The Bozcast ft. Brian Bosworth

Co-Host Parker Thune gives an update on the future of the Bozcast after a successful trial run of episodes!Fans can expect the Bozcast to return better than ever, with a custom-built studio space in Norman, just in time for football season this fall! Thank you for making this possible.

In this episode, Boz and Wallis Marsh sit down with legendary Oklahoma Sooners head coach Barry Switzer to hear some of Barry's best stories from his historic career. They discuss Barry's collegiate playing career, his early days of coaching, success as a recruiter, the 1985 National Championship team, and his days as a Super Bowl-winning coach for the Dallas Cowboys. This is an episode you don't want to miss.

In this episode of the Bozcast, Brian Bosworth and co-host Wallis Marsh welcome University of Oklahoma President Joseph Harroz Jr for an in-depth conversation about college athletics, the growth of the university, and their shared history as OU students in the 80's.

In this episode, Boz and the Bozcast crew sit down with Oklahoma Sooners General Manager Jim Nagy to get an inside look behind the curtain of OU Football. Nagy and the team discuss roster retention, recruiting, transfer portal, NIL and much more. Stream "Boomer Sooner" by Broke Okie here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KU3CurFFvI&list=OLAK5uy_kPUAdSOjOY_aooke_Y0a4HTZrfdX3hvc8

Welcome to the debut episode of The Bozcast. Brian Bosworth and the Bozcast team sit down with Oklahoma Athletic Director Roger Denny for an in-depth conversation on his vision for the future of Sooner athletics.Plus, The Boz is joined by Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke and attorney Mary Quinn Cooper to break down their landmark court victory over the NCAA—and what it means for Owen’s eligibility and the future of college sports.

Brian Bosworth was an All-American linebacker and two-time Butkus Award winner at Oklahoma from 1984-86. He helped the Sooners win a national championship in 1985. Now he’s behind the mic, joining up with co-hosts Wallis Marsh and Parker Thune to bring you stories and conversations from some of the biggest names in the history of college sports.