Daily Bullets (March 3): OSU Hoops Falls in Austin, Gundy Speaks Out on Proposed 14-Team Playoff

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

OSU Bullets

• The Cowboys made some noise on their last trip to the Moody Center but things got out of hand quickly. Marshall’s Five Thoughts are great for contextualizing a strange and disappointing game and what’s been a strange a disappointing season. [PFB]

• Oof.

#OKState just lost its 6th conference game by 15+ points. Two games left to play in the regular season.

— McClain (@McclainBaxley) March 2, 2024

• According to an ESPN report, a 14-team playoff model that includes automatic byes for the SEC and the Big Ten is gaining momentum. [ESPN]

• According to Mike Gundy, those decisions should be made on the field. I don’t disagree with him. [PFB]

• The Cowboys earned the series win in their first home weekend this season, topping Central Michigan 8-1 on Saturday. They’ll look for the 🧹on Sunday. [PFB]

• Sam Hutchens looks at Cowboy Wrestling’s loss to Iowa and how that shapes OSU’s postseason expectations. [Sellout Crowd]

• Keep an eye out on the Mason Rudolph saga in Steel City. It looks like he’s set to test the waters in free agency. [Steelers Now]

Mason, baby, I’m coming to pick you up
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— sums (@SumSumFoSho) March 1, 2024

Non-OSU Bullets

• This is older but still valid and needed. Adam Grant writes about why you should stop trying to raise successful kids.

• A U.S. spacecraft landed on the moon for the first time in over 50 years, but it’s nothing like last time.