Kelly Hines is a sports writer for Tulsa World, specializing in coverage of Tulsa football and basketball. With a passion for local sports, Kelly provides in-depth analysis, player profiles, and game recaps to keep readers informed and engaged. She is also an active Heisman voter and a dedicated rescuer of cats.
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By: Kelly Hines
As a 7-year-old growing up in southern Oklahoma, she played on her older brother Brody's Little League baseball team that was coached by their dad.
The Golden Hurricane signed junior-college transfer Corey Henderson Jr. and Rivals three-star high school seniors Lawson Korita, Travis Atson and Martins Igbanu on Wednesday, the start of the NCAA's early
Tulsa continues a two-game road trip after falling 68-52 at American on Friday night.
Roland athlete Manny Bunch announced his commitment on Twitter on Thursday afternoon, and several hours later, Stroud offensive lineman Tiller Bucktrot also committed to the Hurricane, according to Rivals.
After a game ends, most athletes are quick to scan a box score for their names. University of Tulsa softball player Imani Edwards is the opposite. She will do whatever it takes to avoid seeing her stats.
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After a game ends, most athletes are quick to scan a box score for their names. University of Tulsa softball player Imani Edwards is the opposite. She will do whatever
By: Kelly Hines
Gus Tettamble doesn't consider himself a typical tennis player.
By: Kelly Hines
After East Carolina trimmed its deficit to 14 points, Tulsa responded with a 64-yard pass from Dane Evans to Josh Atkinson that was the Hurricane’s longest play of the season.
At The University of Tulsa, Kayley Cassaday has embodied the term student-athlete.
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