Daily Bullets (June 19): Pokes in the Olympics, OSU’s Near Geriatric Offensive Line

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

OSU Bullets

• Four Cowboys will be competing in the Olympic golf competition (PFB)

• Why OSU is picked outside of the top three in the Big 12 (HCS)

Ranking Mike Gundy’s 12 bowl wins (PFB)

• The average age of OSU’s offensive line group is incredible: 

The Cowboys rank third nationally in returning production, according to ESPN, and the offensive line might be the oldest and most experienced unit in college football history — yes, the entire history of the sport. Six redshirt super seniors and one redshirt senior highlight the group. Their average age when the season starts Aug. 31 against South Dakota State: 23.6 years old.

[247 Sports]

• Fun piece from last week – the PFB guys fantasy drafted basketball players from the Mike Boynton era (PFB)

• Ollie Gordon landed a NIL deal with McDonald’s (HCS)

Non-OSU Bullets

• 13 unique college football experiences

• Kyle Porter on Rory losing the US Open

I don’t know this woman but she’s 100 percent correct: 

helping out the women in your life so you don’t have to pic.twitter.com/Mjti8Q4GBr

— Mackenzie Brooks (@kenzbrooksbets) June 18, 2024