Daily Bullets (Feb. 1): Eddie’s Fingerprints, Tylan’s Pro Stock Analyzed

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OSU Bullets

• Eddie Sutton’s fingerprints were all over the floor in Saturday’s game against Arkansas

• It’s helpful to see this honest evaluation of Tylan Wallace’s pro stock:

Wallace’s major concerns are whether he can expand his route tree and overcome more physical cornerbacks in the NFL. He could struggle on the perimeter to start his NFL career, which is one reason why PFF’s Mike Renner recommends getting him into the slot more. 

[PFF]

• Fun bit after Saturday’s win – Arkansas’ stud was roommates with Cade Cunningham at Montverde

• Vote for Cade for the point guard of the year here

• Cade Cunningham shined against the Razorbacks – and his pro stock is continuing to hold as a contender for the top pick.

The one prospect in this year’s draft who’s ready to contribute on a contender is Oklahoma State point forward Cade Cunningham, who will not slip outside of the top three. All the other prospects will need time…

[The Ringer]

• Marcus Smart is out with a calf strain – back in two to three weeks

• Pretty cool to see the Pokes so high on this list, thanks Mike Gundy.

• I’m here for this take – Kentucky might be better with Cade.

Non-OSU Bullets

• Pretty wild how Aaron Rodgers keeps going on the Pat McAfee show
• How the most hyped oil merger in a decade busted
• Finished this short faith-based read over the weekend, good thoughts on caring for others out of a secure identity