<description>&lt;p&gt;Host Gene DeFilippo sits down with Chad Weiberg, the Director of Athletics at Oklahoma State University, who begins by recounting his rise from unpaid intern to his current leadership role. The discussion goes on to cover the challenges and strategic moves amidst Big 12 conference realignment and the departure of Oklahoma and Texas. Chad reflects on the tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of 10 members of the OSU basketball family, including his brother, 23 years ago, and how the OSU community continues to "Remember the Ten." He also delves into the changing landscape of college football, including the future of the Bedlam rivalry, the recent College Football 'Super League' proposals and House Settlement, and the widening gap in media rights revenues. The episode concludes with insights on the broader implications of reforms and the adaptability required to navigate ongoing changes in college athletics.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

On the Fly by Playfly Sports

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Oklahoma State AD Chad Weiberg talks Conference Realignment, 'Super League' proposals, Bedlam, and More

OCT 28, 202438 MIN
On the Fly by Playfly Sports

Oklahoma State AD Chad Weiberg talks Conference Realignment, 'Super League' proposals, Bedlam, and More

OCT 28, 202438 MIN

Description

Host Gene DeFilippo sits down with Chad Weiberg, the Director of Athletics at Oklahoma State University, who begins by recounting his rise from unpaid intern to his current leadership role. The discussion goes on to cover the challenges and strategic moves amidst Big 12 conference realignment and the departure of Oklahoma and Texas. Chad reflects on the tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of 10 members of the OSU basketball family, including his brother, 23 years ago, and how the OSU community continues to "Remember the Ten." He also delves into the changing landscape of college football, including the future of the Bedlam rivalry, the recent College Football 'Super League' proposals and House Settlement, and the widening gap in media rights revenues. The episode concludes with insights on the broader implications of reforms and the adaptability required to navigate ongoing changes in college athletics.