The Oklahoma Board of Regents approved a historic new contract for University of Oklahoma softball coach Patty Gasso during a Friday meeting in Tulsa.
Gasso, who has led the Sooners to four consecutive national titles, received a new deal that will average $2.05 million annually through the 2028 season, not including posssible performance bonuses.
Already the highest-paid coach in college softball, Gasso’s previous contract paid her $1.775 million for this past season and had been scheduled to pay her $1.825 million as of July 1. Instead, her compensation as of July 1 was retroactively increased to $1.9 million. It is scheduled to increase by $100,000 annually in each of the three future years.
Oklahoma Sooners softball head coach Patty Gasso is confident her team is on the verge of “starting to click” as they approach the midpoint of the 2025 season. Despite a few early-season challenges, Gasso believes the Sooners are poised for a strong second half. The Sooners began the season with a dominant 18-1 record, but […]
Weather forced the Sooners to make a second schedule adjustment of the weekend. Oklahoma’s contest with UCF on Saturday has been canceled, OU announced. “Fans who purchased tickets must reach out to the original point of purchase for a refund or solution,” Oklahoma said in a press release. “If standing room only tickets for Saturday’s […]
SEC Fines Oklahoma $200,000 for Storming the Field After Beating Bama… In a stunning turn of events, the Southeastern Conference (SEC) has fined the University of Oklahoma $200,000 following a field storming incident that occurred after their recent victory over Alabama. The incident, which saw fans flood the field in celebration, has sparked widespread debate, […]
