This episode of Pryor to the Snap comes straight from the comfort of our living room — no studio, no filter. What started as a fired-up conversation between us turned into a full-blown episode giving listeners a front-row seat to what it’s like in a sports-obsessed household like ours.

We dive into Nebraska football and what life might look like without Tony White and Ty Robinson. Can the Huskers still find their way to a bowl game this season?

On the WNBA front, we break down what’s happening with the Las Vegas Aces — is A’ja Wilson carrying too much on her shoulders? Paige Bueckers has Shaun losing his mind with her fadeaway jumper and next-level play with the Wings, and we ask: Is she the most slept-on star in the league?

We dig into Angel Reese’s All-Star snub — was it disrespect or just reality? Plus, we spotlight an Iowa recruit and ask whether the days of organic recruiting stories are gone in favor of “bag-chasing” headlines.

And of course, we go all in on the latest drama surrounding NCAA NIL and the proposed profit-sharing model — will schools like Tennessee play by the new rules or exploit loopholes to pay their players however they see fit?

It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s exactly what happens when the mics turn on in our home. Don’t miss this episode of Pryor to the Snap!

On this high-impact episode of Pryor to the Snap, we break down some of the biggest stories shaking the sports world right now.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are NBA World Champions—how did they do it, and what does it mean for the future of the league?

We dive into major injury headlines, including Tyrese Haliburton, Caitlin Clark, and Paige Bueckers. Who’s the better all-around player between Caitlin and Paige? We compare their games, impact, and future ceilings in the WNBA.

Angel Reese is putting up massive numbers in her last five games. Has she turned a corner and established herself as a dominant force?

Top high school recruit Ace Bailey wasn’t happy being drafted by the Utah Jazz, which sparks a deep conversation about how NIL deals, agents, parents, and outside influences are allowing young athletes to manipulate the draft process before they even reach the league.

We also answer listener questions and tackle a major topic in college football: Can new Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer keep the Tide rolling?

Plus, we preview our upcoming "Way Too Early" College Football Playoff predictions, national title picks, and the sleeper teams you need to know.

And finally, we discuss the recent announcement of a sit-down interview between Knicks leadership and South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley. Should women’s college basketball coaches make the jump to the NBA or WNBA? Is it good for the game—or does it hurt the development pipeline?

Packed with strong opinions, bold takes, and real conversation, this is an episode sports fans won’t want to miss. Subscribe and listen now to Pryor to the Snap, where football meets culture and every sport is fair game.

This week’s episode of Pryor to the Snap is a full-court press of hot takes, bold predictions, and unexpected moments you don’t want to miss.

LaShaun dives into the heated WNBA headlines — we’re talking about the Caitlin Clark eye poke, Sophie Cunningham’s retaliation, and the wild petition that’s now calling for Sophie to be banned. Fair or foul? You’ll hear both sides and where we think the Fever go from here.

We also break down the Chicago Sky’s uninspired performance against the Connecticut Sun. LaShaun doesn’t hold back in asking what it’s going to take to get the Sky flying high again.

Then it’s on to Game 7 of the NBA Finals tonight — Kassie and LaShaun go head-to-head with their picks, score predictions, and what each team has to do to bring home the trophy. This is appointment basketball.

🎉 Surprise twist: Kassie wasn’t supposed to be on this week’s show… but she jumps in late and makes every second count.

Plus:

• LaShaun compares the Ja Morant vs. Stephen A. Smith drama to a familiar feud Charles Barkley once had with Oklahoma City

• A heartfelt reminder to stay safe, stay kind, and love one another in these turbulent times

• And yes — LaShaun proudly reminds everyone why this is one of the best podcasts recorded in Edmond, Oklahoma and a Top 10 women’s basketball podcast on Player FM 💯

This episode is funny, fiery, and full of the kind of conversation you’d have at a bar with people who live and breathe sports. Tune in now!

On this explosive episode of Pryor to the Snap, LaShaun Pryor and Kassie Stevens dive headfirst into the firestorm that was Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the OKC Thunder and Indiana Pacers. Was the Thunder’s win legit—or did some late-game whistles tip the scales in OKC’s favor? Kassie calls LaShaun out for being a homer, challenging his objectivity as the debate gets heated!

Then, we pivot to the WNBA, where Caitlin Clark makes her return to the Indiana Fever lineup. We also tackle the controversy surrounding Angel Reese winning BET’s Sportswoman of the Year—was it well-deserved or premature? Plus, did the Chicago Sky GM go too far by publicly calling her out, or was he just keeping it real?

We wrap things up with Game 5 keys to victory, our official score predictions, and who we’re picking to take the lead in this tightly contested Finals series.

All that and plenty more on this charged-up episode of Pryor to the Snap—where strong opinions meet strong coffee and even stronger debates.

This week’s episode dives headfirst into the biggest stories in sports, and trust us—this one’s packed.

🏈 First, we break down the $20.5 million revenue-sharing model hitting college sports. Are athletes finally getting their due—or will the Big Ten and SEC weaponize their financial muscle to starve out the smaller programs? We ask the hard questions about the future of parity in college athletics.

🏀 Then, we shift to the WNBA where the Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever matchup was hyped as must-see basketball… but ended in a dominant win for the Fever and a major loss—literally and figuratively—for the Sky. We talk injuries, implications, and what’s next for a team suddenly on shaky ground.

🔥 NBA talk? Oh, we’ve got that too. Kassie and LaShaun hit up Fan Fest at OKC’s Scissortail Park and give an honest boots-on-the-ground report from Thunder Nation. They break down the Game 1 loss to the Pacers, analyze what went wrong, and debate whether the Thunder can bounce back in Game 2—or fall into a dangerous 0–2 hole. Oh, and Kassie? She's Team Pacers all the way.

💥 But the episode takes a very real turn when LaShaun goes full Papa Bear mode over a disrespectful Facebook comment targeting women’s sports. What follows is an unfiltered, furious, and passionate stand against online bullies—and a powerful defense of female athletes everywhere. Fair warning: if you've never heard LaShaun mad... you're about to.

All that, plus our signature unfiltered takes, deep dives, and honest opinions. This is Pryor to the Snap—raw, real, and ready.

In this jam-packed episode of Pryor to the Snap, LaShaun Pryor and Kassie Stevens break down the Oklahoma City Thunder’s upcoming matchup against the Indiana Pacers, diving deep into team strengths, playoff expectations, and who holds the edge in this high-stakes battle.

We also tackle a flurry of listener questions, including the state of Nebraska Cornhuskers football under Matt Rhule and a spicy WNBA hypothetical: what if Kennedy Carter joined the Indiana Fever to help Caitlin Clark right now? Would it work, and could hardship waivers even make that happen?

Then, we shift to the WNBA hardwood to recap the Dallas Wings vs. Chicago Sky showdown and assess whether Angel Reese has shown real growth compared to just two weeks ago.

The Women's College World Series is heating up! We break down Texas' massive win over the Oklahoma Sooners, the intense Tennessee vs. OU battle, and preview the elimination showdown between OU and Oregon. Can the Sooners keep their dynasty dreams alive—or is this where the story ends?

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This special Supershow edition of Pryor to the Snap clocks in at over an hour—and trust us, it's packed from start to finish!

We kick things off with LaShaun issuing a correction on his earlier report that Micah Parsons had signed a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys (spoiler: he hasn’t—yet!). We also touch on what’s happening with the Cowboys and their offseason storylines.

Then, LaShaun dives into his newly published article on the University of Oklahoma’s decision to lay off 5% of its staff in preparation for the incoming NCAA revenue-sharing model. The government’s guidance on that is expected any day now, and we break down what it all could mean.

The crew goes deep on WNBA action, starting with the Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty showdown that literally came down to the final play—a barn burner, no doubt. We analyze the state of the Chicago Sky and spotlight players, with a heavy focus on Angel Reese. Kassie brings the heat with a powerful conversation on fundamental basketball and shares an emotional reflection on honoring the women who paved the way in sports.

Fan questions about women’s basketball spark great conversation—like why certain records are only now being broken and how far the women's game has come.

Switching gears, LaShaun jumps into the WWE universe with thoughts on NXT’s Trick Williams and Nikkita Lyons, questioning her current influence in women’s wrestling and where it’s all headed.

To wrap it up, we break down the Oklahoma City Thunder’s blowout loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Did the Thunder give up halfway through? Can they still make a legit run at the NBA Finals, or is the moment too big for OKC’s young guns?

All that—and so much more—on this jam-packed episode of Pryor to the Snap!

With Kassie out sick, Lahaun Pryor holds it down solo on this jam-packed edition of Pryor to the Snap. No co-host? No problem. Lahaun dives deep into the wild world of sports, starting with a heated Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever showdown. He breaks down the controversial tech foul involving Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, the energy shift on the court that followed, and whether Hailey Van Lith could’ve changed the game’s outcome if she'd been given more time earlier.

The comparisons are flying—should Paige Bueckers be measured against Caitlin Clark’s early WNBA impact? Is Clark now the new standard? Lahaun gives his take.

Listener questions heat things up, including a big one: Is this the year Oklahoma makes noise in the SEC and punches their ticket to the CFP? NIL also takes center stage with thoughts on Kirby Smart's comments about freshmen outearning seniors and whether coaches truly grasp the impact of name, image, and likeness deals today.

We also touch on Shedeur and Shilo Sanders being apart on the football field for the first time ever, and a troubling moment between Knicks and Pacers fans that sparks a bigger conversation about our values as sports fans.

All that and more in this thoughtful, fiery, and honest one-man show. Don’t miss it.