Oklahoma Wildcatters hire Greg Rhodes as head coach in PBR league
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 10:17 AM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
The Oklahoma Wildcatters have appointed Greg Rhodes as their new head coach in the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) league. Rhodes previously coached college rodeo for 29 years, achieving significant success with numerous national champions. He takes over the Wildcatters, who have struggled in their first two seasons, finishing eighth and ninth in the PBR Teams standings. The team is currently 1-2 this season, facing challenges at their recent event, Wildcatter Days. Rhodes aims to elevate the performance of his riders as they work towards the PBR Teams Championship in November.
- •Greg Rhodes has 29 years of college rodeo coaching experience.
- •The Wildcatters are currently 1-2 in the season standings.
- •Kaiden Loud recorded a career-best 91.2-point ride at the latest event.
- •The Wildcatters finished eighth and ninth in their first two PBR seasons.
- •They aim to reach the PBR Teams Championship in November.
- 10:17 AMYahoo Sports — Why PBR team Oklahoma Wildcatters turned to rodeo coaching legend Greg Rhodes
"After 29 years of college rodeo success, Greg Rhodes is now coaching the Oklahoma Wildcatters in the PBR league.
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