Daily Bullets (Sept. 19): Framing the Offensive Struggles in Stillwater

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

OSU Bullets

• Nothing appears to be changing with OSU’s quarterback scheme – plus many other quotes from Mike Gundy’s Monday news conference (PFB)

• Was Saturday the worst loss of the Mike Gundy era? (PFB)

• Bill Haisten looked at OSU’s offensive malaise and framed it well.

Fifteen previous Gundy-coached Cowboy teams averaged at least 30 points a game. Nine of those teams averaged at least 38.4.

In 12 quarters against Central Arkansas, Arizona State and South Alabama this season, OSU has scored only seven TDs…

I’ve covered Oklahoma State games during which the Cowboys rushed for more than 356 yards. Through three games this season, OSU has rushed for a total of 356 yards.

[Tulsa World]

• I’d be thrilled with a trip to Shreveport to play a Pac-12 team in a bowl at this point (Action)

• The students at OSU were as crushed as you were watching the game Saturday (Sellout Crowd)

• The below is sad but true. The Bill Haisten piece referenced above cites the need to explore playing Zane Flores at some point.

Non-OSU Bullets

• The race to catch the last Nazis
• Aslan and making decisions (faith-based)

These old commercials are so good: