Bill Haisten
Tulsa World Sports Columnist
Chad Weiberg’s intellect, sensibilities, deep voice and laugh have not changed. He still prefers chocolate ice cream over all other flavors. When he has a steak, he still wants it cooked medium rare.
From a physiological standpoint, however, Oklahoma State’s athletic director is a different man than he was on Aug. 1.
Under the hood, there’s been a stunning change.
Weiberg has a new engine.
Stunned by the recent revelation that he was born 53 years ago with a heart that had structural flaws, Weiberg went from believing his health was perfect to being prepped for an overwhelming surgery — a six-hour, open-heart procedure that occurred on Aug. 2 in Oklahoma City.
That surgery was executed by a former OU Sooner football player — Dr. John Randolp