Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets (May 30): Cowgirls Kickoff the WCWS Tonight, OSU’s Ideal Corporate Sponsor
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OSU Bullets
• Cowgirls get the late start (8:30pm) for their first game in the World Series in OKC tonight• NCAA is chatting about putting patches on uniforms – what’s the first patch you want to see on an OSU uniform? It would be awesome to see Mesa or BP Capital as a hat tip to Mr. Pickens (Yahoo Sports) • What an incredible opportunity this would be – for OSU to beat OU for a softball title before they leave:The Cowgirls are ready to go 🤠#WCWS x @cowgirlsb pic.twitter.com/8qeSdTdEta
— NCAA Softball (@NCAASoftball) May 30, 2024
Nothing would be sweeter in Stillwater than the Cowgirls winning the softball national championship that has become a Sooner birthright. And it could happen. OSU has made the World Series five straight years, but never have the Cowgirls been positioned to stand up to the mighty Sooners as is this Kenny Gajewski team. [TulsaWorld]• The Michigan State wrestling transfer officially signed with OSU yesterday (OKState.com) • Big 12 (and in turn, Oklahoma State) are announcing football game times today at 1:30pm CST:
Did someone say TV times? 📺🏈 Tomorrow. 1:30pm CT. #Big12FB ⏰
— Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) May 29, 2024
Non-OSU Bullets
• How to ask for the feedback you really need • A CBS sportswriter got to play the new NCAA Football game and wrote about it Hate to laugh at another person’s demise but my goodness, this is a new level:This guy had a court date for his suspended license
He joined the Zoom call while driving. You can’t make it uppic.twitter.com/1JcMAipNn2 — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) May 29, 2024
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