Daily Bullets (June 15): OSU’s Revenue Compared to Big 12 Peers, Don’t Sleep on Rickie at the U.S. Open

Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.

OSU Bullets

• OSU had the seventh-highest-grossing athletic department (that can be publicly known) in the Big 12 last year – have to think lagging men’s basketball ticket sales are impacting that number (HCS)

• Checking in on Cowboy Football’s 2024 class compared to their peers (PFB)

• This CBS blogger has Rickie Fowler as his top sleeper to win the U.S. Open:

 Fowler arrives with 12 top-20 finishes in 17 starts this season, back-to-back top-10 efforts and amid the best iron year of his career. The Californian has been close in this championship before, and don’t be surprised if he’s close again. Odds: 50-1 

[CBS Sports]

•; Not OSU-related but love this move by Texas Tech to induct Mike Leach into their “hall of honor” (CBS Sports)

• Cowboy signee Eric Dailey, Jr. made the next cut for the U.S. National team (Twitter)

Non-OSU Bullets

• Like these rules for life from Naval
• Latest money-saving travel hack: skip-lagging

This transfer portal concept in college football is interesting:

The portal is littered with great talent at wideout and defensive back, but not so much along the offensive line.

[247 Sports]