They discuss the topics covered in the interview, including the coaching search process and the state of NIL in college sports.
00:04:12
- Coach Barry Hinson joins the podcast and discusses his background as a coach and his current role at Oklahoma State. He talks about his coaching career and the importance of family and food in his life.
00:05:18
- Coach Hinson shares a personal message with Cade Webb, acknowledging the anniversary of his mother's passing and praising him for the person he has become. He emphasizes the importance of family and celebrates life.
00:06:34
- The hosts transition to discussing the recent hiring of Coach Steve Lutz and his press conference. They talk about the qualities and values that Coach Lutz brings to the program and the excitement surrounding his appointment.
00:07:30
- Coach Hinson reflects on the coaching search process and praises the university's administration for maintaining privacy and professionalism throughout the search. He emphasizes the importance of protecting the integrity of the search process.
00:09:45
- Coach Hinson discusses the qualities of Coach Lutz and his coaching style, highlighting the importance of discipline and good shot selection in basketball. He shares his insights on the future of college sports and the impact of NIL on student-athletes.
00:21:48
- Coach Hinson talks about the importance of food, family, and fun in his life, emphasizing the role of cooking in building relationships and creating memorable experiences. He shares his philosophy on cooking for recruits and the impact of food on team bonding.
00:23:19
- Coach Hinson discusses Coach Lutz's coaching style and values, focusing on the importance of defense and disciplined shot selection in basketball. He shares his thoughts on the future of college sports and the potential changes in the landscape of collegiate athletics.
00:30:19
- The hosts express their gratitude for Coach Henson's presence on the podcast and reflect on the impact of his words and stories. They appreciate his genuine and heartfelt messages and look forward to future conversations with him.
00:30:38
- It was interesting to hear about the genuine nature that Steve brings to Oklahoma State, similar to Mike Boynton. Steve's focus on basketball, family, and players was evident in his press conference, where he promised a defensive team that plays hard. His energy and genuineness were highlighted, making him a promising coach
00:33:45
- Steve's preparedness and knowledge were evident in his press conference, as he barely needed to refer to notes. This was consistent with his coaching clinic in 2012, where he spoke in detail about screen defense without any notes. Despite his self-deprecating jokes about his academic background, Steve's sharpness and intelligence were clear
00:35:17
- The emphasis on honesty and transparency in coaching was highlighted in a question from John Michael Wright about player fit. Steve's response, referencing a past conversation with a player, showcased his commitment to honesty, even if it may be brutally so. This approach could bring refreshing clarity to both the fan base and the players
00:36:35
- The press conference also hinted at potential roster changes, with Steve indicating that some players may not return. This proactive approach to assessing the team and making necessary adjustments early in his tenure was noted. The focus on player fit and honesty in communication could lead to a more cohesive and effective team dynamic
00:37:36
- The exchange between Steve and Larry Reese about a microphone mishap showcased Steve's quick wit and sense of humor. Despite the light-hearted moment, it revealed Steve's sharpness and ability to think on his feet. This interaction added a humorous touch to the press conference
00:40:04
- The discussion shifted to potential roster changes and transfers, with a focus on players entering the transfer portal. The analysis of players like Brandon Garrison, Eric Dailey, and others provided insights into potential roster adjustments. The impact of these transfers on the team dynamics and future recruitment strategies was considered
00:47:33
- The conversation then turned to potential recruits from the transfer portal, such as Don McHenry, Bobacar Paye, and Juan Carlos. Evaluating their skills, fit within the team, and potential contributions highlighted the ongoing recruitment efforts to strengthen the team. The focus on versatile and athletic players to enhance the team's performance was emphasized
00:52:53
- The discussion also touched on former head coach Mike Boynton's potential move to Michigan as an assistant coach. The considerations around his coaching career, potential learning opportunities, and the dynamics of his new role were explored. The impact of this transition on both Michigan and Mike Boynton's coaching trajectory was analyzed
01:00:05
- The spring practice notes highlighted the enthusiasm and energy of the players as they returned to the field with pads. The absence of key players like Springfield and Cooper due to injuries provided opportunities for other players like Glass and Dotson to step up. The depth and adaptability of the team in response to injuries and positional changes were noted
01:03:22
- The focus on player versatility and adaptability within the offensive line, with players like Dotson and Kwecki being considered for different positions, showcased the team's flexibility and depth. The strategic placement of players based on their strengths and the team's needs highlighted the coaching staff's ability to optimize the roster for success
01:05:52
- The depth of the team is evident in the players like Glass and Dotson getting playing time
01:05:03
- Kawecki seems to be a versatile player who could step in at different positions on the offensive line if needed, showing Coach Dickey's confidence in him
01:05:23
- An interesting anecdote was shared about a college football team using dodge balls during off-season workouts as a loophole to the no-football rule, highlighting the creativity of teams to work around regulations
01:06:06
- The engagement of players like Beeman and Martin during practice was noted, with Beeman making a significant play that caught the attention of his teammates and coaches
01:07:21
- Notable players like Cleveland, Johnson, and Armstrong have been standing out in practice, showing promise for the upcoming season
01:07:31
- The discussion shifted to the upcoming official visits for potential recruits, with six players scheduled to visit the campus, including offensive lineman Riker Half and wide receiver Bryson Jones
01:19:31
- The importance of player conditioning and workload management was emphasized, with Coach Glass aiming for a balance in the number of carries for key players like AJ Green to optimize performance
01:10:15
- The focus on player development and improvement was highlighted in the comments made by Alan Bowman regarding his progress and goals for the upcoming season
01:15:29
- The potential role changes for players like Kindle Daniels were discussed, with caution advised against jumping to conclusions based on limited information
01:13:00
- The attention to detail in player evaluations and the emphasis on player engagement, as seen in the discussion on punt returners, reflected the coaching staff's commitment to player development and team success
01:14:19
- The excitement around potential recruits like Dylan Sims and Kyle Kia visiting the campus was evident, with hopes for successful recruitment efforts by the coaching staff
01:21:50
- The impressive physical attributes of players like Josh Ford were highlighted, indicating potential contributions to the team in the upcoming season
01:22:32
- Dustin and Cade acknowledged the limitations of time in covering all sports topics but expressed a commitment to providing updates on other sports in future episodes
We cheaped out and didn’t throw in the crocs and the lifetime supply of toupee glue
Cowboys4ever
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I think Dailey is coming back, which means I think Garrison is looking elsewhere. Hoping I’m wrong and both come back.
Is that what you are hearing?
Cowboys4ever
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From a couple of people I’ve talked to they are saying Dailey is still on campus. Not a clue on Garrison
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