Daily Bullets
The Morning Fade – 5.3.11
Morgan Hoffman is your college golfer of the week after posting a wicked even-par score to win the Big 12 at Prarie Dunes. (Golf Week)
From the “this is so egregiously early I really can’t even believe I’m posting it” department, one website predicts Justin Blackmon is going to be a very wealthy man in about 360 days. (Draft Site)
Ugo Chinasa was taken in the first round of the UFL draft on Monday by Sacramento and will be coached by none other than Dennis Green. (UFL Football)
Cowboy baseball checks in at #17 this week (after dropping to #20 last week) according to Kendall Rogers. (Perfect Game)
And Aaron Fitt has them at #16. (Baseball America)
Looks like TCU’s ace will be out this weekend when the Frogs come to Stillwater. (Ft. Worth Star-Telegram)
And I thought the $90M/year given to the Big 12 was crazy. The Pac-12 just got $250M! (SBJ)
Big thanks to Freemason10 on snagging the “you got Jimmered” of the year…
Parsa Fallah, Kashie Natt Seeking Eligibility Waivers to Play at Oklahoma State Next Season
A Look at Four of the Prospects Oklahoma State Is Set to Host This Week
‘Not Enough to Make the NCAA Tournament’: Steve Lutz Is Aiming High This Season
Oklahoma State’s Top 5 Wins of the Bob Simmons Era
Three-Star Texas Wide Receiver Ake O’Neal Commits to Oklahoma State
OSU Softball: Utah Transfer Catcher Kennedy Proctor Commits to Oklahoma State
Daily Bullets (June 13): Oklahoma AG Speaks out on Texas Tech Case, Steve Lutz and Profile Service
Oklahoma Attorney General Pushes for Big 12 to Suspend Brendan Sorsby, Offers Legal Support
How Oklahoma State’s Best Defenders Stack Up with Big 12
Pistols Firing Podcast Ep. 707: Sorsby Saga and Remembering Bob Simmons
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Hoops4 days agoParsa Fallah, Kashie Natt Seeking Eligibility Waivers to Play at Oklahoma State Next Season
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Football4 days agoA Look at Four of the Prospects Oklahoma State Is Set to Host This Week
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Hoops4 days ago‘Not Enough to Make the NCAA Tournament’: Steve Lutz Is Aiming High This Season
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Football3 days agoOklahoma State’s Top 5 Wins of the Bob Simmons Era