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OU hires Tulsa's Plank for sideline duty
Published: 6/30/2011 9:58 AM
Last Modified: 6/30/2011 9:58 AM

Tulsa radio host Chris Plank has been selected for sideline reporting duties for Oklahoma football games, the Tulsa World has learned.

Oklahoma is expected to announce the hiring this morning.

Plank, 36, has been the host or co-host of the afternoon sports talk show at KTBZ (formerly KQLL) am1430 since 1997.

The native of Wood River, Ill., is a University of Tulsa graduate.

Plank, who did the sideline gig for the Sooner Network during the OU spring game in April, joins new play-by-play voice Toby Rowland, who this fall replaces longtime OU commentator Bob Barry.

-- John E. Hoover

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John E. Hoover
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tulsajoe (last year)
I am a little surprised that OU would go that direction, with so many other qualified people to do this. I haven't listened to Plank much lately but when I used to listen to him several years ago his TU allegiance seemed to get in the way as far as OU is concerned. There are a lot of people in Tulsa who really do root for both teams but he is not one of them.

Joe
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Tulsa World Sports Writer Guerin Emig has covered University of Oklahoma football and men's basketball for the Tulsa World since 2004. He lives in Norman, where he keeps the fact that he is a University of Kansas graduate on the down low.

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Tulsa World Sports Writer Eric Bailey covered TU sports before coming over to the OU beat. He came to the Tulsa World in September 2004 after working eight years at the Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader. He attended Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas, where he was a 1996 Chips Quinn scholar, a national award given to minority journalism students.

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