Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets (Mar. 20): Pokes Move to Next Round, Wrapping Up Wrestling
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Scores
Men’s Basketball: Pokes 71, EMU 60
Softball: Cowgirls 9, UCF 4
Baseball: Texas Tech, 12, Cowboys 1
Women’s Tennis: Cowgirls 5, Texas Tech 2
OSU Bullets
โข The Cowboys move on to the NIT Quarterfinals after an eleven-point win over the Big Sky regular season champions. The Big Dance may have been a short ride for the Pokes but they’re landing lots of punches in the consolation tournament:
Since the end of the regular season, the Cowboys were 12-for-60 from 3 entering Sunday โ of which (Brice) Thompson has gone 1-for-5. But Sunday (Thompson) took 11 3s, hitting six and sparking a hot shooting night for the Cowboys.
[PFB]
โข ICYMI – Cowboy Wrestling finished up with two All-Americans but finished the lowest they ever have in the final standings (PFB)
โข Tipoff time and TV details were released on the Cowboys’ matchup against the North Texas Mean Green (247 Sports)
โข Daton Fix’s dad talks about the possibility of him coming back for his last year of eligibility (O’Colly)
โข Last home game of the season for Pokes:
Non-OSU Bullets
โข How to make friends as an adult
โข I’m into these one-minute concepts
Terrific paragraph here on the development of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander:
There is a new air of calm dominion atop Gilgeous-Alexander’s slithery, herky-jerky guile. He doesn’t have to contort to the rim on every crunch-time possession (though he could). Gilgeous-Alexander has turned his midrange jumper into an artful, inexorable weapon — lending him fierce control over the game.
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