"I don't feel 102 starts; I feel playing football from the age of being in seventh grade all the way until I was 32." In this week's episode, Bill talks to former TU All-American and Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Jerry Ostroski. He talks about the NFL postseason; the difference from playing in the pros now and then (and how he dealt with injuries); remembering the 10-win TU season in 1991 (the only team in Oklahoma to achieve 10 wins that season) and more.
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From June 2002: Livin' large
From November 1991: TU's Ostroski blocks way onto All-American squad
From June 2004: Ostroski gives TU strength
From February 2009: 'Jerry-O': From player to fan to Hall of Fame
From December 2013: Former TU, Bills lineman talks cold-weather impact
From November 2017: Bill Haisten: For the Ostroskis, a once-in-a-lifetime season at Holland Hall
From July 2018: Bill Haisten: Recovering from a big surgery, Jerry Ostroski has ‘absolutely no regrets’
From September 2018: Bill Haisten: A stunning Tuesday for Jerry Ostroski, whose TU jersey will be retired
From April 2019: Former Hurricane All-American Jerry Ostroski gets job at TU
From September 2020: Bill Haisten: His dad is synonymous with Tulsa football, but Army commit Owen Ostroski wasn’t recruited by TU
From January 2021: Holland Hall defensive end Owen Ostroski commits to TU
From January 2022: Jerry Ostroski lends pain, perspective to Buffalo's heartbreak in Kansas City as only an ex-Bill can

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