Daily Bullets – 9.28

Thank you, John Walters for putting Brandon Weeden in your Heisman race. (The Daily)

Here’s the pressbox to the couch piece Anthony Slater and I did for the A&M game. If you don’t have an O’Colly subscription (you should get one) I’ll probably post excerpts on here later this week. (O’Colly)

Cool, Tajh Boyd over Brandon Weeden on a Heisman list. (Heisman Pundit)

Vote for Dan Bailey for NFL Rookie of the Week (h/t @denlowery) (NFL)

Kelly Hines on how much these Cowboys love going on the road. (Tulsa World)

Who had under on 16 A&M rushing yards in the second half Saturday? (NewsOK)

Intriguing read on why Facebook is so much more popular than Twitter. (New York Times)

Good hoops preview has OSU as a top 50 team. (Sporting News)

Cowboys finish 3rd at the Golfweek Conference Challenge. (okstate.com)

Some new Rivals rankings

Gundy moves up in the coaching ranks (he should move up more after that dance he did)
Weeden jumps Landry
Grant Garner enters the OL ranks
Monken breaks into the top ten

Weeden can’t elicit a single vote on ESPN for the Heisman? (ESPN)

Pat Forde is already looking ahead to December 3rd. (ESPN)

I think we already knew about this (not sure why it’s “breaking news”) but in case you forgot, OSU basketball will be playing SMU in the American Airlines Center on December 28. (News 9)

Iowa State’s AD says we’re all good. Okay, I feel much better now. (ESPN)

Tony Pauline says Brandon Weeden could play himself into the 2nd round of next year’s draft. (Sports Illustrated)

Interesting not on another way OSU could have ended the A&M game: ” The other thing Oklahoma State might have done is have the quarterback heave the ball deep down the middle. The clock stops when an incompletion crosses the out-of-bounds markers on the sidelines. But for a pass thrown through and out of the end zone, the clock does not stop until the ball crosses the backline.” (ESPN)

If you live in Dallas you lose $1,000 a year by sitting in traffic. (Dallas Morning News)

How chippy is the Baylor A&M going to be? (Dr. Saturday)

Good podcast: Dennis Dodd is really impressed by Oklahoma State. He talks about whether or not the Cowboys can be the Auburn of 2011. (CBS Sports)

CBS has OSU in the Fiesta Bowl against Michigan. (CBS Sports)

Another Friday Night Lights expose, and the last line rivals that of the one Grantland put out a few months ago. (CNN)

If you’re a student and you go to OSU and you make this happen I’ll post it on this blog. Many times. (here’s your inspiration)

Just because we need to see it one more time…