Pryor to the Snap Radio Show

Easter Snapshots: Thunder Playoff Hype, NIL Stars & Cornhusker Questions (LaShaun solo episode)

In this special solo Easter Sunday edition of Pryor to the Snap, LaShaun keeps it short but packed with takes from across the sports landscape. He dives into the OKC Thunder’s electric momentum heading into the playoffs—drawing comparisons to the Westbrook, Durant, and Harden era—and breaks down the buzz around the city.
Then it’s a quick run through the sports world: the Texas Longhorn band shows out at a baseball game, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter earn stadium honors at Colorado, and OU Women’s Gymnastics snags another national title. He also touches on Livvy Dunne’s retirement from gymnastics and the shakeup in Morgantown with 30+ West Virginia football players entering the portal.
LaShaun closes things out with a look at Nebraska football: Matt Rhule’s spring game decisions, the new 105-man roster limit, and whether Husker fans should buy into the hype—or brace for more heartbreak.
Tap in for a fast-paced, reflective ride through the week in sports on Pryor to the Snap.

From Grenades to Game Changers: Sports, Society & Unfiltered Truths

This week on the Pryor to the Snap Radio Show, we go full throttle—no topic is safe and no opinion is held back. LaShaun and Kassie take you on a wild ride through the world of sports and its deep connection to culture, youth, and society.
We kick things off by diving into a heavy but necessary conversation about school violence in America—sparked by Ja Morant’s controversial new on-court “grenade” celebration. Is it just hype, or does it send the wrong message to kids watching? From there, we touch on Isiah Thomas' old-school take on LeBron James’ shirtless pregame routine and whether it really matters.
We pause to talk about the news of LSU standout and projected first-round NFL pick Kyren Lacy, who passed away today.
Then LaShaun unleashes a passionate rant on Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava’s decision to sit out or hit the portal in pursuit of more money—claiming it changed the landscape of college football overnight. Kassie switches gears to the WNBA, breaking down this year’s exciting draft class, the rising star MiLaysia Fulwiley at South Carolina, and swirling rumors of her hitting the transfer portal.
We also open up the Mini Mailbag to tackle your hottest questions, including:
The future of Oklahoma Sooners football
Skip Bayless’ wild comments on Luka
What’s next for Russell Westbrook in Denver?
And things get real when Kassie claps back at a vile comment made on our Facebook page about A’ja Wilson and Angel Reese. She holds nothing back as she defends their impact on the WNBA and their role in pushing the game forward.
Sports, society, controversy, and culture—Pryor to the Snap is where it all comes together. Buckle up.

HEAVY on the Women’s Game: Final Four, Mulkey Madness & the Future of Hoops”

On this can’t-miss episode of Pryor to the Snap!, we’re going HEAVY on the women's game and diving deep into everything surrounding the Women’s Final Four! LaShaun and Kassie unpack the high-stakes matchups, bold performances, and the brewing controversy around Kim Mulkey’s press conference—was it too much, or just misunderstood? We break down how the media is spinning her words vs. what we really think.
We also get real with listener questions about the WNBA pay gap and discuss why players like Flau'jae Johnson and Olivia Miles are choosing to run it back in college. Plus, we talk candid about Hailey Van Lith and Sedona Prince and what we think about how their style of play fits in with the current landscape of women's basketball?
LaShaun shares his recent visit to Edmond Santa Fe’s broadcasting program, where he was blown away by the student-run radio station KSFN and the hustle of the next generation of broadcasters. His message? “Just show up.” Especially for the young women out there—we need more of you in sports media!
This is a loud, proud, and passionate episode packed with hot takes, real talk, and our full attention on the women’s game. Tune in before the championship tips off! #wnba #collegebasketball #womens #sports

The State of Women’s Sports, LeBron vs. Stephen A., Womens history month & more!

This Women’s History Month, we dive deep into the state of women’s sports: Are stars like JuJu Watkins, Audi Crooks, Flau'jae Johnson, Kiki Iriafen, and Hannah Hidalgo getting the coverage they deserve? Did women’s basketball lose momentum after last year’s breakout season? Kassie and LaShaun debate whether drama is necessary to keep women's sports in the spotlight.
We also break down the LeBron James vs. Stephen A. Smith feud, why semi-pro and arena football struggle to survive, and what it would take to make them work. Plus, is Oklahoma City ready for a UFL team? We explore the OKC Energy arena plans and what that could mean for the city’s sports scene.
And of course, we can’t ignore the shot—Josh Giddey's half-court dagger for the Bulls. We also discuss Sedona Prince, TCU’s Elite 8 run, and the controversy that’s now sparked a Change.org petition.
All this and so much more in this jam-packed episode of Pryor to the Snap! Don’t miss it—hit play now!
Kassie Stevens—2024 Podcast Host of the Year (as voted by the people of Edmond, Oklahoma)—and LaShaun Pryor—two-time Best Radio Host nominee and Entertainer of the Year—bring the heat in this episode of Pryor to the Snap!

Its the argument, BBL Drizzy, NFL argument, NIL argument, QB pay argument episode!

Buckle up, because this episode of Pryor to the Snap is one for the books! What started as a plan to cover current events quickly spirals into absolute chaos as we debate everything from the San Diego/LA Chargers' fall from grace to why the Cleveland Browns just can't stop being terrible. We dive into the struggles of so-called "poverty franchises," the never-ending trouble surrounding Georgia Bulldogs players, and the wild reality of giving massive money to 18-24-year-olds when even some grown adults couldn’t handle it.
Plus, we break down the lopsided mess that is NCAA March Madness seeding, check in on Copper Flagg’s stability, and somehow—against all odds—bring back BBL Drizzy from a past episode. Oh, and Bonnie Blue? Yeah, that came up out of nowhere too.
This episode is pure, unfiltered, and absolutely insane in the best way possible. Don’t miss this wild ride—hit play now!

Brackets, Ballers, trolls, NFL & more—March Madness Heats Up!

This week on Pryor to the Snap, Kassie Stevens and LaShaun Pryor bring the heat with a jam-packed episode covering everything from the WNBA to March Madness! Kassie is working on some bracket action for the listeners—stay tuned for details on how to get in on the fun. The crew dives into the latest Dallas Cowboys drama (because there’s always something), breaks down the OKC Thunder’s season, and reacts to Drake Stoops’ failed PED test with the Rams.
Plus, NASCAR scouts showing up at Clemson’s pro day? That’s a wild but awesome opportunity for undrafted athletes to find a new career path. Aaron Rodgers continues to hold NFL teams hostage while he decides what’s next, and of course, we’re here for the drama.
And speaking of drama, Women’s College Basketball is shattering viewership records, but internet trolls are out in full force. Kassie goes off on the "incels" trying to discredit women’s sports and the talent of women`s basketball stars. You already know it’s going to be a passionate debate.
All this and so much more—don’t miss this week’s episode of Pryor to the Snap!

Draft Stock Drops, WNBA Pay Strikes, and Sports Gone Wild!

Is Shedeur Sanders’ draft stock really sinking, or are we witnessing the birth of an NFL prodigy? Cameron Brink says she’s thankful for her $76K WNBA salary—but should she be? Plus, Angel Reese hints at a WNBA strike, and Natasha Cloud demands respect for Reese’s impact. Katherine Legge is breaking barriers in NASCAR—how will she fare? The Dallas Mavericks are raising ticket prices, but are fans getting their money’s worth? Nebraska's Matt Rhule forces his players into wall sits and TikTok dances—motivation or madness? And speaking of madness, we break down the viral video of a referee getting assaulted, an Oklahoma State softball player taking a tag to the face, and LeBron hitting 50,000 points while pulling his groin. Oh, and Brent Venables is taking control of OU’s defense—good move or disaster waiting to happen?
LaShaun Pryor and Kassie Stevens go full throttle on these topics and more—no holds barred; no punches pulled! Buckle up for another wild ride on Pryor to the Snap!

"High Stakes & High Expectations" (Shaun is alone on this episode!)

This week on Pryor to the Snap, we dive into the controversy brewing in Norman as Oklahoma University pushes for a new entertainment district despite resident opposition. Jerry Jones hints at drafting a young QB to back up Dak Prescott—could this be the Cowboys’ future? With the NCAA tournament around the corner, Oklahoma finds itself on the bubble again, praying for chaos to sneak in. Meanwhile, Sooners fans made headlines for all the wrong reasons, throwing beer cans at Kentucky players—what does this say about OU’s fanbase? The NFL is rolling out an electronic first-down system, but will it actually work? Plus, Arch Manning is already a Heisman favorite before taking a meaningful snap—fair hype or too much pressure? Diana Taurasi hangs it up after 20 legendary years, and Matt Rhule keeps it real about NIL battles in college football recruiting. All this and more, right here on Pryor to the Snap!

Clashing nations in Hockey, politics in sports, College football, Oklahoma and March Madness and more!

On this episode of Pryor to the Snap, we break down the intensity of the 4 Nations Hockey Tournament championship between the U.S. and Canada, where politics fueled the fire, and the Canadians skated away victorious. Then, we dive into Oklahoma Sooners football—how secure is Brent Venables' job, and what must OU fix to reclaim dominance? We take a trip down memory lane to the Big 8 days and debate whether Texas' influence and the Longhorn Network derailed the Big 12.
Plus, we unpack the NBA All-Star drama—did LeBron James’ absence hurt the game, especially after his high-flying return with the Lakers? In Cowboys country, Micah Parsons stirs up controversy yet again, while the Chargers look to cut ties with Joey Bosa before his roster bonus kicks in. Texas and USC’s move shakes up college football, Nebraska cancels its spring game, and there's so much more to cover.
Hosted by Podcast Host of the Year winner Kassie Stevens and twice-nominated Best of the 405 radio personality LaShaun Pryor—this is Pryor to the Snap!

Pryor to the Snap: Live from Ballers Bar & Grill – Football, Fans & Fat Guy Club!

It’s a VERY special episode of Pryor to the Snap as LaShaun Pryor and Kassie Stevens take the show on the road to Ballers Bar & Grill in Oklahoma City! Joining the debate are Kyle Moody, President of Fat Guy Club and former Mustang High School football great, along with Mike Denny, Fat Guy Club admin and multi-sport referee.
The crew tackles all things football, including:🏈 Oklahoma Football – What’s in store for 2025?🏈 Nebraska’s Matt Rhule – Did he make the right call canceling the spring game?🏈 Brent Venables – Should the Oklahoma head coach be his own defensive coordinator?🏈 Super Bowl Talk – Eagles fans, their wild celebrations, and we talk about the outcome of the big game.🏈 The Path to D1 – Kassie gives advice to a young athlete with dreams of playing at the next level.
From heated debates to fan questions on Facebook, this episode is packed with laughs, strong takes, and unfiltered sports talk! Don’t miss it!