tulsahurricane.com

tulsahurricane.com is the official athletics website for the University of Tulsa, home of the Golden Hurricane. It is run by the university's athletics department and serves as the primary source for news, schedules, results, and video content across Tulsa's varsity sports. If you follow a specific Tulsa team, want official announcements, or are looking for the department's own video and store links, this is the site to use. It is not a third-party news outlet or a general ticketing marketplace.

What the site covers

The site is organized around the full roster of University of Tulsa sports programs. From the sport filter on its video section, that includes:

• Football
• Men's and women's basketball
• Men's and women's cross country
• Men's and women's golf
• Men's and women's soccer
• Men's and women's tennis
• Men's and women's track and field
• Softball
• Rowing
• Volleyball

Content is grouped into a few recurring areas:

What you can actually do there

• Read official news and results. Headlines carry a sport tag and a date, so you can tell at a glance whether an item is current. Examples from the site include a men's basketball non-conference schedule announcement, a football weekly press conference, and a men's soccer goalkeeper-of-the-week honor.
• Watch video. The All Access section hosts cinematic recaps, previews, postgame coverage, interviews, press conferences, and full-game archives. Videos can be filtered by sport and by category (Features, Highlights, Interviews, Press Conferences, and so on).
• Follow department-wide stories. Not everything is game coverage — the news feed also carries items like a major gift supporting Tulsa Football.
• Reach official store and social channels. Quick Links point to the official online store and the department's social media.

Things to know before you visit

• It is a school athletics site, not a neutral news source. Coverage reflects the department's own framing and priorities.
• Some seating is labeled "premium." The site links to a Premium Seating page, which indicates that certain seating options are handled as a distinct, likely higher-tier offering. The site does not state prices, so check that page directly if cost matters to you.
• Video and news are the core; ticketing is not the focus. If your goal is buying tickets or comparing resale options, this site is a starting point rather than a full marketplace.
• Dates on the site run into 2026, so the news feed reflects an active, ongoing season cycle rather than an archived site.

Who should use it

Use tulsahurricane.com if you want official University of Tulsa athletics information: schedules, results, department announcements, and the school's own video coverage. If you need independent analysis, broad national college sports coverage, or price comparison across ticket sellers, you will want additional sources alongside it.

Yes. tulsahurricane.com includes a dedicated Premium Seating link, found at https://tulsahurricane.com/sports/2019/6/5/premium-seating. That page is the official starting point for premium seating and related donor-based arrangements. The site does not publish prices, availability, or a purchase flow in the material available here, so those details have to be confirmed on the official page itself.

What the site actually provides

The official athletics website for the University of Tulsa Hurricane carries a "Premium Seating" entry among its site links. That tells you premium seating is a recognized category of the site's offerings, separate from general news, schedules, and video content.

What is confirmed:

• A Premium Seating page exists on the official domain.
• The site also surfaces a Champions Fund quick link ("join the golden hurricane champions fund"), which is the athletics support/donation channel.
• The site links to an official online store and social media accounts.

What is not confirmed by the available material:

• Ticket prices or donation thresholds
• Which sports or venues offer premium seating
• Whether premium seating requires a Champions Fund contribution
• Any online purchase or reservation process

How to use the Premium Seating page

1. Go to https://tulsahurricane.com/sports/2019/6/5/premium-seating.
2. Read the page for the specific seating options it lists and any stated requirements.
3. If the page directs you to a contact, form, or ticket office, use that channel — the site does not expose a self-service checkout for premium seating in the available evidence.
4. Check the Champions Fund link if the page ties premium seating to donor support, since the two are presented as related site features.

Expected result: you get the official description of premium seating options and the correct next step (contact, request, or application), rather than a price list.

Where premium seating fits in the site

Common sticking points

• No published pricing. Do not assume a cost or that it is free — the site does not state either way in the available material.
• Donation vs. purchase. Premium seating at university athletics programs is often tied to donor levels. The presence of the Champions Fund link alongside premium seating suggests checking both, but the exact relationship is not stated here.
• Login or eligibility. The available material does not indicate whether a login, account, or prior donor status is required. Treat that as unknown until the official page says otherwise.
• Dated page URL. The premium seating link carries a 2019 date in its path. Content may have been updated since; read the page itself rather than relying on the URL.

Bottom line

If you want premium seating information for Tulsa athletics, the official Premium Seating page on tulsahurricane.com is the place to start, and the Champions Fund is the related support channel worth checking. Confirm all specifics — price, availability, requirements, and process — directly on those official pages, since the site does not publish them in the material reviewed here.

tulsahurricane.com is the official athletics website for the University of Tulsa Hurricane. To find coverage of one specific sport, use two separate paths: the Featured Stories / All News area for written news, and the Tulsa All Access Videos area for video, where a sport filter lets you narrow the list. Both paths are on the homepage, so you can start from the same page and branch depending on whether you want to read or watch.

Finding written news for one sport

The homepage carries a Featured Stories rotator plus an All Stories link, and a separate Tulsa additional stories block with an All News link. These are general news feeds rather than sport-specific pages, so the practical approach is:

1. Open the homepage and scan Featured Stories first — recent items are surfaced there with a sport label and date, for example "Men's Basketball, September 21, 2026" or "Women's Golf, September 21, 2026."
2. If your sport isn't in the featured rotation, follow All News (or All Stories) to see the wider list.
3. Match on the sport tag shown with each headline rather than on the headline wording, since stories are labeled by team (Football, M Soccer, W Golf, and so on).

The homepage excerpt shows this pattern clearly: a men's basketball schedule announcement, a football press conference, a men's soccer goalkeeper award, and a women's golf tournament result all appear as separate labeled items in the same feed.

Filtering videos by sport

The video area is the one place on the homepage with an explicit sport filter. Under Tulsa All Access Videos you'll find:

• A Hurricane Vision section with an All Videos link.
• A Select Sport to filter videos dropdown listing: All Sports, Football, Men's Basketball, Men's Cross Country, Men's Golf, Men's Soccer, Men's Tennis, Men's Track and Field, Softball, Women's Basketball, Women's Cross Country, Women's Golf, Rowing, Women's Soccer, Women's Tennis, Women's Track and Field, Volleyball, Cross Country, and Track and Field.
• A second Select Sport to filter videos control, plus a category filter with: Features, Full Game Archive, Games, Golden Moments, Highlights, Interview, Press Conferences, Signing Day, Sports Report, TU Home Team, and TV/Radio Shows.

To get to one sport's video:

1. Scroll to the Tulsa All Access Videos block.
2. Set the sport dropdown from All Sports to your team.
3. Optionally set the category dropdown to narrow further — for example Highlights or Press Conferences.
4. Play from the resulting list. Each entry shows a title, sport, and date, such as "FB | Tulsa vs East Texas A&M Cinematic Recap, Football, September 22, 2026."

Note that the sport list separates some entries that look similar — "Men's Track and Field" and "Track and Field" appear as distinct options, as do "Cross Country" and "Men's/Women's Cross Country." If your first selection returns nothing, try the other variant.

Other entry points worth knowing

• Quick Links on the homepage point to the champions fund, the official online store, and social media accounts — useful if you want merchandise or updates rather than news.
• Premium Seating exists as a separate section (/sports/2019/6/5/premium-seating), which is about seating rather than content; don't expect sport news there.
• The site also lists TU Home Team and TV/Radio Shows as video categories, which is where coach shows and weekly press conferences tend to sit.

Common snags

• The news feeds are not pre-filtered by sport, so you filter by reading the sport tag on each item.
• The video filter is the only structured sport selector described on the homepage; if a sport has no recent video, the filtered list will simply be short or empty.
• Dates on the homepage run into 2026, so check the date on a story before assuming it's current.

Tulsa All Access is the video hub on tulsahurricane.com, the official athletics website of the University of Tulsa. It hosts highlight reels, full-game archives, interviews, press conferences, and feature stories, and you can filter the library by sport and by video category. Most browsing is open to any visitor; the site separately maintains a "Premium Seating" section, so treat any premium label as applying to specific items rather than assuming the whole video library is gated.

Video categories you can browse

The site organizes its video library under named categories, which appear as filter options alongside the sport selector:

• Features – produced segments and cinematic recaps, such as a football cinematic recap of Tulsa vs. East Texas A&M.
• Full Game Archive – complete replays of past games.
• Games – game-related video tied to specific matchups.
• Golden Moments – standout plays and memorable program moments.
• Highlights – condensed game action.
• Interview – one-on-one and media interviews, such as a weekly football press conference with Tre Lamb.
• Press Conferences – coach and player media sessions.
• Signing Day – recruiting and signing-day coverage.
• Sports Report – news-style program updates.
• TU Home Team – programming tied to Tulsa teams.
• TV/Radio Shows – coach shows and radio-style broadcasts, such as the Tulsa Hurricane Coaches Show airing live from Elgin Park.

Filtering by sport

A "Select Sport to filter videos" control lists the full range of Tulsa programs, so you can narrow the library to one team:

Football, Men's Basketball, Men's Cross Country, Men's Golf, Men's Soccer, Men's Tennis, Men's Track and Field, Softball, Women's Basketball, Women's Cross Country, Women's Golf, Rowing, Women's Soccer, Women's Tennis, Women's Track and Field, Volleyball, plus general Cross Country and Track and Field entries.

Combining a sport filter with a category filter is the fastest way to reach a specific type of clip — for example, football plus Press Conferences, or men's soccer plus Highlights.

How to find a specific video

1. Open the Tulsa All Access Videos section from the athletics homepage.
2. Use the sport selector to choose the team you want.
3. Use the category selector to choose the video type (Highlights, Interview, Full Game Archive, and so on).
4. Scan the resulting list, which shows a thumbnail, title, sport tag, and date — for example, "FB | Tre Lamb Arkansas Preview," Football, September 21, 2026.
5. Select a video to play it in the embedded player.

If you are not sure which category a clip falls under, start with the sport filter alone and browse the full list for that team.

What to expect from the content

Video entries carry a sport abbreviation and a date, so you can judge how recent a clip is at a glance. Recent examples on the site include a football cinematic recap, a postgame segment after Tulsa vs. East Texas A&M, and a preview interview ahead of an Arkansas matchup. The library mixes current-season coverage with archived material, and "Golden Moments" and "Full Game Archive" are the categories most likely to hold older content.

Premium and access notes

The site includes a "Premium Seating" page under its sports section, which concerns seating rather than video access. The available site material does not state that videos require a login, subscription, or payment, so no conclusion can be drawn about whether any individual video is restricted — check the player or listing itself if a clip does not load.

Not from what the site itself shows. tulsahurricane.com is the University of Tulsa's official athletics website, and the content it surfaces is news, video, and schedule information rather than a checkout flow. The page evidence lists sections like "Featured Stories," "Tulsa All Access Videos," and "Quick Links," but no ticket-purchase page or cart. If you want to buy tickets, treat this site as a starting point and expect to be routed to a separate official ticketing channel.

What the site actually is

tulsahurricane.com is the official athletics website for the University of Tulsa Hurricane. Its stated purpose is coverage of Tulsa's teams, and the visible structure supports that:

The news items carry dates and sport labels (Football, Men's Soccer, Women's Golf, and so on), and the video library lets you filter by sport and by category such as Highlights, Interviews, Press Conferences, and Full Game Archive. That is a media and information layout, not a storefront.

Where ticket buying fits

The site does reference "Premium Seating" as a linked page, which tells you seating information exists somewhere on the domain. But the evidence stops at the link — there is no shown price, no payment platform, and no purchase step. So you can reasonably conclude:

• Seating information: possibly available through the Premium Seating link.
• Direct purchase on this site: not demonstrated by the page content.
• Payment platforms: none listed in the site data.

If a purchase path exists, it would most likely sit behind an external link or a separate official ticketing site reached from a Quick Links entry. The page evidence does not confirm which.

How to proceed if you want tickets

1. Go to tulsahurricane.com and look at the Quick Links area and the Premium Seating link.
2. Follow any link labeled for tickets or seating and check whether it leaves the domain.
3. If it redirects to a different official ticketing site, complete the purchase there — that is the channel the athletics department is pointing you to.
4. If you can't find a purchase path, contact the Tulsa athletics ticket office directly rather than buying from a third party.

The practical takeaway: use tulsahurricane.com to confirm schedules, opponents, and seating options, then buy through whatever official ticketing destination it links to. Don't assume the athletics homepage itself handles transactions.