This is a HUGE episode of Pryor to the Snap featuring Kassie Stevens, LaShaun Pryor, and Joe Corley, and it kicks off with a moment Joe Corley won’t forget—finding out live on the show that he’s been nominated for Entertainer of the Year in the 2026 Edmond, Oklahoma Community Votes awards… in the same category as Kassie Stevens. Two hosts. One category. Nothing but excitement and laughs.

From there, the crew dives deep into women’s college basketball, breaking down Oklahoma vs. LSU, the Lady Tigers’ 2–3 conference start, and whether LSU can find the footing they need to make a strong push toward March.

The conversation turns to Iowa State and Audi Crooks, as the Cyclones sit on a four-game losing streak. Is Iowa State in real danger of missing the NCAA Tournament? With video now exposing Crooks’ defensive limitations and opponents adjusting to her low-post game, the panel asks the tough question—where does Iowa State go from here?

LaShaun goes on a full-on rant (in the best way) about Unrivaled, delivering a technical breakdown of the games he’s watched and why the fundamentals, mechanics, and overall progression of women’s basketball in that league far surpass some of what we’ve seen on TV in past years. He also explains why Unrivaled—and the upcoming Project B—could be serious trouble for the WNBA in the near future when it comes to competing for players.

The show shifts gears to college football, including Dylan Raiola’s transfer to Oregon to serve as a backup behind Dante Moore. Was leaving Nebraska as the starter a smart long-term move, or a risky gamble? The crew also debates the future of the NCAA, questioning whether it still serves a real purpose in modern college football, while addressing transfer portal madness and the growing number of players left without a team.

Kassie and Joe deliver a detailed Nebraska and Oklahoma football portal breakdown, highlighting what fans should actually be excited about and sharing the latest updates from both programs.

The episode wraps with a spotlight on Oklahoma high school football, specifically the McLoud boys program, where Joe’s son Ben Corley coaches—plus an open invitation for Ben to join the show as Pryor to the Snap’s newest basketball expert.

All of this from a show that’s currently Top 20 on Player FM for Best Women’s Basketball Podcasts.

Big news. Big debates. Big energy. This is Pryor to the Snap. 🎧🔥

The Pryor to the Snap crew is back with another loaded episode as we break down Indiana’s wildly dominant performance over Oregon in the College Football Playoff and what it means for the national title race. We ask the big question: who’s winning it all this year?

Things take an unexpected turn when a special guest caller hits the line and leaves everyone in the studio completely shook. We also dive into LSU and Oklahoma women’s basketball, the growing impact of major donations to college athletic programs from figures like Mark Cuban, and what that money really changes.

Then Kassie gets publicly called out by a parent who thinks it’s time for her to step into an assistant coaching role at a high school program right here in Oklahoma — and yes, we talk about it.

Plus, in an incredible live moment, we receive the news while on air that missing 12-year-old RJ Davis has been found, bringing relief and joy to everyone listening.

Big games, real conversations, unexpected moments, and great news when it mattered most — all that and more on this episode of Pryor to the Snap, the radio show and podcast.

The Hoosiers are DOMINANT and still can’t buy respect 😤 — even Cam Newton is running his mouth. Nebraska face-plants in the bowl game and now the big question is: where do they go from here? Oregon vs Texas Tech proved one thing… we tried to tell Shaun, but he wouldn’t listen 🤦🏾‍♂️ Texas keeps rolling and Arch Manning is officially becoming that guy 🤘 Meanwhile the transfer portal is absolute chaos — Joe did the math and the average is 34 players PER TEAM 😳

And let this be crystal clear: do NOT come for Audi. We will fight for her anywhere, anytime, on any platform 🥊

All that, plus CFP-level debates, hot takes, and zero filter. This is Pryor to the Snap — buckle up. 🎙️🏈