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Daily Bullets (Apr. 6): Pokes Beat the Champs (Congrats Baylor), Pay the Cade Tax
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OSU Bullets
• Given the reality that OSU was the last team to beat the national champions (Baylor won last night), OSU owns a share of the title right?
Also, bonus points given out if you can find three or more articles talking about Baylor’s title with the phrase “Fixer Upper” included
• Cowboy Basketball recruiting update – 11 players the Pokes are up for adding via the portal
• This Mike Boynton quote explaining the gauntlet the Pokes pushed through to finish the season was great:
“I called that the ‘Cade Tax,’” OSU coach Mike Boynton said with a grin at Cade Cunningham’s NBA declaration last Thursday. “We were paying the ‘Cade Tax.’ He was on our team, so of all the games that had to be made up, the TV people decided we wanted that dude on our network. That’s why we had to travel halfway across the country and play seven games in 14 days to end the season.”
[TulsaWorld]
• Pretty wild Body-by-Glass statistic here – Teven Jenkins went from 12 reps at 225 pounds as a freshman to 36 reps at his pro day
• Boynton was set to host a call with a high-upside transfer from East Carolina today
• Cowboy Baseball’s series for the weekend was cancelled
Non-OSU Bullets
• Supersonic air travel may be making a come back – this reminds me of a chapter in “Boom Town” talking about when OKC was a testing ground, so good
• Ten Masters’ storylines – solid primer for the upcoming major from a familiar face
• Pretty cool to see pictures of folks celebrating Easter all over the world
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