Bill Haisten is a journalist for Tulsa World Media Company, focusing on local sports coverage in Oklahoma, particularly in Tulsa. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Bill provides insightful analysis and commentary on various sports teams and events, capturing the essence of the local sports scene.
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Bill Haisten primarily covers local sports events, particularly football and baseball. He may be open to pitches related to insightful commentary on ongoing local sports events or interviews with relevant athletes, coaches, or figures involved in the local sporting scene of Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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As Bill's focus is predominantly within Oklahoma (specifically Tulsa), it would be beneficial for outreach efforts to reflect this regional emphasis.
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By: Bill Haisten
On Saturday, the Tulsa World's Berry Tramel learned that Gundy's pay reduction should result in a 2025-26 compensation figure of $6.75 million. During the 2024-25 school year, Gundy is among the nation's 20 highest-paid coaches at $7.75 million. He had been scheduled to make $8 million in 2025-26.
By: Bill Haisten
Video courtesy of FOX23 Tulsa World Sports Columnist & Writer BIXBY — What a week for Tulsa County large-school prep football.
By: Bill Haisten, Mike Simons
By: Bill Haisten
Dan Bitson: “The players understood what the Booker T. standard looks like.” Tulsa World Sports Columnist & Writer
By: Bill Haisten
Video courtesy of FOX23 Tulsa World Sports Columnist & Writer The Union hire could have a jarring impact on other Tulsa County schools and on Class 6AI football as a whole.
By: Bill Haisten
As the successor to retired coaching legend Bill Blankenship, Antonio Graham never seemed daunted by his Owasso challenge. Tulsa World Sports Columnist & Writer
By: Bill Haisten
While Lamb accommodated everyone who wanted a piece of his time on Tuesday, he seemed anxious to be elsewhere – in his new Case Athletic Complex office, trying to do 10 things at once.
By: Greg Vacek, Ecu Sweeps Tri, Wr Chase Sowell, Jules Montinar, Joe Moore, Buddy Teevens, Blake Horvath, Robert Braswell, Clap Back, Pat McAfee, Matthew Fobbs-White, Jeff Monken, Penny Hardaway, Bill Haisten
Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond
By: Bill Haisten
Equaling Belichick-North Carolina for improbability was the stunning movement of Tulsa County Class 6AI football coaches.
By: Bill Haisten
Unless OSU donors and fans feel good about the direction of the program, and see signs that university leaders have a real football plan, it would be impossible to replicate the ticket-sales success of 2024.
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