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Daily Bullets (May 10): Boynton Lands Another Transfer
Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.
Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.
Scores
Women’s Golf: Cowgirls are T3 through Day One @ NCAA Women’s Golf Regional
OSU Bullets
โข Cowboy Football has the third-best odds of winning the Big 12 this fall
โข The Pokes landed a commitment from a sharpshooting forward in the transfer portal last night – here’s a take on him:
If Oklahoma State is able to land a commitment from Harrison, he would likely fill the role left by Keylan Boone. The two are similar in size.
[247 Sports]
โข Here’s a snippet on how Ice fits at Ohio State:
Isaac Likekele did not enter the transfer portal because he had a bad relationship with Oklahoma State coach Mike Boynton. He simply was looking for more opportunity, and Oklahoma State has a lot of talented guards that he’d have to share the load with. It didn’t take long or Likekele to find what he was looking for.
Ohio State is replacing basically its entire backcourt, so Likekele can team up with fellow Big 12 transfer Sean McNeil at Ohio State and have a huge role.
[247 Sports]
โข Wouldn’t have guessed Charlie Dickey was one of the top 20 highest-paid offensive line coaches in the country
โข NCAA released a name, image, and likeness guidance – I think I like these two other suggestions they’re hearing better
โข Josh Holliday’s Pokes are hanging in there in the top-five of multiple polls:
Non-OSU Bullets
โข How many friends do you need to have? (NYT)
โข Online coloring book for adults
ICYMI – an Oklahoma-owned horse won the Kentucky Derby, pretty incredible story:
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