Kelly Hines is a sportswriter at Tulsa World. She covers team sports, particularly focusing on Tulsa football and basketball, while also engaging with individual sports topics. Kelly's work has been featured in Tulsa World Media Company, THE NEWNAN TIMES-HERALD, INC, The University of Tulsa Athletics, and News 9.
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Kelly Hines' coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly those involving Tulsa University. She also writes profile features on athletes and coaches associated with the university.
If you are reaching out to Kelly, consider pitching stories related to local sporting events in Oklahoma and feature ideas about athletes or figures involved with Tulsa University's sports programs. Any insights shared should be relevant to the specific local context of Tulsa and surrounding areas.
Since her focus is primarily on sports-related content within a regional scope, providing exclusive access for interviews or unique angles related to these topics would likely capture her attention.
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By: Eric Bailey, Kelly Hines Tulsa
Editor's note : This story originally published in 2019. With OSU playing TU this week, this story is being re-issued.
Last-second blocked shot gives fifth-ranked Cowboys a win. They will play No. 21 Memphis in the championship game of the Old Spice Classic at 6:30 p.m. Sunday on ESPN2.
