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Bill Haisten

Tulsa

Sports Columnist at Tulsa World

Tulsa World/tulsaworld.com sports columnist.

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  • 1 week ago | tulsaworld.com | Bill Haisten

    Tulsa Public Schools and Union Public Schools officials confirmed that two ninth-grade basketball students died Sunday in a vehicular accident in Kansas. A Union spokesman specified that accident occurred in the Kansas City area and identified Kyrin Schumpert as having been a fatality victim of that crash. The Tulsa Public Schools identified DJ Laster as also having been killed in the accident.

  • 1 week ago | tulsaworld.com | Bill Haisten

    On its website, the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) has posted these guidelines pertaining to name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation at the high school level:The OSSAA does not specifically prohibit students from engaging in certain commercial activities as an individual. A student may earn compensation from the use of their name, image and likeness (NIL) if:* The compensation is not contingent on specific athletic performance or achievement.

  • 1 week ago | tulsaworld.com | Bill Haisten |Jason Collington

    Tulsa World Sports Columnist Bill Haisten previews his story on how much money is being talked about when it comes to the licensing of name, image and likeness of high school football players. After showing up in college football, the contracts being talked about are now being signed by local high school athletes. Find Haisten's column in Sports section in the print edition on Sunday and on OKPrepsExtra.com, the home for the Tulsa World's coverage of local high school sports.

  • 2 weeks ago | tulsaworld.com | Juwan Lee |Bill Haisten

    Sports columnist Bill Haisten gives his reaction to Semaj Stanford's shocking move from Jenks to Broken Arrow. Is Broken Arrow now a title contender in Class 6AI?

  • 2 weeks ago | tulsaworld.com | Bill Haisten |Jason Collington

    Sports Columnist Bill Haisten talks to Tulsa World Editor Jason Collington about the two candidates being looked at for the head football coach job at Booker T. Washington High School after the resignation of Dan Bitson.

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29 Apr 25

#okpreps Booker T. Washington alum Nate Goodman named new head coach of Hornets’ football program. https://t.co/QJc9iiXpnO via @tulsaworld

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29 Apr 25

RT @billhaisten: @TulsaFootball Bill Haisten: Tre Lamb’s first TU victories are damage repair and spirit restoration. One longtime Hurrica…

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29 Apr 25

#okpreps @BrokenArrowFTBL @JenksFootball Bill Haisten: Another "wow!" move as four-star Semaj Stanford says he is headed from Jenks to Broken Arrow. With two seasons of prep eligibility remaining, Stanford has more than 20 major offers. https://t.co/hpC9LIVIkE via @tulsaworld