The College Football Takeover! Kassie Takes the Wheel, Joe returns & Shaun Unleashes His Unfiltered Opinions | Pryor to the Snap

The College Football Takeover! Kassie Takes the Wheel, Joe returns & Shaun Unleashes His Unfiltered Opinions | Pryor to the Snap

College football season is almost here, and Pryor to the Snap is officially in football mode! This week, the entire crew is back together as Shaun, Kassie, and Joe dive headfirst into a jam-packed episode filled with college football debates, fan questions, and plenty of "what if" scenarios heading into the new season. From Oklahoma's expectations to Nebraska's hopes for a breakout year, no topic is off limits. And don't worry—Shaun somehow finds a way to remind everyone why he believes the Texas Longhorns belong in every college football conversation. Then, just when you think you know where the show is headed...the script gets flipped. For the final segment, Kassie steps into the host's chair and takes control of the show while Shaun lets loose with some of his most passionate—and uncensored—college football opinions yet. The chemistry was so much fun that the crew decided to make it official! Next week's episode features a brand-new format: Kassie will host the entire show while Shaun rides shotgun, giving his unfiltered takes on the biggest questions, hottest storylines, and boldest predictions heading into the college football season, and Joe brings expert analysis from someone who's been there. If you love passionate debates, college football rivalries, fan interaction, and a few laughs along the way, this is an episode you don't want to miss. 🏈 Oklahoma vs. the field 🌽 Nebraska expectations 🤘 Texas Longhorn talk ❓ Fan mail and "what if" scenarios 🎙️ A brand-new format coming next week 😂 Plenty of laughs with the entire Pryor to the Snap crew Subscribe, follow, and join the conversation because college football season is finally here—and we're just getting started!

Joe Returns, WNBA Drama Explodes, Thunder Moves & College Football Is Back! | Pryor to the Snap

oe Corley is BACK on the air with the Pryor to the Snap crew after some well deserved vacation time, and we're celebrating his return the right way! We also finally get the chance to congratulate Joe on being voted Entertainer of the Year in Edmond, Oklahoma, an incredible honor that is well deserved. This week's show is absolutely loaded with sports headlines and plenty of debate. We break down the viral moment between Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson after the Chicago Sky vs. Seattle Storm game, when Flau'jae attempted to shake Angel's hand following the final buzzer, but Angel appeared uninterested as both teams headed off the floor. Was it simply frustration after a loss, or are fans reading too much into the moment? We also discuss the controversial incident involving Alyssa Thomas and Caitlin Clark, where Thomas was later assessed an upgraded Flagrant 2 foul and suspended one game after putting her forearm and fist around Clark's throat while getting up from the floor. Why wasn't a foul called during the game? Why did the review happen after the fact? We dive into officiating, consistency, and how these situations continue to impact the WNBA conversation. Then we talk about perhaps the funniest moment of the week, Sophie Cunningham's Finger Point of Doom aimed squarely at DeWanna Bonner. The finger remained pointed for an incredible 22 seconds while Bonner looked ready to respond. We ask the question everyone is talking about: what exactly was happening there? Joe also joins us to celebrate the University of Oklahoma's National Championship in baseball, while Kassie gives us the latest on Nebraska football, including the devastating hand injury to the Huskers' starting center. With Big Ten Media Days approaching in Chicago, what should we expect to hear from Matt Rhule? We also preview our upcoming Pick 'Em Show, where we'll predict every game for our favorite teams and reveal where we believe they'll finish in the final AP Top 25 rankings. In the NBA, we break down the Oklahoma City Thunder trading Isaiah Joe, re-signing Isaiah Hartenstein, and whether Lu Dort could remain in Oklahoma City if he's willing to take a little less money. Plus, could Kyrie Irving somehow end up with the Los Angeles Lakers? We also discuss Oklahoma State's new partnership with the Osage Nation and much more. It's another jam packed episode filled with sports, laughs, opinions, and conversations you won't want to miss. 🎙️ Topics Include: * Joe Corley returns to the show * Celebrating Joe's Entertainer of the Year award * Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson postgame controversy * Alyssa Thomas, Caitlin Clark, and officiating debate * Sophie Cunningham vs. DeWanna Bonner * Oklahoma baseball wins the National Championship * Nebraska football injury update * Big Ten Media Days preview * Upcoming College Football Pick 'Em Show * Oklahoma City Thunder offseason moves * NBA trade rumors * Oklahoma State's partnership with the Osage Nation * And much more! Be sure to Like, Subscribe, Follow, and Share the show. Join us live every week as we bring you the biggest stories from around the world of sports with the conversations everyone will be talking about. #PryorToTheSnap #WNBA #NBA #CollegeFootball #Thunder #Sooners #Nebraska #SportsPodcast #AngelReese #CaitlinClark #JoeCorley #EdmondOklahoma

World Cup Ranch Smugglers, Audi Crooks Mania & 2 Million Knicks Fans?! | Pryor to the Snap

This week on Pryor to the Snap, Shaun and Kassie take a wild ride through some of the most entertaining stories in sports and beyond! We kick things off with the excitement surrounding the World Cup and the incredible stories coming from international visitors experiencing America for the first time. From Scottish fans taking over Boston bars, singing songs, and putting traffic cones on statue heads, to travelers allegedly trying to smuggle bottles of ranch dressing through airport security to take home, this episode is packed with laughs and unforgettable moments. We also dive into the arrival of Audi Crooks at Oklahoma State and discuss why she could become one of the biggest stars in women's college basketball. Could she be the type of player who inspires young girls across Oklahoma and has fans lining up for autographs? We break down her impact on and off the court while also discussing body positivity and the growing visibility of women in sports. The conversation then shifts to New York, where the championship celebration drew an estimated two million fans. We talk about the massive turnout, the surprisingly low number of arrests, and what makes large-scale sports celebrations such a fascinating part of sports culture. Plus, we show some love to women's professional softball, including Oklahoma's own OKC Spark, and spend plenty of time answering listener questions. Some of your questions were so good they completely stumped us! All that and much more on another fun-filled episode of Pryor to the Snap. 🏈 College Sports 🏀 Women's Basketball 🥎 Women's Professional Softball 🌎 World Cup Culture 🎤 Listener Mailbag 😂 Ranch Dressing International Incident Subscribe, share, and join the conversation with Pryor to the Snap! 🎙️🔥

Nebraska Football Questions, Big Ten Truths & Shaun's Explosive Coaching Rant | Pryor to the Snap

On this week's episode of Pryor to the Snap, the mailbag is overflowing as Nebraska football fans take over the show with questions about the Huskers' past, present, and future. Kassie breaks down the evolution of Nebraska's defense since the departure of Tony White, discusses the impact of the 3-3-5 scheme he installed, and explains what changes fans should expect moving forward. The conversation expands into a deep dive on Big Ten football, including what separates elite defenses from average ones and whether newcomers Oregon and USC truly fit the identity of traditional Big Ten football. Meanwhile, Shaun gets fired up when questions about defensive line play and the nose guard position lead to one of the most passionate rants in Pryor to the Snap history. What is harder to teach: leverage or strength? That simple question sparks an explosive discussion about player development, football culture, and why some programs consistently build tough, disciplined teams while others struggle to get athletes to buy into a shared mission. When Kassie asks whether young linemen today are playing softer or simply being developed differently, Shaun unloads on what he believes is a growing problem in modern coaching—leaders more focused on climbing the career ladder than building culture, accountability, and selfless team football. The episode also shifts to the softball diamond as Kassie answers a listener question about the toughest skill to teach young softball players and shares her honest perspective from years around the game. Plus: 🏈 Classic Nebraska memories and old-school football discussion 🏈 Why players seem smaller today than in previous eras 🏈 Big Ten defensive identities and rankings 🏈 The future of defensive football 🏀 Congratulations to the NBA Champion New York Knicks 🏀 Victor Wembanyama, the criticism he faced throughout the Finals, and whether the Spurs are closer than people think If you love football debates, coaching philosophy, defensive strategy, old-school toughness, and unfiltered sports opinions, this is an episode you don't want to miss. Shaun is loud, Kassie is insightful, and neither one backs down from the conversation. All that and much more on this week's episode of Pryor to the Snap.

Texas Repeats, Texas Tech's NIL Gamble, Thunder Dreams & Nebraska Frustrations | Shaun Pryor Unfiltered

No co-hosts. No guests. No filters. On this special solo edition of Pryor to the Snap, Shaun Pryor takes the microphone alone and delivers one of his most candid episodes yet. Fresh off another Women's College World Series championship, Shaun celebrates his beloved Texas Longhorns winning it all for the second consecutive season. But beyond the celebration, he asks the tough questions. Did Texas Tech build a softball super team through NIL spending? Can a roster assembled with massive financial investments truly create championship chemistry, or is there still something special about teams built from the ground up by players committed to each other rather than the paycheck? And after falling just short of a title, where does Texas Tech go from here? What does the future hold for the program and its coaching staff? Shaun also dives headfirst into the NBA, discussing the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Los Angeles Lakers, and whether the purple and gold have officially become Luka Doncic's team. Could Thunder guards Isaiah Joe and Cason Wallace fit into the Lakers' future plans if roster changes are on the horizon? A fan question about Nebraska football opens the door for one of the most passionate segments of the show as Shaun airs his frustrations with the direction of the Cornhuskers program. He discusses coaching decisions, contract extensions, and why he believes programs are often better served by betting on young, hungry coaches rather than chasing big names with long-term commitments. The episode also shines a spotlight on Jordy Bahl and her remarkable Women's College World Series run while pregnant, pitching, hitting, leading, and proving exactly why she belongs in the coaching ranks. Shaun discusses Cameron Brink's practice dunk and the renewed debate over lowering the rim in the WNBA, while also giving an honest evaluation of Angel Reese's development and the concerns he has about her game moving forward. From college softball and NIL to NBA basketball, Nebraska football, WNBA storylines, coaching philosophy, and everything in between, Shaun Pryor brings the perspective of a former FOX Sports and CBS Sports analyst and doesn't hold anything back. Just you. Just Shaun. Just sports. This is Pryor to the Snap.