Price Contributes to SWOSU Football Suite Refresh

The Penny News 1420

Weatherford, OK – Steve Price of Marble Falls, Texas, has generously contributed funds to help refresh the Football coach and staff offices at Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) in Weatherford.

Price, a 1983 alumnus of SWOSU and former Bulldog football player, has been a longtime supporter of SWOSU Football. Price currently serves as a SWOSU Foundation, Inc. Trustee and chairs the SWOSU Football Legacy Fund Steering Committee.

Price's gift provides a visual update to the exterior of the Rex & Rob Ryan Coaching Offices inside the Cecil Perkins Football Complex. The new renovation is a boost to school spirit, pride, and morale for the football team, coaching staff, prospective students and visitors to the suite.

SWOSU Football will kick off the 2026 season on September 3 at Arkansas Tech University.

To learn more about how to support SWOSU Football, visit www.GivetoSWOSUFootball.com or contact Aaron Jeffreys, 580-774-3122.

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